New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-28
BAD SEARTS BUT GOOD RAGES.
ANOTHER EXTRA DAY AT SARATOGA.

IRON A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE IhlBUNb'l
SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. 27-Dwyer Broth
ers won two races to-day with their little stable OF
two horses-Bramble and Northumberland won
them easily. Their racers we're so much superior 70
those running against them that the marked differ
euce in weights imposed by the Handicapped could not
prevent their success In the third Stanfords hy
Fuslade won her first victory this year The hurdle
race was very interesting and marred by no acci
DENTS Deadhead was ridden well aud carried the
highest weight to the first position at the end There
was a fair attendance in the grand stand. Captain Con-
ner caused some dissatisfaction by two bad starts The
duties Of a starter are extremely difficult to
perform properly, and t Is impossible 10 please
everyone but there is certainly for improve
men IN the way Captain Conner handles tine horses
in runs OF three-quarters of a mile and mile. Two
favoritos Of four to-day In the last race Dis
turbance was first choice In most OF the betting, but
Deadhead brought more money than he in some pools
The first race was free handicap one mile, Tor
purse of 1929 $50 going the second, and S25 to the
third horse Dryer Brothers colt Brambe % years liz
pounds brought in the pools thrice much as all the
rest together. The others Powers Buckles hly
Kate Claxon 60 years. 100 pounds, Bevnss mare Hattie
t. @ years, 1O5 pounds, Pene's gelding Patriot 70
years % pounds), and Lewis Steaus's horse Frank
&c years, 95 pounds). Bramble brought $780, Kate
Claxton S5j Hattie F. $50; Patriot Sl7i Frank, ST.
Captain Conner gave another OF the unfair starts which
II is his custom give in short races If Hattie f. ana
Frank had chance Of winning in any event (Which was
not probabe the chance was entirely destroyed by the
sendOf Hattie +. had the outside position. ana was
much in the rear when the flag fell. and the effort to
overae the others exhausted her that she had no
speed left in the last quarter Kate Claxton and
Brambe had a commanding lead at the start The
flly made the running and went to the head OF the
five There sac remained for little more imam
half mile, when Brambe overlook her. The running OF
Bambe Kate CaxtOn and Patriot was good IN the third
quarter When the stretch home was reached Brambie
was leading half length without putting forth all his
speed; Kate CIaxton was second and Patriot
close third. Al the furong pole Patriot was
doing his best, on even terms WIN
Brambe and for an instant seemed 10 mpeil the pros
poets OF the favorite The little uncertainty was speedily
over. With rush, the stout and swift son OF Bonnie
Scotland and Ivy Leaf left Patriot in the rear and won
without difficulty IN 1859 with Patriot little over
length behind Kate Claxon two lengths back OF Pat
riot Hattie F. was pulled up when all possibility Of her
getting place was gone and came IN last Mutual pool
tickets on Bramble were worth SO 90 each
Dwyer Brothers furnished the favOrite in both OF the
first two races IN the second he was their horse Rhada-
manthus GO years. 115 pouDds at S2OO McCartys colt
Helmsman g years, Sc pounds) being second choice at
SIS; Penes gedug Kilourn &c years, 100 poundsl was
rated ut go and LOWS stearns horse Frank 6 years
1884 pounds 81 pounds overweight at 81. The race
was a free handicap, one mile and a quarter, for a
purse OF $780, $50 going to the second and S25
TO the third horse. Mclaughlin rode Rhadamanthus.
c. Booth was on uelmsInan. Miles on kiburn and Dag
on Frank Booth who Is little negro boy, rode Helms
man when he won on Monday. Ho had two French pool
tickets on the colt that day. aud won S23S 60. When
the race was over the ubilaut jockey ran To little
saloon the and reyeed in ice cream TO The
extent OF eleven plateu's Tina; his ff1d way Of
victory But he had no victory 10 ceie-
brate to-day.
KiIburn and Hemsman took up n lively pace from the
start Az they passed the stand Klburn was head In
advance, Helmsman second and Rhadam inthus third.
In the second quarter Of a mile Helmsman and
Kilburn ran very closely together, Bhadaman-
thus moving easily four lengths behind them,
and Frank following with gap Of many rods;
on the two LEADERS, and at the halme post was OnlVa
length behind Kibnrn while elmsman led the latter
quarter of length. When a furODg more had been
gone over Hcmsman showed that he was poironn,
and gave the light His jockey could not force hun
Ia keen M the pace The then left 10 Rhad
amanthus and Kburn, and they ran side by side IN tho
last quarter. RhadamaninuS however had reserve
won by length, IN 2ii; kiihuin second, llelmsman
tweuty lengths brhind. aud Prank last. The way In
which Hcmsman ran in this race proved 10 every one
what clear before 20 good judges, mat Barrett aud
tbe other riders threw away the which Hclmsm1n
won on MOndap by their folly. They did not think
IL possible for Hcmsman TO win, anu they let MIN get
such lead that All he had to do in or
der 10 come in first was TO keep moving. lie
Is poor colt 20 be depended upon IN an emer-
Mutual pool tickets on Rhadamanthus paid 81 80 each
Third on the card WIS a dash or thTeeNuirters OF
,oi,s wifi selling allowances; horses beaten and not
having won "a at Saratoga being allowed
pounds additional The purse was $500 goo OF Il being
given ~ the second horse There eight starters. aud
sorry they wereali racers Of the fourth or fifth
class. BabcOcRs horse Egypt nCcd, lOl pOundSl was
first IN betting az 500; Wyuns hly Miss MAJ oy Is
wears 30 - pound dig pounds overweight brought 1885,
Thorn uson's gcldiug Loeroi a years, - pounds $780,
stanfords dly Fnsilade g years 70 nonndsi, $50
Kanes colt General Wiley % wears. Ol9 pounds, BIG
pounds Overweght. 50; DOswclrs geldng SnOwden @
years, SO pOunds) $40; and Eyans's mare Empress "A
m there b more unfortunate starter in the country I'm
short races than Captain Conner the Saratoga AssOci
ton wQud have TO go long way 10 ma MN. He mado
a wretcied bungle IN sending the horses away in
rae. They were very far from being equal terms snow
den and Empress having big lead ana LOiterer beiDga
long distance behind the rest Eopt ran up 10 the see
Ond place IN the st quarter aud passed SnOwlcn hard
In the second furlOng from the goal SnOwden aud
Egypt were head aud head, with Fisadr only halfa
length behind them. Fusadc's light weight enabled
her TO Ouirun the two and she won by nearly length
Egypt second. Snowden close third. LOtcrer, alter
being almost left tho the post up TO fourth place
the end and probably would have been very close
Fuslade lac had been treated fairly by the starter
Emprpss was fifth, Mlss MallOy sixth, QueenstOn
seventh, and General Wiley last The time whs I:l7l2
FusaGe tickets paid S29 20 each Fusilade bought
by MI Daily for 1908, 50 more than the price at which
she was entered 10 DO sold
fair field OF jumpers took part IN the free handicap
hurdle race two miles over eight hurdles. Reeds
Disturbance "a yours l3S ponds was rated at $40 IN
pouudsJ at sos Caryers gelding Keiso tagged, I4s
pouuds aud mare Katie p. (aged, l3j pounds brought
ponndsl $50 aud Gbuey's horse Wild Oats a years,
125 pounds) $50 The race was wei contested aud
must rank among the best hurdle races OF
the year Tho horses started evenly Dali
gasian led over the first hurdle. Wild Oats
being a close second, and Katie j. third Deadhead
the front IN the fret quarter but resigned
the place TO Dailgasan, and the latter led over the
second hurdle, Deadhead next aud Katie p third, the
others running waiting and being several lengths
behind. AT the third hurdle Deadhead was over first
Dagasian second ana Katie r. third the still lin
geng Tho three In The front rank got nearly even m the
third and To ccar the fourth hurdle almost
exactly the same instant. Deadhead was half length
front the horses passed. the stand at the end OF the
first mile, Dailgalsan second Katie p. third, Dis-
urbance fourth, RelsO NTH, and Wild Oats last. In
that they the NTH hurdle. Disturbance
then increased his speed and at the next jump turd
Deadhead, DaIleasiau and Disturbance went the
seventh hurdle In the order named, with very short
distance between the first and third. Wild Oats was
good fourth In the next quarter OF mile Deidhead
Disturbance and DaiguSan ran abreast for time, and
they cleared the Last hurdle together. I'm the short
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