New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-30
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
RACING AT SARATOGA.
CLOSE OF THE EXTRA MKTTING-FOUR GoO' tACES
Il LARGE Advantageous X. MAMIE h'

RACING AT SARATOGA.
CLOSE OF THE EXTRA MKTTING-FoUR Goo' CAGES
A LARGE ATTENpANCr-DAN X. NANNlE H.
ALLEvEUR AND KATIE P. 1HE WINNERS.
SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. 29.-The racing sea-
SON. consisting Of two meetings Of seven days each ana
thirteen extra days. finally closed to-day with four races
There large attendance and the weather and track
we're CAPITAL. The first was handicap for $50 one
mile. The pools chaugeable Dan X selling hlRh-
est in early pools while the pools jus before the race
stood: Mamie H. q years, 1OJ pounds) 500; Dan n
q years 10 poundsl, $3.50; Qneeuston aged 70
pouuds), $40; Hclmsman @ years, 80 pounds)' so
oueenston got Of first while Mamie H. was nearly Left
at the post Dan X. was second, Iiemsman third lhs
order was Kept to tho head Of the stretch when Dan h
rushed for the lead getting IT AT the stand ana winning
by length in l:iG Uelmsman second QuecnStoe llrd'
French pools paid SO 90.
The second event was a handicap for 1919, one mile
and quarter. Pools sold just before the start
~ follows: RhadamSnthus O. years ZIG pouhuN'
$3.50; Dan K a years, 100 pouudsl. $40; Mamie H.
q years 10 pounds $50 Lucer "a years, % pouhdsl
$50; KIburn l6 years, 0S pounds, $50; Hattie r. 70
years lOl pouuds $50; Frank lG years. 80 pouh"SD'
$40 Franz had the best Of the start at the head OF inc
stretch, but Kilbum led at the stand and ronnl the
turn 10 the back stretch; Dan X. second, Hathe T.
third Hattie f. kept the lead tin near the head OF the
stretch when Lucfer went 10 the front Coming down
the stretch Mamie H.. who had been held back ny
Evans was let out and she ahead and won by at
length; Dan X sec md Lucfcr third. All the DINERS
well up. Time, 2IlA. French pools paid go 30
The third was selling race for $500, threequarters OF
n mile Egypt aged, lO2 pounds was the fayoriic III
the pools selling al 500, 10 Acycur % years 81 pouhu1
SO; BIondell q years, 81 pounds So fusilale .
years - pouud,J Sl7 Munton q years. 81 pouhdED'
SIC; Field Empress q years Sc pounds, Fury @ years
II pouud0 Sl4 with a good start at the head OF the
chute" AIleycur showed 10 front AMI was never
headed running away from the crowd. Empress hed
the second place to the head Of the stretch, where she
was passed 10y Egypt but the nearest approach 10 A'
veur was two gths al the nush where i'ondrI vas
second Ecyut third. Tapping BlondclL lImc' III T.
French pools paid SIG 10 1870, .
The last wa, strrpncuasc, over tIacunh"i coul7t'
about two miles and quarter. for $40 I'os S'",.
Trouble agcd. 10 pounds, 5000; Derby - wears ILu
pounds, 5000; u aadhcad m"cd, l33 hounds; TlUo'
HrId Katie T. aged. 80 pounds, Wild oats y Nt rs,
I1g psuudD $50. DeaducId took the lead ana kcpt ~
over fourteen leaps, when Henry, tie JOCKEY, tl On
cuttn, his face. Trouble gong well IN the lhHd
place 10 the eleventh jump, an easy fence hcSI9 ie
"cuo;p" when he swrTycd. hcany, the jockey ol on
bu held ms horse and soon mouuled but ne cou!d nol
win Whom Deadhrad cast his jockey, Katie T. VINO was
second went ahead cr the last leaps and wuh; Derby
second Wild Oats third Time 1872. French pools
Il 81 .