New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-23
GOOD RACING At S4R4ToGA.
FOUR CLOSE CoNTEsIs-BELLE HELENE, CLEMMIE
g.. MAMIE H., AND DISTURBANCE THE WIN

FOUR CLOSE coNTRsIs-BELLE HELENE, cLEMME
g.. MAMIE H., AND DISTURBANCE THE WIN
NERs.
SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. pa large crowd
Allied the grand stand to-day The track and weather
were excellent. The first was for purse Of $500
entrance free weights seven pounds below the scale
winners at this meeting OF $500, pounds OF 81 OOO
10 pounds extra maidens II three years old, allowed
pounds II four years, pounds If five years or up
ward IL pounds mile. Brambe g years, 90
pounds was the favorite in the pools, bringing
Sl25 TO $50 against the field, comprising Belle
Helene "a years, 81 pounds, Bertha a years. 81
pounds) and Loterer "a years lOl poundsl. Starting
well together Bertha tool the lead the turn, Belle
Helene next Bramble third. Belle Helene led on
the back stretch and into the stretch, where
Bramble passed her and led down home.
Relic Helene pressing him and finally passing
TO the front at the finish, winning by neck, in Hasa
Rertha was third. French pools paid S26 20.
The second race free handicap OF one aud i've
eghths miles for a purse OF $500. There were four
starters Inspiration aged carrying llG pounds, sold
AZ favorite at fist but Clemme c. 70 years 05 pounds
advanced in rate toward the last The average OF the
sales stood Inspiration 800; Clemmie c. S7O Rhad-
amantlus G years II pOunds) $J5 Princeton q years.
Id pouuds $50 Pilot 6 years. 9S pOundf $50. Glenn
Rhadamanthus third Inspiration and Pilot last Glenn
mic never lost the lead, and though pushed by lnspra
ton near the fnsh won by hall length IN 2:51l2 H.
SEPARATION second, and Pilot third. French pools
paid SIG 20.
for a purse OF 1900 Six horses started Dan X. a
wears old carrying 105 pounds IN the cOlOIs OF his
owner, j. W. BeD, sold high fayOlite az $3.50; Lady
SAVERS a years, 103 pOundsl bringing Sll5 Mamie H.
"A years 81 pouuds 800; Governor Hampton a years,
96 pounds $55; Patriot q years, so pOunds $50 /;
Kinney X % years. 81 pOunds), $50 Governor Hamp-
ton took lead at the start but Lady Sayers passed
him in tho stretch and rounded tine turn first She kept
tic lead around the back-stretch, when Patriot and
Dan X lead the stretch but as they straight
eued out hallway 10 the stand Mamie III. rushed up
outside and finished winner by length. Dan K was
second Governor Hampton third. Time-2:l2A. French
pools paid S37.
The last was hurdle for purse Of $780, less $50
TO the second horse milo and quarter, five
hurdles There four starters. In the pools just
before the race Disturbance brought 800 KelsO $25.
Dagasian S25 aud Derby $l5. Derby. Dsilgasian and
Disturbance went the hrst hurdle together. and
then Dailgasnn went ahead over the next three Dis
turbancs next Derby third. At the last hurdle Dis
urbHnce show ed fret ana led Dalgasan the stretch
winning by three lengths at the hnish Derby third.
Time 22Ial. French pools brought SlS 80.
There wilt be four races tomorrow, on which pools
were sold as follows: First Rsce-Mie Handoap-Hat-
lie F. $50; Vagraut S45 Brother 20 Grn5iead IS Ma
jestic $40; Vermont $l5; Rife, $40.
Second Race-Haudcap. two luies aud three quarters
-Shylock S35 Inspiration, $50; kenney $40; Hattie
f., SIG HelmsInan, $40.
Third Raee-Handicap, three-quariers OF mile--Lady
Sayers. $50; Egypt $40; Dos6eps Sunlight and Snow
den. S4O Franklin, $40.
Selling Race-One mile and quarteT--Luclfer, $40
Miss MallOy. $50; Kilburn. S25; Fury,6.