The New York herald., 1879-07-29

Nearly half hour spent in getting the horses
IN line for start occasionod by the righteousness
6f Dell. When the flag fell. after dozen break
aways, Mary Ann leading. Lucky Hit second,
Bonnie Wood third. Bulwark fourth. Mark ffth,
Corea sixth. Dell seventh. who crossed in
front Of Clarissima. which left the latter
far behind. and she was beaten before
the head of the chute and turned into the regular
truck ut the haf-mile pole Bonnie leading four
Ann fourth. Corela fifth, Mark L sixth. Deli
seventh and Carssima far behind. her rider now
beginning to the folly Of attempting to overtake
the others. Entering the homestretch Bonnie
Wood had two lengths the best or it, Bulwark
having shut up some of tho daylight between HIM
self aud the flly, Lucky Hit third Mark Ii fourth,
Mary Ann fifth. Corela sixth. the others out Of the
race and running very slow. Bonnie came up the
two lengths. Mark L second. u head in advance OF
Balwark. third. CorelIa fourth, Lucky Hit fifth.
Mary Ann sixth, Clarissima jogging home seventh,
bell walking in. Time. 1:lsa
The SECOND RACE
was for purse of ssoo winners of 81 900 to carry
lbs. extra; horses never having won q of the
value of 1000 allowed lbs. II such horses have
been beaten and have not won race at Saratoga this
year. lbs; maidens allowed IA lbs. One mile aud
three quarters. The starters Mr.. q. Is. Morris
buy horse Mintzer. by Glenelg. dam Crownlct,
years old. i21 lbs. and Messrs. I. Puryear Co.'s
chestnut colt Danichef. by Glenelg. dam SAlina
years old. Ill lbs. Pools sold as follows:-
Danichef ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50 1870 l75
There no trouble in getting these horses
or the dag fell ut tho second attempt get away.
struggle up tho homestrctch immediately Gu
sued IN the attempt ON the part OF Danchers jockey
to take the lead. The moro he forced the matter.
however, the less he gained. and by the time
Mintzer had out of the chute ut the
half-mile pole the more confident were his
hackers Of his chances OF winning. he had in
creased has lead another length. At the hrec-quar-
ter pole Mintzer led four lengths. and when he
reached the Judges stand mt the end of throo-
quarter run. which done in 30. he was eight
lengths in front OF Daniche. The latter was forced
around tho upper turn and whipped down the
strctch, all to no purpose. as Mntzer kept the gap
open. despite tho ondeavors OF the other and caino
homo an easy winner OF the race by half u dozen
lengths In 3:uy1s.
THIRD RACE
was for purse of $500. for three yearods. Horses
novor having won race OF s 200 allowed lbs,
or II such horses have becn beaten and not won
ut Saratoga this year, 10 lbs. Aaidcns allowed
II lbs One mile. Nine horses entered for this race,
all of which came to the post. comprising AIR. l..
uarts chestnut hly Bonnie Carrie, by Bonnie Scot
land. dam Fannie Barrow, Dc lbs; Mr. q. W. Stew
arts bay Ally Clauda. by War Dance. dam Jennie Nc
kinlcy 1U3 lbs. Mr.. Oden Bowic's chestnut geding
Skylark, by Dickens, dam Netic. l05 lbs; Mr.. j. q.
Nelson n Go. = brown colt Lanccwood, by Leaning
ton, dam Rattan, l0l lbs; MIR. James McCulloughs
chestnut colt George Mccullough by Harry Bassctt,
dam spotted Fawn. 103 lbs. Mr. II. T. McCraths
chestnut hlly Verdict, by bennington, dam Jury,
103 lbs: Mr.. j. W. Hunt Reynolds bay hliy
Clarissinn, by Enquirer dam Clarina, 96 lbs; Mr..
q. l.. Lorilard's chestnut hlly Una, by War Dance.
dam Gcorgie Wood, 103 lbs, ana Joseph McAlahons
chestnut flly Scota. by Bonnie Scotland, dam
Juanita, 1O3 lbs. Scotlla was the favoric. as fol-