New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-27
EXTRA DAY OF TIE SARATOGA RACES.


A GOOD PAYS sPoRr-torrA c.. BYE-sND-BYF
CHARLIE GoRHAM AND WALLER THE WINNERS
-To-DAY's PROGRAMME.
SARATOGA, July 26.-This being an extra
day. the attendance not large 90 ON
the previous days The programme however was e4-
ccllen gave great satisfaction TO those fortunate
enough be present The track was IN line conduon
and time made in the different events Is considered
good The first and second races were complete dis
appointment to the knowing ones" but the last two
were captured by the fayortes.
The ststrace was for purse OF $500 for maiden two
yearods of which $50 went to he second The cond!
tions we're: Entrance free; those not having been
placed second "A sweepstakes allowed pounds those
beaten and having been placed allowed pounds;
distance half a mile The pools sold as follows; CHM
calrne, 500; Charlotte. sos; L;te Nell $40; Compen-
saiion and Sportsman $40; the held-Bernardne
General Monroe. Carissa W., Lotla C-S45 All
OF The aboye-named started Before the flag
fell Genaairne false start two fuTlongs before
she could DC controlled When the starter dropped his
flag Lotta G. in front, with Charlotte second Cen
eral Monroe third and Bcrnardne fourth the others
strung cut Ii throughout Il race between the
leaders only and although the others tried hard to
reach them iu the homesetoa. it was frm'less at
TEMPT n the two leaders finished III the order Of start
ing Lolita c. first by hall length Charlotte second,
Compensation who had run up from seVenth pace
third Sportsman fourth Time, 5Osi seconds Glen
cairne the favorite, finished sixth French mutual
pools paid $50 30.
The second race for purse of $500, of which
500 went 10 the second The conditions were En-
trance fee, Luke Blackburn, the King OF the Tur
excluded hOrsesnot having won race Of the value OF
81. 600 allowed pounds those not having won ANY
race in $50 allowed pounds maidens II three years
olc allow II pounds il four 10 pounds II five
years on upward. 20 pounds; all ages 1'a miles The
pools sold: Brown colt late The King, $3.50; Elias
Lawrence. 5000 Gabriel, S175; Gold Bug, $40 Bye
andBye, Sl65; Ada Glenn $40; the feld-Omega'
ST. Marlin, Mary AntcrsOn-Sl30 On the start, Mary
Anderson got away first, attended by Ada Glenn
and Gabriel. the others punched. grand race then
took place and positions UNCHANGED down the
homesre CHI Passing the grand stand Mary Anderson
had lead OF half length before Ada Glenn and Ga
briel the very close Gabriel took second place
In the backstretch and Omega was away off Rounding
the upper turn Ada Glenn had very slight
lead MARY Anderson having fallen back, with
Gold Bag Gabriel and Bye-and-Bye running
very fast. Reaching the honlestretch Gold Bug,
Bye-auGBye and the Brown colt were on even terms,
with Gabriel in q pocket behind them An exciting
finish occurred and in the last few bounds Bye andBye
went 70 tIe idG aHu S On e n n colt GbIje fonTt5
Elias Lawrence. the favOrite, 18th. Time 2:4O4 800
with an entrance fee. the winner TO be sold
W. Mi'h su@ii,n: GistspcI one mile. Tue starters
were Utiiia, Sinos, Go-Forth Charlie Gotham, Bonnie
ham SO for $685. Lottery, Sl15; Minos. s35 and The
Hed-BODnle- castle, GO-Forth, U,iha and Autopsy
good start Lottery, Mnos and Charlie Gorham going to
the ront the order named. Running into the back
stretch Charlie Goram went TO the front and never
headed aterward. Minos took second pace and Go
Forth third. which position they held to Inc upper turn
In the h,mcsretcb Utita took third place from Go
Forth, Lottery also passing bim Although Gorham
himself and coming right along won by two lengths,
Mlros second, Utita third aud Lottery fourth Ime'
1:45a. -
A handicap steepechase finished the proglauime. 1t
was for purse $500, of which 800 went 10 the
$50 TO the third for all ages; over FRACTIONAL
Waller S3O5 the field r. Captain Franklin and Pom
eroy Sl95. To excellent start Rose, Pomeroy and
Waller the rst jump together. with Captain Frank
close mp Pomeroy first over the water Jump, but
went wong in crossing The chute waller tne men
took the lead, with Rose second ana captain
Franklin third. AT the sixth Jump Rose went wrong.
and PumerOy who had reentered the course, took
closely pressed by Pomeroy TIE latter showed In front
on the fifteenth and sixteenth jumps. but Waller again
the ri lit course passed Captain Franklin. but the
run in back stretch was beaten off Pomeroy stuck
close Waller the III the fa but the latter was
over the hurdle first. and, running strong IN the HAT
won an exciting contest by four lengths, Poneroy
second CAPTAIN Franklin third and Rose away on
The events entries, weights and pool on tomorrow's
First rare-For a purse Of $3.50, of which $50
the second horse and the entrance moneyS1O each-to
pools sol Luke Blackburn, 1O2 pounds, $3.50 Susqne-
hanna 1l2 pounds, S11 thurman, 90 pounds s25;
Second raceEPurse $500; entrance sl5 each one
mile halt. The pools soid: Franklin on pounds
son I0l pouuds), 500; Jim Beck Q02 pounds, $50;
Mser (S9 poundsl. S27; Dawn ts4 pounds), $40
500 satrnce. h. r. with 500 added the second
70 receive 300 out Of the Gsanee 'hTe o7
pounds) so: Hermit Q10 poundsl. $40; Potomac ITO
pounds r32; eaiycani hus Qlo pound, Sna yS5ne
Fourth rtoe-For purse of $3.50; entrance $40; the
nroer The he ooos sold Warmed io9 pounds 500
Dan X. 103 pounds Sl25 Governor hampto on Ioo
pounds. $780, Danichef, 112 pounds $780, and Charlie
nagne, 81 pounds, 500.