New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-20
PACING Az SARATOGA.

SECOND DAY OF THE SUMMER MEErING-CLARis-
sESrA. FORTUNA, ANNA AUGUSTA AND DIS
TURBANCE THE WINNERS.
SARATOGA, N. Y, July 19.-The second
day of tho Saratoga Racing Association. or properly
speaking the first extra day, not quite "a success
ful as the opening day-not that the attendance was
much less. but because OF the smaness Of the field
The first race was almost fOrCgone conclusion. and
the second was q mere walkOver for Fortuna. The
hreeGlarers dash partly made mp for the lack OF inter
esf,ng features in the first races but in this the
horses could b9 seen for several furlongs. Inc
hurdle wat well contested, and was watched WIN
eager interest. The weather was warm at the begin
ming OF the races but cool breeze sprang up toward
the end The track was good condition, yet no fast
time made.
The first event on the programme was for purse OF
$780, winner year OF any OF the value OF 900
to carry pounds; If $1,000, pounds extra; horses
not having race this year allowed pounds mai
dens allowed, If years Old 10 pounds II years 10
pounds; if 3 years, upward 81 pounds; one mile.
Pools sold as follows: Carssima 900, Charlie Ross
500 Boswell Si5. Charlie Ross took the lead az the
start but soon gave way TO Boswell, VINO set slow
pace with Clarissma, running under pull last Posi-
uons remained unchanged until the lower turn, when
Clarssima began racing and took the lead winning
easily by lengths; Boswell second and Charlie Ross
n poor third. Time, LISA.
The second event sweepstakes race Of $50 each
PLY or pay with $500 added the second to receive
500 out stakes winners this year OF of
the value Of SO 900 carry pounds extra horses not
having won tLis year race OF the value or $1,000
allowed pounds; those not having won any this
year allowed II pounds beaten matcns allowed II
pounds 4; one mile and fwelongs. Pools sold For
tuna $3.50; jim Beck $50 Omega $2l There
three other entries which was declared out. 1t was
very one sided race although Jim Beck led nearly
mile and nall it was plain to the spectators that For
tuna was running under pull, which fact was verified
when the home stretch reached, and she went to
the with rush and won very easy, jim Beck sec
ond ten lengths before Omega. who seemed TO tire
| badly ~ tue run home. Time 2.594
The next was threequartct- ~ mile dash for
purse Of $500. Of whcn $50 to tne second. Ttere
were thirteen starierSgAnna A i hnscraiI
Nj flower. Dan oparliug, Charlie Ross. Utllita and
Bride Cake Pools sod as a. follows Knight Iemglar
Anua Augusta 500: Bilae Cake, SO; Kugcrait, $50
| Eunce, SO; Utlia $50; neld (MdyhOwer, Bradley
and a'lie Ross $50 Owing to the large iicIj, con-
siderable difficulty was experienced Ia getting them f.
Finally the dag fell, with sioux getting The BEST fol-
| loved by Charlie Ross, and the others almost in
bunch. on the IN the chute Sioux was stu In the
smut OF the and II nor anii near
the houesrrtch that they cou be distinguished then
abreast On the run nom Anna Augusta caught sioux
at the betting guar,erS, ana won o{ maA I.sthi so9X
Tanpar WHO the fayJrt0 over the teld, got bad
start and was unable % get tntougn toe field unli IN
hom stretch where lie au very last, put cOud only
The selling race for purse OF $3.50 distance Il miles,
| was a walk-over ,pr Bradley.
Tie hurdle race. weller WEIGHTS, purse of $780, Of
wcn 800 10 seconds entrance Tree; horses never nav
Ing hurdle race or steepecnase allowed z
pounds II miles, over hurdles had for starters Frank
Snort FausunG. Disturbance and Captain Franklin.
Pools Sold DISTURBANCE and Faustna, 500; Captain
Franklin Frank snort. $11O Frank Short WAS first
away, bus soon took second place To Fdustina, wno
SEEMED al time 10 be running rgnt away from the
others bur tired after running mile, when Dis
urDanrc took the running beat Frank ShOr for sec
ond place. and passed his stable companion FGus-
tina. Frank short also passed Faus tlua buC he could
not reach Disturbance, who won by three lengths,
Frank short second. FIusna third and Captain Frank
In. who never IN the race, IA bad fourth tlmo,