New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-10
cOoDEACING AT SARATOGA.

fDl-s fNflilNG NtNli>tN--fI LAS i-t'''''.-N'''
CNRhIrI, KINGCRAFr AND sPmNGl1.LD TIE
Ml>NERs-DANIcnEF AND BELLE LNNED
SARATOGA, n. Y. Aug. 9.-Likc the results
vitae las two d3ys' races, the iavorcs were day
saved e. IN roui uy TIE vi tory o. only one horse Ills
ume It was Kngcya.t. In TIE first race furln'n b.
came Just before the close o The OILS nu
Ella Lawrence won for first time. The next
event was considered sUcA sure thing t'r tie hiNh
King that tie toohma .ors offered cNtiay
agant Odds aga.nst tie otheIS, and ia
consequence lost heavily Gabriel against whom odds
ofl2tOl R,re laid. An unfortunate accident occurred
In this whereby two valuable horses are lost 10 the
turf piuichei who held good post on AZ the top OF
the stretch il home, seen to stop suddenly
The cause became apparent as he BEGAN TO limp
and il was found that one Of his forelegs
was broken above the fot!ock. He VIII
probably have to he killed. The other case
was tiat OF Belle she crossed the finishing line with
the field whom she pulled up II was found that
she had broken cndons OF OF her forcicgs She
is permanently injured but II IS expected that sho VIII
sufficiently TO be Of use for breeding purposes
Kingciait became such iayOrite in the third race
that i, almost impossible To get bets on hm, the
bookmakcrs being very wary-mado SO by the eN-
pericnce o. the previous race The result, however,
Justified such a course as XmceIeraf easy win
ner. such start given in the last race that
only really IN the nut the result
saiisf q the holders OF Springfield tickets, as they
realized S54 for So. The weather was all that could be
desired aud the track in good condition.
The first race was purse OF $3.50. OF which $50 10
the second horse; entrance free; FOR threeycarods
10 carry pounds with the usual allowance 20 files
and geld 3; winners of any sweepstakes for three
year-o.ts at Saratoga excluded; maidens. OF
second money tins at Saratoga, allowed pounds;
other maicens allowed 10 pounds mile ana fur
long Tie following started: Elias Lawrence,
thurman. Clarendon, Democrat, Bravo and MayloWer.
Pools sold rs follows: thurman, $40 Elias Lawrence,
$3.50: Clarendon, SO; Democrat, So; Ield-Bravo
and Man fl wer. $50.
An even start was effected and at the grand stand
Ellis Lawrence was leading, thurman second Ciaren-
don third aud the others III bunch. Reaching the
ouarieg POLE Lawrence stil leading. In the upper
backstietch Turfman pushed TO the front and
led 10y half length TO the half
mile pole. Elias Lawrence and Clarendon
running neck and neck. and Bravo, Democrat AIN
Maydoncr Ia line at the h, els Of the lea egg. pretty
race to lie lhree-Quarter R9e ana around the lower
turn occurred TniinU.c Elias Lawrence and Ciaron-
don running abfeast, and Mayfower, Bravo and Demo
ca ti1Inc second company. stra khtening Outin the
nomestTetch Turfnan broke from the Others and
took a slight lead, and Clarendon fell back. Elias Law
renee however. stuck TO TuIfman. and the Two ran
beautiful finish and apparently dead heat, but the
ridges decided Elias Lawrence the winner by about five
Inches: thurman second Clarendon third. and Demo
crat fourth Time. @;0l12.
The second race purse OF $500. OF which 800
10 tue locoud horse entrance irec; free handicap;
one mile and five furlongs The wcre lush
King. Belle. Franklin. Gabriel. General phillips ST.
Martiu jim Beck, Charley Backus Harlequin, DAM
chef Tienpe. and Mamie Fields Pools sold as follows;
Irish King $500; Belle. $780, feld-Gabnel, Franklin
Danicac General Phips. ST. Martin. Mamie Fields
Jim BccE Charley Backus, Harlequin and Turenne-
1905.
A good sond-off was given. Charley Backus showing
the way the chute The running around the lower
turn Slow and when they reached the grand stand
Charley Bacus Danichef and ST. Martin were IN front
and nfh N a
ran around The upper turn together and the pace grew
faster. General Phillips and Gabriel were out
OF the ruck and in front at the half
mile pole. and close race was being run
In the Grinsteads coOrs were close 10 tie
leaders aud in the homesIeeh exciting finish took
place tween Gabriel and ST Martin, but Gabriel had
the most speed and by lengths St. Martin second,
Jim BecS third Franklin fourth l9e 2;34 ,,,o, sso
The third race was for purse OF $500 Of when zoo
70 the second horse; entrance fTeo; amateur Tiders
weller weights and overweight allowed one mile ara
crs sIo1 Franz short sos TIE Stranger $50
The Stranger was first away, Kingcraft second and
Frank Short third. The grand stand qnarer, half and
RnSS irous St the lower turn KuScrat passed
btaug ger and in the honestretch came away ana won
by Ave lengths; The Stranger second; Frank snort
The ioarh race for purse Of $500. OF which $50
yeaolds colts TO carry 105 pounds, hes and gedings
loo pound' those never having won second money Tno
allowed pounds thIee-qnarlers Oh mile Inc
starters Slgo. Brenda. Barton ZRgaIa hdgley,
Pools sold springneld, Zingara and Mdgley, 1928
zach caIaiPa. no; M%6et, $iI f'e'a-Sso' BARTON
when The flag fell only Springfield. Mabel. Cstslps
ana the darlington colt ready Brenda, Barton
and Midcley almost ready and shgo was
Jeff AT the post They turned out OF ,s! tns
into the boInesirech i'll that order and Springfield hn-
shed wiGntr BY several lengths naoel second
Caiapa thrd. and Zingara fourth. Time. 1919.
POOLS on TUESDAYS RACES.
The events, and weights for to-mOrrOws races
together with specimen of the pOolselng the track
his afternoon follows:
First race-Purse, $3.50 OF which $50 goes TO the sec
ord horse ard the money. SD each 20 be d.
vided the second aud third norses three qarters
OF a mile: Victim, 1O5 Wounds. $50; Wnhed, 92 |
pouu1s. 500 Rednan. 10 pounds, $40; MarchiOness,
iO1 pounds S35; Charlie GOrham, 112 pounds. S35; |
Lady Middleton, 40 pounds, $50 ScOta l0l pounds.
S35 Florence r., l06 unds. $780, Jewery, 70 pounds,
S35: Mark L., 10 pounds, $50; Charley ROes, 40 |
pounds ~ 5; Lucy walker. GS pounds, SO; Miser, 50
second raoe-The Clarendon Hotel Stakes. for nllies,
three old SO entrance j. D., with 800 added by
the $50 ~ the stakes one mile and quarter
tildelia l3 pOunGs 5000 Gir0he, log pounds, $500
Dawn. lCS pounds. $50; Ciidcreila los pounds, StO
Third tace-Purse $500, OF winch 900 To the StcOnu
horse ana the entrance money $40 cuCh 10 he divided
between The second and thrd horses one mile and
urlODg. Ada Glenn los pounds, $l55 Kitty, 80
pounds. Sl15 Colonel sprague. 100 pounds $115;
Dan sP'r.iug, ll3 pounds, SlOjj Cammc f., 100
Foultn race-Freo handicap hurdle race for a purse
OF $3.50. OF winch 300 10 The second and 500 10 the
third entrance free one mile and quarter Ave
pounds. $40; Disturbance $50 pounds. Faustina
l35 pounds, together, sl0O; berry. $50 pounos, SO
NayiaTer 1877 pounds, 500 The Stranger, 40 pounds
BIC; Enllghi lao pounds. $40.
FOX HUNT AT NEWPORT
SEyFNIY-FIvE RIDEEs-THE BRUSH WON By A
young LADY FROM PROVIDENCE, THE FATE BY
FNCIISUNAN.