New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-29
THE SARATOGA RACES.
EXCITING cONTEsIs-GROFLE. ADA GLENN, LADY
mIDpL TON AID CHARLIE GORHAM WINS KRIS

EXCITING cONTEsIs-GmOFLE. ADA GLENN, LADY
mIDpL TON And CHARLIE GORHAM WINNERS
TO-DAY SPRoGPAAfAIE.
SARATOGA. July 28.-The fifth extra day of
the saratoga meeting favored with delight u
weather. but there WAS not the usual rushsas
sons when q steeplochase or hurdle the pro
granme.
Certainly the programme to-day was. however. good
those present treated TO close and exciting
contests Although Brambaletta the favorite last
night the first race Grohe became to-day and the
result warran OF opinion. The OF
Ada Glenn IN the a surprise 20 the bet
ting paternity she sold fourth the auction pools
in a field Of five, General Phillips being the iavorite
The siarn the hreequarter dash for emen riders,
literally gave the Lady Middleton or King
craft. the latter being beaten only BY good neck IL
was not generally thought Charlie Gorham would
win the selling and those who placed conf
dence IN powers ply warded. Mark l..
OF avorites OF the last to start. but ran
good race. finishing eOse M. The track IN hrst-
class condition.
The first race was for purse Of $500. of which $50
went TO the second horse free; weight allow
ances distance, threequarters Of mile. Tue starters
were Autopsy, Brambaletta. Groae and the Leaning
ton geldnr. In the pools Gro1s sold for 5000; Bran
baettI. $50; the hed-Aut1psy and bennington geld
iug-s5j. Goae first way when che flag fell, the
eedug second, Autopsy third. AMI Brnmbalea fourth
Before reaching frat furong pole Bnmbaletta mad
chute. Az tae three-quarter pole Brambaetta was
reading CIRCLE tlree lengths who the distance
before he bennington geldug, Autopsy Lost. Turning
into home tretch. Girof' began moving M close
and nc tue lower end Of the srand stand even
terms. In the last ty yards Grohe outran the dangh
ter OF Boune ScItnnd and wol by length ana half,
Brambaletta second AMI the bennington gelcrng bad
third and Autopsy sin worse fourth. Tine, Il6ai.
The second race for q purse Of $3.50, Of which
800 went 70 the second horse; entrance free; fr
handicap; distance one mile aud 500 yard. General
Philips, Jnaulta. Udta. Add Glenn and Jericho en-
Tered and started. The pools sold follows General
Phillips. s225; jericho, $40; Juanita. $3.50; Ada
G m SOB; lita $50. The das fell To good sturt
Jericho taking tne lead Juanita second General Philips
third. Ada Glenn fourth and iiita last Running
down the Hme-retch tIc first time Juanta showed IN
the frous and passing Toe grand stand Aaf logtn
raf1re General Phillips, who was Tapped by Jtrcno Ada
Glenn and Utihtl bringing mp the Az the quarter
pole Ada Glenn had passed Jericho and apoed neral
Philips Before scaclng che hamile pole she hal taken
sec ma place rom General Philips and WAS making play
Tor Jericho. The latter han also 10 give way 10 Ada
who Was full OF ruuIlz and reaching the homestretch
nf kept right ahead and hotly c0uts ed race By
three lengths Junitt second, General Phillips third,
jericho fourth and Uuu.a last. Time I'D.
TIE ,Ard was for sne Amateur sw,epsta1es' for
all ages So entrance etcu, play pay. with 500
added, of which 300 goes TO second horse and thrd
TO save his stake; welt weights gentlemen riders;
distance three quarters OF mile. The lowing
started: Lady Middleton. Terror, Ouole, KmgeraIt
and Lottery. Ia tne pools Ouole sold for 1923, King
craft $500 Lazy Middleton $780, Lottery 800 and
Terror no. Tie race began with bad start, King
era having lead several Lengths. Lady Middleton
second Terror thld. aud Orule and Lottery almost
lefl Lady Middleton went to the 'front.' before reach
NJ the first furoug aud held that place 10 the end Of
tns cnute. Kinecrat closely pressed Ler the lower
turn aud the homes tretch but the Lady was ridden
wei BIZ Nj Purdv and by short half ength. King
craft second. Ouoe Dad Hlfd, Terror 0uith ana Lot
The fourth race VAS FOR purse Of $3.50. Of which $50
went 10 tie second horse; entrance Zee; winner 10 be
sold al auction weight allowances d7tCnto 4" mile
Inc starters sold M the pools follows: Marx l..
500; Cnuf!Ie Gorham, $500; Euiice. SOB; Ooser-
f.,i-aarieuuiu. Charles BacAus. Go Forth VigianJ
ana Bradley $40 Aiter eignj attempts they wenJ To
struggling start Hednnh uaNlhR "a eau 81 At ,eSs1
four lengths Observauda second, Charlie Ross thiId
ROM ling tre upper turn the field tailed Redman,
Charlie Gurham. .arie Ross ana OoserYan "a leadng
nosiiIons OF the leaders were unchanged, bat
tine Others had closed up me g"p consider
IN the same ori.r, bus in the home
strec the coors Of the DIVER Bros on Charlie German
appeared n front. sltuungh Redman tried hard 10
r gam tle ~ a ,y,ri c.rite p g. fourtn N * H.
tine favorlte. whose start was bad nftn. Time lA)Ak
The events entries weights for the sixth regular
day Of Saratoga meeting. together With pool sold
ON each race this afternoon, are 10 oiiOws
First raee-Purse $500 CwU-year-OidS % carry 70
polnds three-year o u.s. % pounds; fouryearods 10
ponnds ave-year-o.ds ana upward Ia pounds
with usual allowances TO mares and e dtngs win
ners Tins year OF $1,000 TO carry five pounds
extra beaten maidens allowed II or years old, .
pounds years, IL pounds; II years 0r upward, 70
hounds; tlrce-quarters OF q mile distance. Pools sold
Dan spuriug. 10 pounds 1923; Gold Bug % pounds
-T5 CriOls 80 pOnd-, so; SdsCuehanna lou pounds
S4E Sioux. 1O7 pounds, $40
srcond race-S qurl STAKES for three-year-olds win
any stakes to carry pounds extra
maidena allO Wed pounds one mile and thrtequhrefs
distance Pools sold: G IreIdOn. 1l9 pounds, $50;
rucl f. 123 rounds 500; Elias Lawrence lis pounds
sl5; Dawn. los pounds, S26. -
III ri rlcr--Auouon race purse. 800; one mile and
n furlou9 distance. Pools sold: Governor Hampton.
H. pounds, $50; Andix, 1O1 pounds 500 Redman,
IO7 pounds, $50; Omega 80 pounds, $50 Charlie
Backus IO4 pounds $50 Boswell Oh pounds, $50
Terror IO7 pOu nds ~ Harlequin. LOB pounds, SO
Fourth raee-Free handicap stteplecbase; purse
S7OU tie full sfeepecbase course, "a miles. Pools
sold; Disturbance, 1856 pounds, $50; PomerOy, 15I
pounds, $50; Captain Franklin. 1877 pounds, S25 Way
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