New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-21
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
GOOD RACING Ar SARATOGA.

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WINNERS.
| SARATOGA, n. Y, July 20.-TO-day's pro-
| gramme of the Saratoga Racing Association was the
best thus far Every had good field. and all were
web contested. The steeplechases were watched with
eager interest by spectators, and the excitement
rose the highest pitch when the horses reached the
homestrech, so even the leaders Expressions OF
satisfaction heard every side among the non
betting portion OF those present, but the spectators
were loud in their expressions OF disappointment wh
the result OF tie second race, and particularly with
that OF the third race.
Tue weather Was very chGnReable. Rain fell slightly
from IL TO 10 o'clock, when It ceased. 1t showered
again Just before the sjeepeehase and stopped mme-
diatey after. Tie ndance, Notwithstanding tie
raiu was very large being equal 70 that Oh the
opening day, and the track not much affected by
the ran.
The race for Alabama stakes for FLIES three years
old, 500 entrance. half forfeit, with $500 added,
the second receive $500 OF the stakes, distance
oBo mile ami furlons had thirty-eght nomina ions,
but only Gdelia, DAWN Cinderella. Kitty j., Bye and
Bye ana CIRCLE started. Pools sold follows
Gidclia, S2lO Bye and Bye $685. Kitty j., $780, Giro
n6 S40 Dawn, $50; and Cinderella. $26 Kitty j., to
a good start, got away first. followed by Gndela Bye
and Bye and the others punched. Passing the grand
stand Kitty j. led, with Dawn second and Gndclia
third. quarter pole Giro6e showed In the lead
Dawn and Gidea still holding their old positions At
the half Gdelia took second place. and running round
the went 10 the 'front.' ana holding the lead
down the stretch won houy contested race by %
lengths Kitty J. second aud Bye and Bye third. Time
300.
halfmle dash for the Flash Stakes, for two-year-
oas 90 EACH half forfeit with $500 added the see
ond 10 save his stakes had twenty-sx nominations
winch ThOra, Gencairne Charlotte. Mdgely, Jewelry
Banter, BY the Way Sligo and BodettC started Pools
sold as foliOws Bodette, $50 Banter BY the Way
$780, Thora and Glencairne, $685. Charlotte. ST.; the
field, MIdgcly. Jewelry and Sligo. S25.
The start was bad Charlotte away with n
good lead, Banter and BY tho Way also away
in front OF the others At the quarter they
still held their lead, but at the head Of the
horestretch Charlotte quit and Banter aud BY thc Way
led All except the leaders whipping they
could not reach Burnlams pair, and b the Way won
by neck Banter second and Mdgely third the others
The third race handicap for purse Of $500
OF winch 800 TO the second entrance SIS each II not
declared out money to be divided between the
and third horses III miles The starters were
! Orioe, Belle, QdtO, Mark l., thurman, Cnaremaene
| George Mccullough and Su.quehanna. Pools sold /:
Quito, 5000; George Mccullough. $40; Mark L. SO /;
tue felG-Oriole Belle, Charemagne, susquehanna ana
Marx l.. went away first. with Quito second. At the
| grand stand they were vel together. with Mark L. n
neck of the bunch AZ the quarter, George MrCul-
Tough went to the 'front.' bnt at the LHliln post Ooe
took the lead and hed II ali the way aud, although all
except Quito, the favorite, whipped they could
reaeh her. and she good by three eng rs
before Turfman, second WHO was neck before Suque-
hanna. third Quito, the fayortc, fourth. The iater
the the nOInestretch, even CATCHING
| the whip. Time. Ola
| The fourth race was free handicap seopIechase.
purse $780, of which 500 to the second aud $50 10 die
tnTd horse Entrance free. Fractional course No i
about pa miles. Four started: Day Rose Faustin8
Captain Franklin. Pools sold: DtystaT and Fau.fun
5000 Captain Franklin and Rose, $50 Rose fOok me
rst jumps, but both she and Fausfinn after kug
the water jump went out OF the course Daysrar then
| showed the way followed closely by Captain PrankIn
Rose and Fansina soon reenefed the before
running bali a mile further FaustIua uyertpok ma
passed Captain Franklin. Fanstna bOIted and iump-d
through fence at tie upper turn aud threw her rider
without damage ~ either man ~ horse Daystar then
had the lead, with Captain Franklin second, and Rose
away of. Captain Ffankn caught and passed Dav,tnr
In the ackstrcich aud cxcitngace occurred R0tn
Captain Franklin and Daysiar took the last jam IN the
tracktogetLer but the periOr fdn OF Nancy On Day
star;wOn the Capia Franklin secOud, Hose TN ri
Time, 1Oj.
The entries weights ana pools the second extra ov
(oInOrrOwD OF the Saratoga Racing Association are IA
fO.iOWs
First race-A dash OF thrco-quartrrs OF lnlle for a
purse OF $500: Sioux 100 pounds, $50; Cahiipie r
III pounds. $40 Lady Middleton 10 pounds, s35 !,
Mnos, 90 pounds, $50; Clarissinn, 1l3 pounds. as
Kedman, 1l5 pounds. n; MaJfower 92 pounds ~ ;
Nigilant. 81 podnds SO
Second ract-For purse Of $40; u miles: Fortuna
10 pounds. SOB Iurenne, 81 pOuuus. S35 Day star
II pouncs, $50
Third race-A ceiling race for q purse OF 1900. I
mile Charlie GurhaIu, IO2 pounds, $50; Dan h lOs
pounds, $40; Guone spfiguc. 81 pounds siD:
Marchiones-, IOl pOunds, S35 Captain Wrngge 81
pounds, So CnuIiey Bgokns, Formerly 1ampico 100
pounds, $40; IeTrOr SlO0 pounds, &lI.
FOURTH racc-iIntd G racti ! q mics. ave hur-
500; Pomeroy. I'D pounds, $40; Harry Bishop, iiS
hounds, SO.