New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-11
BAD DAY FOS FAVORIrRs.

FOUR GOOD RACES AT sARATOGA--MABK l.. Gi-
ROPLK kitty j.. AND DISTURBANCE THE WIZ
NERs.
SARATOGA, ", Aug. 1O.-An excellent
programme was provided for the third regular dy Of
the second meeting OF the Saratoga Racing Associaon
and was fully appreciated by the large assemDiage OF
fashionable spectators For the first time this season,
tavorltes we're beaten every race; ana although
the betting men Loaf heavily. the public WERE
az II general rule, well pleased al the result, ana
bestowed liberal applause on tho successful
horses and jockeys. There WIS no particular
fayorite in the first race; but Marx L..
who sold low IN the pools. stubborDy contested
race. The Clarendon Hotel Stakes were captured by
nose by Grohe from Gidelia who the fayorte over
the field The FLY kitty j. upset the spectators by
treating a field as Dan sparl,ng Colonel 50 rague
Ada Glenn and Chimney Sweep Reed was
doubly successful by his horses Disturbance and
Faustina coming in first and second Raven
who was a big fayOri'e. sulked in the baekstretcn
and did not 20 to the course and POmeroy. who was
next choice IN the pools got only fourth place The
weather was warm but light clouds tempered the suns
rays most OF the day The track in excellent con-
dition though n trhe dusty. Through a miaunder-
standing all the bOOkmakiug firms gave up business
and only the stand Of the Mr. Reed was In opera
ton to-day for that style OF betting.
The first was for purse OF $500 OF whieh 500
10 tho second horse and the entrance money Sl5 EACH
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Horses not having this year race OF the value OF
900 nor two or more az Saratoga or any Vaue
(other than selling races allowed pounds Those
beaten and not having at Saratoga this year
allowed pounds Madens four years Old allowed 10
pounds; If five years or upward. 20 pounds. Three
quarters " mile Pools sold follows: Lady Middleton
$50: Charley Gorham $40; Florence b., $50 Redman
$50: Mark L. $50 Field-Mlser. Winfield. Charley Ross
Jewery Chimney Sweep and SCOTIA, 80. Mark l.
won There was a dead heat for the second place be-
tween Charlie Ross and scOtilla. Time LII
The second race was for the Clarendon Hotel stakes
for hes three years old. S25 entrance, play or pay
with 800 added by the CT rendon Hotel the second TO
receive $50 and the third 500 OF the stakes Those
NOT having won a sweepstakes for threeyear-olds A.
lowed five pounds one M le and quarter. PoOs SOFA
as follow, Gudrlia 5000 Grohe H3O3 the held-Dawn
and CiuderclIa-gI3O The race won by GrOhe, Win
Glldeia second ana Cindere ia third. Eme IL
The third for purse OF f4OO, OF WcA T)V 10
tie second horse and the entrance money $40 eaeh I'd
be- divided between the second uud trd nurs s. horse.
not having this year race OK the yalue OF FlOOO
nor three races at Saratoga OF any Value a.
lowed five pounds. those beaten. and not having won
race Sarto this year and All madtns, aIo"eu yen
pounds. one mile ana a furloug. Pools were s0ld as
follows Ada Glenn, Sl25i Colonel opr1gue FlZ0 ;
Kicry j.. Sll5; Dan Sprlug, 500; Chimney sweep
/ $40. kitty j. won, Aha Gienn secohu anu NLiinA0y
sweep turL Time, IJSla.
The fourth was Tor free handicap hurde race;
for a purse -lDO. OF which 500 10 the secohu ana
10 the third horse entrance trecj one nj ana q
gurtrr over five hurdles Pools sold follows: Raven,
$500 Disturbance and Faustlna, $500 Pomer0y el)O;
Disturbauc. with FausJua second ana way iarcr
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