New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-12
HINDOO WINS THE KENNER
REMARKABLE PERFORMANCE.

VICTORY OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w ii'H
DAY.
fFRon A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT TnE TRIBUSEl
SARATOGA, Aug. 1.-THE Kenner Day OF
1891 a whit lees interesting to the pupe 'hah
Its eleven predecessors The activity about the no'e
this morning indication OF the interest III ne
race In which many great horses nave appeared ho
fields In the Kenuer have generally been small and only
once din III Useds year. have eight starters appeeo
1t Is expected that there would nave oeeh nan ho"@e"
starters for Kenner to-day, but the death Oh Messs
rovpo,ls stevens and McGratb rendered important en-
tr,es cold The knowledge that Hindoo and Crickmore
would run. brought mp with adesre to see
them measure strides more aud consequently the
grand stand was crowded with people, The
weather was all that could be desired and the
track in excellent order The proceedings
hegan with a threequartor dash, which was easily cap
tured by Valparaiso, and then the Kenner followed with
the anticipated result but HndOo demonstrated to-day
more than before what mighty colt he is in
ming the two miles with ease In 1872 with lis pounds
up, the most remarkable three-year-od performance
that yet been Cricknore also proved himself
q grand COLT second only to the king The third race.
mile and iurong, taken by the favorte. but the
selling proved to be the surprise Of the
meeting and the heavy betting their abodes
III unpleasant frame OF mind. OF course the victory
Of Sagaore very unpopular, only twenty three
tickets sold on him III the mutual pools There was
% enthusiasm, but great amount of excitement
First race--Purse 5000; entrance $40, with allow
and penaes three-quarters of a mile. Starters
u. Collazzis b. &. Valparaiso, years. los pounds ME
Laughn) T. Ii. Davs's D. Ella Warfeld 4, l03 Pope,,
George W. Bowen Co.'S b. C. Alfambra, 3, l0l Hello
way John Carriers CHI BROOKLYN a. los tStovaD. and
EVSnedeker's chf Giroaa 99l2 including 3i2 pounds
over tJoDesl Betting the poOls-Alfambra 5000
Brooklyn $lS5 Valparaiso $3.50 field S45. Betting in
the books-3 10 . Alfanhra Q Brooklyn. to oval
paraiso, to Ella warfled. and ~ 10 Grola There
much delay the post especially for such small
field They all more less fractions with the ex
cepton of Valparaiso and besides the jockeys were hg
uring the best of the sendof There were several
and lnn tlev
with Giroaa front, Valparaiso second. while Afambra
had under and was moving slowly when the
nag fell which left him in the Running down
the chute. Valparaiso and Giroha away from the
others when they turned into the regular track at
the half-mile pole Valparaiso was half length in
front of Girofa, and che was FIVE lengths away from
Ella Warfeld VIII" length in the rear OF Brooklyn,
with Alfambra bringing up the rear, AS they came
round the Giroa went to the head OF Vapa
raiso forcing her. but when they reached
the threequarter pole the FLY upand was getting
tne whip Valparaiso left her COMPANY finally winning
In the easiest possible manner by five lengths Ella War
field coming along under the whip second,
o length in front of Girona. who was four lengths
In advance Of Alfambra fourth Brooklyn fifth, Time,
ZIG The mutual pools paid ST. So
raceThe fifth renewal OF the Kepner Stakes
for 500 each half forfeit, with 81 500
added of which $500 to the second, and the third TO
5000 Of the stakes; two miles thirtyseven
nominations, Of which SIX void by death of nomina
.ors winner. $4,000. starters-Oden Bowe's
c. Hndoo. by Virgil tMcLaughln). and G. ". Darden's
l.. Bonfire by Bonnie Scotland (Barbeel There
pool-hcttng the race and IN the books very little
done, betting being 20 TO Hindoo and IL 10
against field When the colts appeared at the post
they received with clappng o hands and without
delay they their journey evenly, but Nc
Laughlin immediately sent HnGoO ont TO make killing
pace and the he lengths in front and at
guarter-pole 29a. seconds he two and half
lengths ahead Of Crickmore, aid he six lengths In
advance OF Bonfire. Down the backstretch they went
aud Hindoo got three lengths at the half mile pole
in So seconds. Bonfire getting within four lengths Of
HiDdoo Round the lower there three lengths
of daylight between each. and they were the same at
threequarters l2l and coming the stretch they
closer order Hindoo with steady and power
ar., mile in I:4sa tive lengths in advance of Crick
more, who three lengths before Bonfire After this
gap lengths by which advantage he reached the
quarterpole in 2l3 Crickmore three lengths ahead of
grand stride that there loud shout of enthusiasm
lengths ahead Of Crickmore and lengths behind the
i S n S@ sS lead and
runs the mile aud III SO4 and when they
Crickmore keep that pace and get the
champion who can,ers up the stretch amidst admirng
ond, six lengths ahead of Bonfire The time 1882,
beaten on Western tracks the weights were very light
The second mie WAS run iu E4hia Mutual pools paid
THIRD raoe--I'urss $500 of which $50 the second,
second and third weights pounds below the scale {;
penalties aud allowances mile and furlong Start
pounds tDonahue), w rving's CHI h. Fireman, 3, ~
Holloway, and Morris h Patten's CHI t. Goidbug 4,
Churchill sso5 psn s4o One eng in the books
to Goldbug. to Churchill to Fireman. They
received very start from the furiong pole and
they "a very rapid rsc,and Brown took pull
Gold Bug, letting the others do the fighting. Reach
ing the judges stand Fireman had the best OF
.@o lengths behind aous "' round 0t the tn
Fireman rushed past his compelitor and at the quarter
pole he had advantage OF n leugth and a half,
Churchill being lengths Of Godbug, who,
HOW wall in ham aIn the hack
stretch she gradually improved her position though the
pace rapid When the halfnilc pole reached
Fireman showed length and half before Churchill.
but there daylight betw the latter and Gold
bug On the lower turn Churchill closed the space
separating him from Fireman. and Goldbug dropped
back Tor moment. hut made her at the three
quarter polo. Once into the straight work GoIdbug
with rush and both her petitors getting
the whip, but without avail as the flly away and
easily 10y three lengths There was desperate
struggle between Fireman and Churchill second
place. both being continually whipped, and Churchill
gained II by head. The tune was 1881 b The mutuas
Fourth race--Purse $500, entrance SO; the wmne,
10 be sold at auction for 81 500 usual allowances
to sold for $500 1903 pounds Do,ahuej c. H. Pctten
plrs b: Fair Count 5, for 81 900. 105 Drown,
Including over ropSy, W ifSimss b. Z Lucy %aik sg
for III 600 o. Including Jonesl, aud j. Car,
sssns Il the & oVersoT HAMPTON 1S s4o5 Far
Count $50, Lucy Walker 81 TO- field sos. Betting in
Lucy Walker, 2 to / Brooklyn, 20 to sycamore At
the start Hampton IN the lead Fair Count second,
Brooklyn nnrd, ssgarnore fourth. Gong round the
Fair Count took the lead aud showed hall
length tn front o. Hampton and sycamore,
Walker in the rear. Going along the backstretcn
bagamore to the surprise of all rushed into the lead
made a telling pace reaching the hainie pole length
before Fair Count. who aivance of Hanip
ton aud he tapped by Brooklyn, with Lucy still ia the
play and took the second place from Fair Count who
back and was also passed by Hampton None OF them
could 0Vertake oagtiore, however VINO came 1yng NJ
ex