New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-21
FINE SPORT AT SARATOGA
EXCITING RACES ON AN EyTpA nav

| AND RUNNYMEDE THE WINNERS
| lFkoa SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rnrByrNrJ
| SARATOGA, July 2O.-On the second extra
"ay OF the meeting the weather delightful and the
4 ATTENDANCE good, while no less than thirty-eipbt
orushoreds took part in the four races making re-
' uncertain and betting animated The first race
was captured in handsome style by handsome younp
h'cr' r. Lprlard's two-yearold FLY Hawassn with
paoy Hysop riding. The second was one of tboso
"""rS Wlch set reflective observers thinking we'll
o"" oeoung man from NewYork effected one of those
hhe strokes of which he and his friends are never tired Of
Dragging, and which have made him the bane Of hook
makers and anything an ornament of the tnrf ois
a'"NS trying to worm his way into the
"e Secre's or stables and to make the most of the
A"'"lo"So lie gets syly. He backed boulevard
heay at good odds and inst before the race the ocov
VINO had been posted ride the colt was taken OFF and
murphy pnt up Possibly Spellman, who rode tho
''orHe victim, his property heard of This and
iu o' want to be so unkind to spoil the scheme
ANY way ne dd not seem to drive Victim very holly
in the last quarter not touching him with tho steel and
boulevard won the race by neck and put some 800 600
III 'he SPECTATORS pocket. Though Ripple was conced-
ing great deal OF weight to the others third race
he won with much to spare, being hard pushed
he Ia colt OF great performance and great promise
A'"'h"r promising colt year younger is Runnyme,e
tn" winner OF the last n one OF the best of the
twoyea Odds now at Saratoga. Two fayortes won and
two were beaten today
First NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of n mile for all ,,os tr
purse of 5000 weight allowances and penalties start
e's-Coa'zz's ecldinr Valparaiso @ year., 90 pounds)
Ke'dS colt Hermit g. 1000, Bemont's nIv Ada g. Oh
Ehcrs's lilly Diana a, lOG) Burnham's colt Banter a
lol inclnding pounds over) p. Lorarl's nllv Uia.
wassa G., 70), Rebcr'S fly Wanculla ~ 7O Ro,ycn,a
gchng Coinage @, 96J, Crousc's gcldimg Stand OF g.
| ooj' N''S"hs My Little Buttcrcup &, 9@). Pools
Valparaiso. $500, 1915; Hermit $3.50 Slto:
Ada' 80, SO; Banter So $40; DIANA $50 %:
! ihawnss3 H3j $50; field. $50 $50 In tho boots-
lhr'e TO : against Valparaiso 4 to aqalnst Hermit
. 10 against Ada, to against Hawassa, 10 to
against Diana, - TO AGAINST Banter, Is to agninst
/ ., tn.
AGAINST Coinage, and 80 to against WaucuIla OF
course there was delay with field Of ten in SO short
race ana each Jockey working his hardest oresta the
rest Hhwa7sa broke away repeatedly. The start was
good Hermit having little the best OF it, COINAGE
next then iIiawaSsa with the favore Valparaiso
close up Hermit made the most Of his sliaht
""'"n'a@e ana shot OIL AZ snch pace that he had
strong iofH down the chute ana into the main track
Hlawassa rlr Ming second Coinage third and
o''So fourth valparaiso moved up the second
quarter aud though Hermit led into the home stretch
h'S lead was only neck valparaiso being second and
h'a"as'' close third. H.awassa had plenty of snecd
remaining and left the rest I'm tn. last furong winning
uy ave lengths without turning hair ia the remarkably
faN time OF IL i2; Valparaiso second length before
hermit Ada fourth length behind Hermit. Banter
"''H' hl"a TINth Little ButterCup seventh. Coinage
eighth stand on ninth. and Wauculla last Mutual pool
ucA'S 80 10 ila~assa being in the field in the mi
tuais Sic * big brown illv nv Saxon ont OF Vanlal
i'"' win sweeping stride, and Is good enough be
heard of again
second f'te-)uc and onC-oi slth miles a nurse ~
sou r'U 10 second woltcr wcights, with allowanooa
iVtcrs-Sp"lnap's cclding Victim q years. l45
pounds, MoGavacks colt boulevard q, 1ii. Slre,ys
p"I} Stables colt DIX" 81 Moutrose q, I'D, DaNi,'s
g"lding Jake White q, 1852. Pelham stables colt N,r
rha'k g. l@"l 'athcars mare Juanita g. 1882. Gala
wcl's g'ldng George ". Dardcu g. 1901 Crairs horse
Terror a., llJl, Reeds mare Fauhtiua -. 1851 and
Dul' : horse Tom kinsea g. l43. Pools-Victim $500
ZOO Duke of Montro-e, $125, 800; Houle, ard
$40, SO; Jake White, SIS, $50; field SO.
$50. In thc hoobs-Four to . AGAINST Victim
Ia against Duke of Montrosc, 6 TO AGAINST
boulevard, 10 against Jake White. 10 TO l a4-u~t
Merrimnok. l2tol against Eastinu. % to AGAINST
I'fr"f' - To against George ". Dardtn. p to
against Tom kinsca. and 80 to against nanita To a
prompt md even start the eleven began hcr run Dnlc
Of Mont rosr forced The pace and away from the
others hut along the backstrcich lad Tom Kinson for
she partner victim ana boulevard running third and
fourth. quarter mile from HE end Duke OF Nlontr rose
was weary, and the was lett to Victim
and Boulevard. Tom kinsca ~ course ha1in fallen far
back ~ he always does The two leaders made a sharp
Murphy ON Boulevard BEGAN whipping first spcllmun
INNS pred or was not anxious To viii Tor he piled the
whip too la" aud did not me spur M al boulevard
won r neck in j9ia Victim second lengths before
Wtc 81 ii T TyrnGk fourth J"anila IN Jake
li" I'i ',n an irFgr IA Ina old i"vono po-
int" "lIe and 900 Yards for an ages with
w'gh ot purse of 500. 800 o the
pound- 6os%cs colt Eoc c. 49, Gowcn- soil AIfa 1p
ORA e. "@l, Mrrrii,s col, Wmdrlrh g. 1919, Bowics
foN's My Julia Bruce o., go. Pools.Eiupir Si55
T2'; 10 "iudru~h. 500 So fl Ill., $50. $50. In the
hooks-Ihrrc 10 AGAINST llppc, -. to against Eor
O. to ! AGAINST Orolc. TO against Alalnbra,
- 10 against Baby. 20 to against Windrush, and
90 To against Jnlit Bruce. AlnnDri made the run
uing ana kept IN front for nearly mile but fror. the
r7t quarter post IN the l,st mile mis- lead stcad,
reduced ut hc lost altogether The premature ana
pr"coci"us Baby attended him in mad care, tor three
Quarters Of a mile when she found that she had made
lH, "k ana Sadly rer'd 10 last place. Ripple took the
lead al the head ofthe homes though Hughes on
Dr"' qd AL he Gond to get near hun. Ripple hcd the
race n ms mercy all The time winning by length and
nail In 2:li, Orioe second half length before Eoe
AI"lnpIh discuuras cd and disguSted fourth. half
@ tne'hh ntnlud iole, ndrIsi bad h1th, Julia
Truce sixth. and Baby last Mutual pools, - That
Ripple when AT his beat is than 10 pounds
cilui To don, and l. AT least 10 pounds better than
most "i the other three trolds. Is
hItrring through the public mind. II ne keeps he
VIII b' likely To have walk-ovrrs. The Dryers
nave TWO treasures in their three carold colts
Fourth receive fml"ngs for twoyear-olds. with
weight allowanc purse $500 IT, the second
Startcr--Bowen's colt Kunnymcdc NO3 pounds includ-
ing lb over, T. Lorillards geldngs cdouin (97 and
wyoming 800, g. L. Lorard's hlins Bouncer UO2l and
Ihnc" CbI oung's gcldng Boatnau NO2), Reeds hy
scandal 90, kobcrr dy Bella (97), Nelson's colt
Macbeth lOU Gebhardrs MY Ida 90, and Bemont's
Io3 scnnGd 7 Tarco $40 rGa 49, field i"i @}c
wyoming. D To against Bcdouin, To against O. l..
LorilETdS entries coupled, to against Turco, - TO
start iionnccr second kunnymcdc third Wyoming led
ne N't Standing sun ana remained III front To the cnt
none of the being able dispute his lead at all lie
won III 1t canter by five lengths in lO3l2. Wyoming
sV'"h TWO lengths before ''lanc sh" nan itngth be-
/ FORE Bounccr, Bcdouin hlth, Macbeth sixth, Iurco
seventh l}oatman eighth, Scandal ninth Ida tenth and
Anna Itcllt last. The IN which RunnN Ilcie
shoWcd nm to be excellent colt 10 he watched III
important stakes Mutual pools paid so 10.
a match race of half mile at the track
tcHlay afternoon at caCi-wclgnts between Mr.. Geb-
nrdiS horse Iea, ridden by the owner and the srews
bury stables La, ridden by gentleman inter
"a II,