New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-02
FAST TIME AT SARATOGA.

racing here was ushcred IN with bright skies and an ex
haratng atmosphere which was fully appreciated after
the torrid heat of yesterday sharp and refreshing
shower last night cleared the air. and had the effect of
making the track very fast 1t was tho seventh extra
day of the meeting and the attendance Of spectators was
very fhr Inc day was marked BY two surprises winch
staggered the heavy spectators in the betting ring
The first race threequarter dash for twoyear-elds
was won by Hiawasse fine, slashing GlIv the
very picture OF her dam, the great yandalite
Her victory was expected but the winning Of the
mile ana 500 yards by Valiera who had run in SO many
races unsuccessiuy This her first race under the
new coiors of Mccormack, and her performance snr-
priSed him wen the public for the Distance was
run In LIB the best time record Little less OF
surprise was the victory of Victim i'll the mile DASH The
old horse had been called upon do so much work that
rev thonght he could take IL pounds and beat Eel
lowplay, but he did it with apparent case in the re-
mafkapie time OF l:4f the fastest milo ever run over
oartoSa track The old horses coming to the
'front.' very weil the new scale OF weights giving them
better chance than formerly The fourth race selling
mar OF three-qnarters Of mile was captured by
Knight Tempar in the time that the twoyear olds
covered the distance in the first The winner was
not sold
FIRST race-Pulse 5000, of which $50 to the second
horse for twoyearsolds. Those not having won race
valued ut $1,000 allowed pounds and maideus 10
POUNDS Inc starters were Charles Reeds b. f. Night
cap ioo POUNDS tDonahue), A. Belmont's b. c. Bandit
90 'Drenhan and CHI c. Turco 90 Qvans) John Reber's
Gu c. Northind % Grifn), George W. Bowen & Co X
b. f. Belle of Runneymede, 10Y (HolIowav) Pierre
Loriiards Dr. f. Hawasse, 100 (shauer), and
Mr. Nelson's blk. f. Virginia Bush, 95 dIender.
som. inc betting in the pools was-Iiawasse
800 Nightcap S35, Belmont's pair 43J Bouncer
$25, Belle OF Runnymede Sl5 Virginia Rush no
Northiand So. Betting in the bools-EIiawasse even
Turco to l. Nightcap to 1. Bandit to l. Bouncer
10 l. Belle OF Runyinede 10 TO l, Virginia Is to l.
Northland to l. moderate start was effected Mt the
second attempt with Northland first, Bouncer second
Hiawasse third with Belle of Runnymede and Nightcap
Close up 1nrco got OF badly AS they down the
shute ural forced Bounccr along at her best
In order to get good position and ot
the fve-fnriong post she front while Nortland fell
away, already beaten when they turned into the regular
track Mt the haifmle pole Bouncer was eading length
Nighcap second, length before Belle of Runnymede
third, Hiawasse fourth. They came round the lower
turn very fast and Nghtcap rapidly moved to Bonncer
grth aud Hawasse followed and in turn lapped Ni.fbt
cap Entering the homestretch Nghtcap was in
trouble ana Hiawasse began disposing of Bouncer
once into the straight work Iiawasse had her compel
itors all whipping, and in front ut the furlong pole
In the meantime, Turco up from the rear very fast
Evans forcing him very foolshy, he far back
To nave any chance of winning. lie however gained sec
ond place at the heels OF iawasse, won handily
Boncer was at the quarter of Turco third two lengths
away from Nighteap, and Bandit followed by Virginia
Bush Belle of Rnnnymede, and Northlanu in the order
named. Time, 1916. Mutuals paid $40
Second Race-One mile and 800 yards: purse 800 Of
which 500 TO the second with penalties and allowances
SarersJ McCorinack'sb f. Valeria 3 years "a nounds
turnD, w r. Burch's b. Colonel Sprague, years 40
pounds GilaylockD, Catbcart & Co.'s ch m Juanita )
years, no pounds (McLaughnl, Odcn Bowie's, b. f.
Cinderella years 100 pounds Conner and George Suit
cil6es br G Sir Walter years, pounds Donahue1
Betting in the pools sprague $780, Juanita $50 Sir
Walter 3d. Vallera S35, and Cinderella $35 Betting in
tho books: to 10 against sprague, 10 / against
Vaerin Cinderella and Juanta, and to l against sir
Walter They received beautiful start the
lot being in line, and when they
reached the three-quarter pole they were close
together with Juanita slightly in front She began
IN alfnf huf h.4
shc was challenged by Sir Walter They came up to the
stand very fast, where Juanita and Sir Walter were
lighting desperately for the lead and were Iappcd by
Valera az the grth while the latter turn lapped
on either side by SpraGuc and Cinderella Round the
turn they went at an increased pace Juanita pushing
out well In front but could not get clear At the quar-
ter pole Jnana was showing the way by threoqnarters
of length, Sir Walter second half length in front of
Nalleria, who was length in advance of spragnc and
best and Sir Waiter kept creeping toward the head OF
yoi.od. but Valera on the outside wos ia,n1S,
the leaders, and nj her heels sprage aud Cinlcre
body expccd the record to ran be S bsaS oG eyr
owSr turn he 80 su SSr9ns RSnnns round the
and as Juanita fell back Walter the lead but
nal and she immediately collared Sir Walter but there
lowers, close they together Tins they ran 10
the hree9narter pole @nd turned into the homestrec
tors in trouble, for they all driving but her she
G Gs the pesp ,cnd at the f"roSfRoc and
second but she could not catch the Nv !
while there was great fight for second place bet wern
Cndercla ana Sir Walter $40 former going in by head
Juanita NTH Time. 2i2la. Mutual pools paid SIC 3D.
Third racePnrse $3.50, of which $50 to the second:
McGayack's chestnut colt boulevard i years, IFS |
pounds t'el5ord Applegate 4 Bros bay dly Matte
I tens bay Jgel,dipg FeIIowplay, 3, 90 (shauerj |
roSeis q soqs c Hag E rat 3 92 Taylor
Churchill & Johnsons ell. c. Churchill g. 100 pWinds
Wrap X, H. Owsnss br C. Wei. years, 90 pounds |
liz pounds sn@ ilG9tre betting in Inc Pooreow
SSs In be boak gI4p 10 Vst S90 Churchill $73 field
Victim to Churchill, 10 to boulevard Is to Nat
tie itapture Clyda Han and Wei Tho start poor
me others iT,, when the nag j., fell, Felowpiay |
fen baeR and ON the rO turn 81 PATH th ran lq but he
fast. and was followed by Churchill. At the quarter |
R o hna head th9 best Of Patti VINO
OF Fclowpay and Victim Taylor forced the pace with /
stretch she pushed ongh before Churchill the lat
Yer beng length III advances Of Felowpliy and Vie
time Boulevard moved upward rapidly and improyed |
his position At the hafmle Patti sim held Che lead by
the lower turn as Churchill closed up and assumed the
lead Then came Victim VINO obtained the second place
work Victim quickly ran through ana at the firlong
waS In 'front.' while the others whipping. lie thc
second, six lengths before Churchill, at whose quarter
was boulevard, the others coming nome in a group |
Time, ~ The mutuals pad S2S.
Fourth co-Purse 5000 OF which 300 to the second
The winner to be sold at auction with usual allowances
Binby, years Jos pounds tBarbee w 7. Burch's g.
Mhe T. lo7 cfansSIn A. Bem Daf;s c b 6 Safs
Used 81 ,;Ten9nanl, Morris Patrons en- 8. Knight
Tapa iD mer &c 6 8 Fox" b. & AsSsado
(shorldan), and Johnson & sIcwMiaHslRas B. - -
Kps 9Tf e%Sa ioa troG a w Betting in the pools
$40, held, $40 In tfe 6ooks-1 to Knight Tempiapr.
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