New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-19
SECOND DA Y AT SARATOGA.
ONLY ONE FAvORITE A WINNER.

ONLY ONE FANORITE A WINNER.
SIR HUGH RUNNING a FAST MILE-RIPPLE, NIGHT
CAP AND GLASGOW CAPTURE THE OTHER RACES.
trRoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT o THE rRIpuNEl
SARATOGA, July 1S.-ThiS was not one of the
regular days Of the Saratoga turf season.
good sport, which enjoyed by large number of
people. Only one favortc out OF four successful,
Sir Hugh winning the first of mile fast time.
He has been profitable horse to G.. l.. Loriald's
stable getting many purses. Ripple ought have
first in the pools the second race his running at
Long Iranch, but Getaway fooshy preferred to
him by the SPECTATORS Ripple is OF the spocdicst
colts in training and although he did not show well
Saturday, he is always dangerous in the com
pany. Nightcap the third race proving that but
for the fault OF the starter she would have Il winner
at Long Branch. In the hurdle race general surprise
Glasgow managed to outrnn Disturbance.
The first race was for purse of $500 mile. The
G. BowSn AsmbrS S nod ''r reeds i r,
TO-; r. C. foNs Julia Bruce 49, and GI L9riard's sir
Alfqmbra $500, Hermit, 500 the field 500 In the
! against Alfambra , to against Hermit, - to /
against Julia Bruce, go to against John Harper.
good start made at the third ATTEMPT, air HUGH
IN front Afambra second. John Harper third with Her
Harper the in rounding the nn and passed o,'
ne g9arteTpn5 lcneth IN front Of Sir Hugh second,
l last aud falling away rapidly John Harper
"S%ns the hsf m IN 5o ss scondi Sir ssn %n
tncn half a length away with Alfambra laying at his
bra and Hermit closed John Harper nng .oon headed
MN When well Strengthened ont skiImlsh took
between the leaders SIR Hugh getting the best
then , drawing away he won BY Two lengths .lfnhra
mi thri, John !iErpr fourth aud JuIa 81 last.
Time, Isl French pools paid 50 0s.
with 5000 added second to receive 500 OF stakes
one mile and five inlong4.
cart Co.'S Juenita l0i Milton Young's Gotawav o.
Juanita, $35. Boo&-bcitinsI6 TO 10 agninst RlDpe'
Jnanita Was first away GETAWAY aecomd and R,nn
last In this order they the first quarter Juanita
and Ripple falling back three lengths. Passing the
grand stand MeCarty took arrner hold Of Jnanitn's
ao% S ar s@ "fi S sTS % G P and
Jaan ,1 Hes.1 70 SILK again gong aroa" Si
lea Ripple good open length 20 the ivo-iurong post.
the three quarters there was only tnlcs.uunrt,Is
OF a length dinercncc between them, Getaway
way midway between the head Of the stretch and
dozen strdes, wncn Getaway began to iat"r st"yniI
gave hun the whp freely but to purpose, Ripple com
ins away and winning by two sths lime, 2:52
Tnild r4ce-r@se $500, Of which $50 second
Mcrrcks Herbert, 90 pounds; r. " Doswcli's Comsinm
62lgns Potomac, 90; Fleetwood stabe's SiaretzcI %;
Linchpn 80 Mr. Nsis"ns 1ltie BW,icrar3r B"ch,9
c Ta 7o g. w Dstdfn, go John teHrrs Anna
roosmq"nSer $50 Banter, s23; Moretzck sa5;
Book betng-3 to | against bouncer, toI against
md Rant
Several Oh the youngsters behaved very badly ut the
jumped uI She sriled The RAIL- While ' Hnna p mr
ward out Of t5s & '"rG H ncr oee ind was after
Ill., ' m"IcI SiowM ana Lhchpn took up the run
gen. me rcst went away in struggling manner Her
c es w%S let, at G p9s n the run to che head
Nisei 4; tr sd two lengis lncnpm second,
came Consantina Marctzek Potomac Little Butter,
t tnup "iu noHhcrtl not "A length separating
cnsantna pansr chae%FSa Nig%,qp When vine a fay
nS 9 S s swaG TeX rsaGhsa his e4egr ana
S pay for gta out " %" the %ck ANA aas
Sfhcap Won by two isnrt%4, rln SR seeo "'sG
seventh orncer eighth George W. Darden ninth Lola
G. TENTH ana Herbert last Time, ll5ia, French lnu-
F""rth GaGeSH"rdle race weltcr weights; purse,
Pools Disturbance, $780, Rosetta, $3.50: Glasgow.
$l7o Book hctting.-Onc to 3 against Disturbance , TO
AGAINST Rosetta, aud 3l2 to against Glasgow
Glasgow i'll the In this they took the Grst
two jumps Then Ro4ella headed bsturban,c'e and
showed the way to the third jump, Which she made in
buiSlinS manner losing two lengths Before She could
McGrath had double pull, on Glasgow to the upper
turn when he was let out and went by Disturbance s il
last hurdle disturbance took the obstacle cleaner rhan
Meaey and a Sf or o dsn mef and ngad bot"
had tho best OF ii at the distance by hnlilcnpth but
post by a neck, Rosetta Il good third. Time. 2:2ia,
french pools PAID TlS 60.
THE ENTRIES FOR TODAY
The entries for to-day = races are as follows:
FIRST races, Alabama Stakes 1is miles, Thora Bran.
balctta and Bonnie Lizzie. ~ ~
second race Flash Stakes, liz miles, Charley r. Memo
Flight, Mcncnto, Vanguard, Blanhein, Lost Casc and
Night Cap ' ""
third raeeaFree handicap. one mile and quarter:
sir ftugh 0O3 pounds Greenland QO5), Fireman loto
Montreal QOs), Churchill 900, Fair Count (lOs),
"r EsI 'ool, Lotla tSol ana Colonel Sprague UO9
- Fourth racc-f1ee handicap stcepcchase ga miles
Trouble Q55 pounds), Derby Q5a Wayfarer Il AZ and
Post Guard, late General Phillips Ql1). "'
The following pools were sold this evening:
FIRST race-Thora, $500; Brambalctta, $50 Bonnie
Lizzie, $35. fO' -o''"'
Second race-First pool Vanguard and Memento
5000 Carey b., 1928 Memo and Flight 300: Rlrn'
hein $lOO Lost Cause $40 On the twelfth pool Night
Cap was sold ana the following the figures Van
guard ana Memento, Tl5O Memo and Flight $50 Night
$40. 49, LOW "'0'
Third race-Sr Hugh and Greenland. 1907 Fireman
$50; Colonel Sprague $780, Fair Count, $50; Chlirchl
$40; Granger, $25; Lolita c., $40
Fourth race-rrouble, $780, Derby, $780, Wayfarer md
Post Guard, $50 ~
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