New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-28
RACING AT SARATOGA.
FOUR CONTESTS ON A HEAVY TRACK.


FOUR CONTESTS ON A HEAVY TRACK.
THE START GIVING THE FIRST RACE To PIERRE
LORILIARD's DEDoUIN-wARFIELD DEFEATED
BY COLONEL sPRAGUE-JuANIrAs UNUSUAL
Observation-Disclosures SUCCESS OVER HURDLES
fFROM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRrnuNEI
SARATOGA, July 27.-1he weather was
cloudy and variable this morning. as it has
been frequently of late, tho sun now SHINING
brightly and tho sky becoming overcast
moment afterward. Tho interest In the racing
to be steadily the increase and the attendance
at the course very good though IL was not regular
day and programme much inferior to that OF any
preceding day. In the first race Mr. Edgar H. Johnson,
the Democratic candidate for observation-disclosures
OF Ohio who acts starter here, was OK
tremeIy unucky In his attempt to get the
seven horses Off evenly. He gave p. Loriilard's
twoyearold edouin long lead at the start that the
race decided then aud there Mr. Johnson has been
a satisfactory starter previous
but doing poorly this year that the remark is fire.
quently heard that the nomination for the Lieutenant
GovernOrship unsettled his head The favcrte Colo
mel spragne, captured the second race, Warded, tho
defeated almost without part the victor
t h s yo a ws SS Just as sSs in the
now seems wiling t. run in earnest only once or twice
In the hurdle Faustina was able TO compete AT
al Mh GssH oS the t iayGre G The track
First raco-Ih,ee quarters of a mile for purse Of
y rnf ssns ChsrS soa
Iased ll9 po9ule Day.s's My Ella warteld q years
isizzs illy Lucy Walker o. 95 Maces horse John Har
sSaT cot vSesSS iCS Es'ng IN SoeIs
Valentino $50. betting in the books to against
% aSsnst Lucy wafsr s Little S Phi or
hsSo%n being FAR wa fron sS' and staying there 9r
john Harper third W" Fasens i into he main
trek S John Harper took second place bedo%1 st keep
the s long turn 5Sam HarPsr Rei1ains
@ 50 ySS9
nearer his head. Costello riding John Harper
forced their bOraes TO their utmost the homestroch
st o @ey up % S by
last h bnrS epS aaa ySt see9nd place BY r
ss AND en- Se t big pack Mol Little rf
SECOND csce-one mile and 500 yarls tor purse of
starters-Burchs ,gelding Col: sprogno q years, lo7
Bowe's Oriole taged lCl MeIiavocks horse Boae
ward a, 1000 and Caivells colt Ennssllen g, 1927
orio 500, Enniskilen $1Go, and Boaleyard $3.50 8ou
the 800 wards az the dive Went hv tn" stand hs was
epg in adyanee OF Enniskillen, with warcd third by
Sse Last AT the ana along TIE back
the hafeils post soSeyard led 0i Rniskirlan by
S"S Sa f5S e Of % ana odc
last last Ennsen was now putting up signals of distress
At the head of the homestretch warieds he'd was in
my ohe @ ana hes opins
eoshs go Wd secon 9os en T Sor Sy h1ee
BSaesaTd o poor fourth Ennaen last Mutual pool
Thrd race-one nile and furlons, with selling allow
Morris Psttons cot Boz johnson q yos IS poSS
f FasD Cos 9d mare ARE 5aa%a % 90 Bells gsdng
1000; Betting, in me poSls.Be5 Johnson 5000
ns IN the c wager ar syS fS d, sso Bet
against Jnanita to against Lucy Walker, and to
They 70 her Wei T she N p ps m %
I1e start was even and tne four dashed by the stand
n q, the re next nDt Garer Tho aais retired
i%G sees snfas aua At Ten SscFe S @ oR
down the baeksretoh Lucy Walker gave { up ana took
last Place Bob johnson fcn to the front hard pressed
Jnans made her run and quickly disposed OF Boo John
fore Bob Johnson he ten lengths before Franklin, Lucy
Wake, far 70 6ses Two races in day in NE mud were
pool tickets paid $40 10, Juanita rot sold.
hall over tx hurdles for purse Of 800 's ie t@f hs
second r ne APpiegae 4 Brothers horse Glas
I iS2) s,d Bettns h. the poosIGlasgow $500 EaGs-
gov, to against Falsna. Glasgow was ahead at the
Star and he was ahead all the way: lead
IL the first quarter make affair farce getting
dozen lengths in Fonstina the third qua
she was within length Of hiu but She only Remained
there Oh siiel.nee ana he had her beaten all the time;
tickets, SO so f
ENTRIES FOR To-DAY's RACES
The entries for to-morrow'e races are as follows:
First race-three-quarters of mile-Sr Hugh Co7
poundsl, AscSnder (92), Marathon f02) Rob Row (37
Scandal go. Bonnie Lizzie (90) Pappoosc O5 VaIe IN
S9cl, Branbaletta 1851, Blue Lodge lO5) Gabriel o.
Victim tlll). 49,"
Second race--Thc spinaway Stakes; five furlongs-
Ms htcap 400 pOunds), MementO OO7), Glance (95,
Belle ot Runnemcde (l03l, Bayadere QU3), Olivia l5
Nellie Pcyton (91l, BOnbeur (95).
Iaird raee-itandicap sweepstakes; Is Tncs-Fcrida
(ilO pOunosl Mary Anderson (l03 Uberto (93). Wind
rush uO0. Duke Of Montalban t92), Bruno NO5).
IouHth race selling race; mic-Duke of Monfrosa
tl1S p0undsl, knight TemIllr Ex-Governor Hampton
lOl), POTOMAC go, John Harper (O1), George W
Darden $50, Franklin (0S).
Tue following pools sold the above events on
the race track this afternoon.
Fist raceSr IiWgh, $500; Victim, 1876; Gabriel OO
Pappoose $50 Faiiera SIS BrauihaIcto, $40 Blue
Lodge, SOI Bonnie LIZZIE 500 Scandal S35 Rob
Roy, $50; Marathon and Ascender, S25 each
Second race-G. Il. Lorillards pair Memcnto and
Gatee T65N Bowen q CO.'S pair, Belle Euuncn,cdo
ana BayaGere $40; Olivia $40; Nightcap and Nellie
Peyton, $40 each; BOnheur, $50.
Thild r2ce-terida, $500; Ubcrto, $751; Wipdrush
SO; Mary Anderson, - Duke OF MontalbaI $35
Bruno S2j. >'
Fourth raee-Duke OF Moutrose. $500; Knight Tenn
p&r 40: GOycrn0r Hampton, $50; Potomac, SD
John HarpoI $40; George w DaI len aud Franklin
each. ' Wv
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