New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-06
BEATING. THE RECORD.
NINTH EXTRA DAY AT SARATOGA

CITING FiNIsHEs-BooTJACK, GETAWAY, OLIVIA
AND LUCY WALKER THE wINNERs--GoOD AT
TENDANCE IN SPITE OF THE HEAT.
lFRoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE1
SARATOGA, Aug. 5.-The merciless heat Of
the past two days has been very enervang Under the
circumstances the attendance of spectators on each day
Is extraordinary This fact demonstrates the popularity
or racing, although it is wellSnown fact that the
grand stand Is the coolest spot in Saratoga This the
ninth extra day of the season. and programme
eeeding interest offered Although three favortes
IN succession won, the struggles were remarkably
c'ose ana exciting, and III the
cord was again beaten. The sport opened
with threequarer mile dash with eleven competitors
TINS Booack won in the remarkable time of 115i2, for
he is geldlng and carried los pounds Getaway cap
ured the mile ana 500 yards like good horse that he
Is He has got back to his Western form. The fve-fur
long dash for twoyear-olds by Olivia after "A
fierce struggle with Macbeth in l:Ol ST. wpng the
record In the selling race Lucy Walker away from
her competitors from start This was the only race
won with daylight separating the first and second horses
First racePursc $500, of which $50 to the second for
horses beaten and not having Saratoga
TINS year, with allowances; three-Quarters of q mile.
Starters-W y. Burch's b. e. Iinchpin 5 years %
pounds Conner. Il. A. Cabaughs br. C. Oden A. 11S
dooway) Morris Pattons h. Explorer, 3, 9S BRAT
TONI Milton Iouugs ch Bootack, 3, los StovaD, A.
Burnham Sons b. E. Bonheur, 2, &c a. Donahue Il. V.
Snedeker's CHI f. Groia 3, 90 Jones), T. w. Doswells
br T. Constantine, g. 96 UraD, Chas. Reeds Hermit
), log DOnahue) L. A. Ehlcrs br. Lolita c. 101 (GibbS)
Appiegate Brothers b. f. Matte Rapture, 3, 90 (Bro-
phy) and Il. j. McIImeels br. c. General Menroe, 3,
101 (McLamghlin) Betting in the pools-BootjacR $780,
Hermit, $50; Oden, 500 Lnchpin $50; field, $50
Betting in the boOks3 TO Bootack, to l Oden, to
Hermit to Lnchpin, 10 to Matte Rapture, 10 to
1 General Monroe 10 to l Bonheur, to Explorer IL
to Constantine 20 to Giro1a 20 Lolita c. For n
wonder excellent start was obtained on the second
attempt, Linchpn getting off slightly in front
OF the others, who were well together The
track was so dry that when they
Tho alnfn Al
dense cloud of dust, and they well round the
before their positions well defined by the aid
glass Then it that Constantine had "a lead of
three lengths with Luohpin second Booack third and
two lengths further Hermit with Bonheur
to him. AT the threequarter pole Constantine lead
ing length, Linchpn second and Bootack third and it
was close race between the trio wen past the urong
pole, when Constantine received the lash az Boot
jack closed upon her. Lincbpin then retired under
pressure, ana Bonheur came up from the and he
came an important factor in the struggle 1t n
beautiful finish. Bootack winning by half len 9Th, in
hand however, Constantine second half length before
Bonheur who was two lengths ahead Matte Rapture
fourth Hermit fifth and the Others well together, with
Lolita C. i'll the rear. Time, 115le Mutuas paid $40 80
Second racePurse 500, of which 81 90 to the second
with allowances; one mile and 500 yards Starters
George L. Lorillards ch. C. Sauntercr, years. 10Y
pounds Conner, Milton Youngs b. @. Getaway, 8, 107
(StoyalD, \. Buruham & Sons b. O. Baltic, 3, 100
Qisherl, T. Il. Davis's b. f. Ella Warfield, A. 1O3
Mciaughin), George Sutllfe's br c. Sir Walter. g. 81
Donahue), p G. Fox's b. e. Granger, g. "a UJraD and
f. A. Clabaugh's oh. G. Rob Roy. 8, 80 a. Donahue)
Betting in the pOols-Getaway 1928, Saunterer 81 co.
Granger $i5 Baltic $40, Sir Walter $50 ella Wared
3d. Rob Roy $40. Betting in the booksGctaway to p
Saunterer to l. Baltic Walter to l. Gran ger
to l, Rob Roy 10 to l, Ella Warfield Is to The
start was excellent, the lot apparently moving Off
gether, and they up the stretch in line like a
sqnad of dragons parade far the poolstands
when Rob Roy forward and set a telling pace and
reached the Judges stand length in front of Granger,
VINO was tapped at the grth by Getaway, The others
being in bunch close behind. Rob Roy kept the pace
hot around the turn and Conner Saunterer up 10
second place as feeler and Granger followed When
they reached the quarerpoe Rob Roy was pegging
away length i'll the van, Sauucrer second, head the
best OF Granger at whose heels Getaway and Baltic
yoked the others together with the exception of Ella
Warhed, who in the rear, position did not i'm
prove throughout The along the backstretch
was beautiful to and occasioned much enthusiasm
the rear closing up that by time the half
mile pole was reached they in a bunch Rob Roy
stu showing half length the best the group AS
they came around the lower turn they parted
into two groups. Rob Roy holding the
advantage by half length. while Sir Waiter
ana Getaway, yoked, at Robs saddegrth and were
two lengths ahead Of saunterer with Granger fifth
When they turned into the homesretch it evident
that Rob Roy beaten, and Ura began whipping
him him, hut he s held slight lead at the furlongpole,
the inside very fast under the whip with Baltic
fate, and he held the others safe and finally
reached ny Saf the goal in beautiful finish The winner
second place by head from Baltic, who Tapped at
sixth, and Ella warled several lengths in The rear
Time, 2:l44 Mutuals paid SIG 80.
horse for twoyeaT-olds that have never a sweep
stakes race special weights with allowances to maid
Bouncer lo2 pounds), Ura A. BlIrnham n Sons CHI. c.
6%1PS;ia Ss3, Grrophy Augqst hsl@sa Ts B. l.
Mandamus, 1oO (Donanuc,, Mr. Nelson's ch c. Macbeth.
tpn including pounds oyer MeIanghiin and s. ID.
$40. Betting in the books-5 Olivia, to 2 Bald,
10 Mandamns There was considerable deay al
the post principally owing to the refusal Of Bouneer
yonngsters were sent of in good shape; but
speed went TO the front and turning into the regular
track at the haliine pole he hall length before
fifth, Bouncer sixth, Macbeth seventh The pace was
terrific round the lower turn, running up very
Macbeths girti Capas, with Olivia fourth. At the
posSps 9" p1,e 'hss was no change in the
pole BALDWIN quit like steer, and then Mac,
sued the greatest struggles between
ever seen They both had experienced and able Jockeys
ately and kept Macbeth slightly in front, until within
few feet Of the goal which Olivia reached by short
head in Eol ~ the fastest time record SIX lengths
away was Capias third, Bouncer fourth Capella fifth
BALDWIN sixth, and Mandamus seventh. Mutual pools
Fonrt hu race-Purse $3.50, Of which $50 to the
the usual allowances one mile and frione Startcrs
W r. Bureh's CHI h. Governor Hampton, aged, for $500
ham agsd S6 6l fS 6 e. Saall' G GSF
en- ~ r Snani'" 3 $i99o los gones pr CraIks
Dr. m BABY. :, $1,000 l9s ponal@e,, D. coaizils
Saag cS * 80 S7 ora" s and G
i Getting o, IN the poos@Goyernor Hampton
$780, HaSy 500 potomac SIo5 ths p'y eS w"ss
Betting in the books-3to 2 Hampton, 3 to Gorhain
tomac, 3 to Terror.