New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-23
State Board of Health is making elaborate PREF. O.
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PACih'G Al SARATOGA.
UCCESSFUI.

VALPARAISO RIPPLE. VAMPIRE AND DUKE OF NON
TROSE- TnE wINNERs-A REALLY REMARKABLE
SELLING RACE.
fTRoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF TEE TrIBtNF.l
SARATOGA, July 22,-'The third extra day Of
The meeting was successful in interest attendance.
The Fields of fair slze and included seine we'll
KNOWN racers, and the betting did nag. IL
uc''r DAY TOR fayoriteS than any before during the
Inc ting all four If them winning. \ poor start may
possibly nave had something do with the result cf the
first race, Mr.. Bemons wo-yearold colt Fore ster
was Thought TO have excellent chance. He
got oil badly and finished good second. But it must
ne admitted that the nyOrte. Valparaiso without
ncing pushed. Ripple added to the many
proofs OF his merit by beating Saunteler. Mary Ander
son. boulevard and others mile and e-cghths. die
tancc at which it taxes ii ourun HIM. The
match between Vampire and lila resulted in hollow u
success for Vampire to indicate that Mr. GcbhGrd
much mistaken the worth of his Gly Tie race
the best OF the day and the run with selling
allowances seen III long time. The SIR wshury Stables
colt Duke OF Monrosc. the flV0rc, onc
ran the mile in l42ia carrying ll3 pounds finished
IA winner in fine style. Knight Tempar came in second
after being aoos; left at the postcreltable perform
auccS for both horses.
First race-Thrce-quarterso of mile for madens of all
ages Tor purse of 1900 $50 to the second; weight al
lowances. Starters-Caolazi's gclding Valparaiso g
years, lp3 pounds), Bclmont's colt Forester o. S0
BurthS gcing Linchpin g, 1857 r. Lorillards geding
hcdoun G., 10 Burnhans colt Banter g. 100, Nelson's
hly Little Buttcrcup q, 1850, and Reeds colt Mandamus
e., sO) Pools-Vaparaiso 800, $780, 1925; Forester,
$50, 90, 5000; Linchpin, $50, S75, 800; Betoun
500, $75, 500; field, $50, $50. $40. In tho
books to against Valparaiso toe against
Forester Sig to against Linchpn, TO l against Be
douin, 10 to against Mandanus, against Banter
ana 20 to against Little Butercup. The start bad
Valparaiso and Lnchpin getting in front with the
rest strung out, and Mandanus much behind. where he
remained to the end. Donoue Valparaiso and
he made the most of his advantage. leading down the
chute and into the main track by n length. with
r1 Nnln
stiu was first and Linchpn second up
to the three-quarter post but Forester swinging
IN close to the rails the turn reached Valparaiso
the furlong post hut could stay there, Valparaiso
having more speed aud winning by three lengths in
LISA. Forester second length before Lnchpin, third
lie length before Bcdoun, fourth, Banter fifth Little
Buttercup sixth, and Mandamus last. Mutual pool
tickets. $l3 10.
second racc-One mile ana five furlongs, for a purse
of $500 800 to the secont three carods carry
pounds, four year-ods ll6 pounds, fvcyear and
upward 100 pounds, with allowances and allowances
for non winners Sarcrs-Dwycr Brothers colt Ripple
g. l0S) c. L. Lorlard's colt Sauntercr g, 1881
foungs colt Getaway g. lOS>. BurnhamS colt Baltic
q 1OS. McGavocks colt Boulevard "a. 49, Cree's hlly
Mary Anderson a. I'D, and Daviss colt Bruno a
I'D. Poos-Iipple. SIS 50. 81 900; Iountercr. $780,
$l25; Boulevard, 800. Sll5 Mary Anderson $50,
STD Bruno, 500 $50 Baltic, $50. $50 In the books
1 10 against Ripple. to l against Saunterer, 7 to
against Boulevard, ID to Mary Anderson Is
to against Bruno, and 25 to against
Baltic. The well and
interesting. Rpplcs victory conld not he called hard
hut he and the places was sharp
Getaway entered for this race was withdrawn
80 great ayorite was Ripple that the betting the
books was principally for places in % part of the
French pools Ripple left Bruno made the pace
and it was strong from the The throughout
the first mile was Bruno first Baltic second Ripple third
sauntcrcr fourth boulevard ffth and Mary Anderson
last All were wen mp and sauntercr stick
ing 10 Ripple like his shadow At the half
mile post in the last mile Bruno first by LENGTH
Ripple second ny length sauntcrcr third Baltic fourth
but falling back fast Boulevard hfthaud Mary Anderson
stu lat Ripple now made his run and steadily but
however. until the homestretoh rcaclcd ana Was
then only ~ neck before Bruno with Saunrercr close
for any them Sauntcrcr, ridden to the utmost and
Hi nd si m a,s: WAS GGgh and
third scant quarter length behind sautcrer; Bouic
Baltic last Iinr2;5Gis Mutual pools with Ripple in,
1I Mr. SasS f % o p s %@I 6a mic G between
the Pelham stables tgo-ycar-od goding Vampire car
Mr. Gc6horGs hyt M@ Of The same atin@
RE- cariy1s 100 pounds and racn by Costello The
on Lila; in the books to against Vampire = to
but Ida plainly no rival him He let ali the Way
easily winning by three lengths in 1sia seconds Mutual
F5@ rscG1o4s mIs for n9rs Of $500 selling
Goaham n ageG 1os pognds,, Morriss geldins KnisI
carts Iuanta % 1922 Caldwcll's geidng george
CabanGhs gsding Rob Roy g. So Dnys mare 'U I,aG
@. 1000, Fox's ,cding Ascendor q, 81: Pools-Duke
OF Montrosc $500, $500 Charlie Gorh;n, $500 s %
John Harper $40, $50; Naileria 500 $50 Baby
the two that got away last in first and second
Rob Roy in front when the flag fell Baby next and
| john Harper third. ErattOn, the boy Knight TEN
p!a1 was caught mapping. and did not get his horse
Mohtrosc the toYOrltc. also got away badly, Knight
TcmPlar being the only one behind him Baby rushed
10 the advance, with Rob Roy h-nting hard with her
| Nallcrtt running up to third place, Charlie
troop for nearly half mile Duke Montrosr running
next last and Knight Tcmplar last the half-n,
Goran ran forward ana rounding he long curve in
thlTd quarter was second to Rob Roy Duke MOntrosc
ana KNIGHT Tcuplar had joined the group i'm the
middle ana were swiftly improving their
lie GOrhan lcd for few strides threc-quartcrs
post, hUt Whcn The or wa' fairly strengthened for
run home Duke of Ncntrosc at his head Rob
quarter length back, ana Knight Iemplar a
iour,h CHARLIE Gorhain could not keep the pnce-hc IL
Only Eood AT ur"c-tluarielH OF milc-and Dulic of
Knight Icniar Hocond, neck before Rob Roy, M two
len Sths in advance OF Charlie GOrhaI, was fourth
john Harper being fifth, 4isccndcr sixth Baby
seventh, George W Dlrdcn eighth, Juauita ninth, and
fine exploit for Dukc OF Montr0sc get OF NJ Xt TO last
and win in I:12l2 With l3 pounds but remark
able way in whct knight Tcnpiar made ground
indicated that ne would have been extremely dangerous
| rest. Duke OF MJnrOoc put up at auction in ac-
cord tncc with the terms OF the aud up
nom $1,000, the price at which he entered he
sold, u $l,55J, at which he bought in for the
second horse, got $217 half the surplus ny
| price
| F1ILURES IN TIE GRAIN TRADE.
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