New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-07-20
GOOD RACING AT SARATOGA.

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regular day of the first Saratoga meeting. 1t like
the best of June daysthe air cool and nvgorang but
without the least chill in it, the bright but not hot
There was full grand stand containing delightful
proportion of charmngly dressed ladies' Thora
certain to win the Alabama Stakes that there not
much excitement over that part of the programme. Yet
the graceful hy warmly appauded she cantcred
| in four lengths before Bonnie Lizzie A FLY the
second also, g. l.. Lorilards Memento being fol-
lowed in by fair field for the Flash Stakes. The time
was good, but the running made it probable that
Pierre LOrillard could have the stakes with
Gerald if he had not sent that fine colt to England.
The third absurd specimen of handicap, G..
j. Lorllards entries getting both first and second places
very easily. The others had chance ALL Handi-
caps should be arranged that the weaker stables may
get some show. The sceplechase of the finest
ever at Saratoga and pleased the ladies immensely.
Derby defeated the gallant old veteran Trouble after
| splendid run.
First raceAlabama Stakes for three ear-oid FLIES,
800 entrance half forfeit with $500 added the second
to receive $780, lis miles, eighteen nominations and
three starters The three Reeds Thora by Longfe
| low out of Susan Ann winner of the Monmouth Oaks,
| ridden by Donohue; Burnhams Brambaetta by Bonnie
Scotland out of Ivy Leaf ridden by Fisher and Nelson's
| Bonnie Lizzie, by IIurrah out of Bonnie Kate,
| ridden by McLaughhn Pools-Thora, $780, $3.50;
BTambalctta $50, $40; Bonnie Lizzie $25 $50. Books
to 10 against Thora Is to l against Brambaletta and
90 to against Bonnie Lizzie. The little
than exercise for Thora She quickly assumed the lead
and remained from three to six lengths in advance all
the way, winning under pull 10y four lengths in l59Ii
Brambaleta second for little than five fur
longsbu then Bonnie Lizzie passed her and the
three lengths ahead of Bramhalca. The latter
in miserable condition. and Bonnie Lizzie much
better of But neither of them at her best could
Thora for she is beyond question the ncctest lilly her
age either East or West, now that Aranza has gone
abroad Mutual pools Thora 50 30; Bonnie
Lizzie with Thora out - 10 Total value of stakes
added money. 81 $50
Second racc-Flash states for two-ycar-olds, 800
each half forfeit, with $500 added the second
his stake; half mile; fifty nominations aud eight
starters. The eight were G. J.. Lorillards colt
VANGUARD and Gy Memento r. Loriliard's colt Memo
| and FLY Flight, Reeds nlly Nghtcap, Burnham's
colt Carlcy b. Yongs geding Lost Cause, and Bowons
| gcding Birnhem. Poos-G. l.. Lorillard's entries.
5000, $500 F. Lorillar1s entries SlGO, SID. Night
cap 500. 500; Lost Caue. 500 SO; Carley b. 500
$50; Blcnhelm, $50, SO Betting in the boOks-Eycn
against Ncmcnto To against light & to against
Niehtcap, to against Lost Cause, to against Van
guard to against Carley H., 10 to AGAINST Memo,
aud II to l arninst Hlcnhcm There a long
| delay with many hrtakdwaYs before the start.
| Nj 5htcap very frctful and ran away short
| distance several times, and Memo dashed of
! for furlong twice. After these cscapadc-
Memo sulhcd and would not oil the rest and
Fight followed his evil example. The finally was
rather struggling NigAcap going away FIRST, it'll Ne
mcnto at her heels, Carley L. third and Vanguard
fourth No one OF The eight however, far back a.
to affect the result. Nghtcnp kept her ADVANTAGE fora
| furong with McInouto close second Then Mcmcnto
put her neck IN 'front.' bat NShtcap chung her. ana at
the lat quarter-post Mcmcnto still WAS only neck
better Costello used the whip freely on Mcmcuto and
she am wrred it well that IN the last furong she
came away from the rest winning by three lengths
in A92 seconds Flight beat Nightcap FOR second place
by neck in the last few stride. Vanguard was fourth
Benhcim ma Memo SIXTH tauel Il. seventh. Lost
name. Mutual pool tickets, = 30. Mrincuto is a brown
follows Third to Ououlnra Gerald in tac Juvenile
stakes at jerome Park. Second to Gerald in ne
orss Stonehcnge-Jucttl colt and Onoud4ca at m,
at ii i3ms -, bTaincG; aud third to Onond9ga and
I no lYo ,G 1u SS y at 'G" same 1gr Mg4eno
pclty aud She had the best Of the START Bat She seems
TO be certainly the best twoy carod ally far TINS wear
-cen in the East The total value OF stakes and added
n T .an% % Ra9dfep Gra p%r" Of 2qo *oo
Greenland G years l05 r"mdI and gi,, con ~"
Hugh g. lo2l Iryin;,s horsr Fireman, formerly
l3,g5 Joa j, COLI cmrcnn g. loo auo lAeres iiiy
favor,rs t6a thcy were Icit on OF tnc hrtin, IN I,,
pools etting-o. L. IorilIards entries 500; Fireman
| with 6. l.. LorlIard's entries out-Fircnnn @i55;
booEs-I against sir Iusn to against 're,Ia ,I
. l." az INST trcm9n 20 I" against Churchill - to
Sir Hugh took the lead almost aid SOON lar am
| Greenland ran ny to second place Sir Hugh won by
four lcngths IN 2;0S Greenland second neck before
| Granger, ne only short head IN advance OF Fireman
oh%rr9 poor HItn' 3Hd oita G. lash Greenland was
4ngr' ata n1t nF.JuE tine coz. Mutual pools on G. L.
| e. l.
Fourth racc-IIaudicap stccpcc,asc for a rur., Of
5000 90 70 second and 500 20 third fractional course
abuHi ~ miles Starters Reeds -cdimg rgnlbl. IN 1
loo pounds, lHnch'S horse DERBY aged I;J and lry,
ing- horse ros' GnarI, formerly General Ph ips C,
| I'D, and rcdmg Wiy1arcr tG. II9J. Pools 'Trou.I,
Tl'1lNne entries 500, and yrhl $50. In the nool-
h.on against lto4hlr, ~ to against Derby, to
OF rare excellence between Derby and Trouble Inc ,,o
lnnm@ most OF tho last half of t. course side b., II c
H'FIht iHe spectators 10 'hthurlaNln Derby proved
nc "-i'r ia the hn quarter and 10y three icna,
p,ln& aH' n,i I'f 10 Jump nor run Wayfarcr stopped
Hit,-ttn'i altci rom quarter mile, and Post Guard
re- MH' nrY'r IN me race. lhc time was l:32l2 O.d
lf"uhle ran ANA jumped well lie has been retired two
ahlcd permanently. His age gi AT Tint lev, cam re-
member tc date OF has birth he contested every
| lald TlS ~
THE ENTRIls FOR TO-DAY.
The entries for tomorow's IA follows: First
TAcc-fnlsc %3ue tnrc'-quarters of mile; Waucjlli
lha"asSe G0 Coinage 9G stand on (JG) IAtlIc NM
| Second acc-Pursc. $3.50; one and onrciqhth miles
| George W. DaI,n U40 pounds, .uaiiia ass, T"rr,r
| Ql0, Jake White ass, DUKE OF Montrn.c n liz
| fauotna u3s. NcrrmH * U43), boulevard Il H. non,
| hnscia q 49, Victim q 10. "
! Third racc-Pursc . co. milo ana 800 varls-Guo
Truce 9j poundsl, Ripple UOgJ, Lolr (.l Ait,TI,r"
| VS) Ba'Y Q00l Wndrn,h UU9 Orolc ,9~).
pouuds) Glance t9J) Auuahclla t91) Boatlunn ,1,,,
| scandal Cn Myomms 90, Bcdoun C97l, Macbctn
| uOol ita 90, Turco 01), Fanny mcdc OOO
1nc following pools were sold thi- evening. First
Banter, SO; Waucuiia $50; Diana Ss,5 Ui',, F'''
| cap $40. '' '''''i
Second race Victim 5000; Dnke Of Moptrosc eco
| Mcrimack and Fau7tina, 50 each; Terror, SO
Third racc-l;Ipplc 5000 I.oc 5000 Windrl.h - n.
AiiMnhI" %lOO; Oloio, $40; Baby, $50; Julia Bruce
! Fourth racc-Runnymcdc. 800; George Lorilor,l's
PPaiT, ho,ngtr ana Hi'nc[ 5000 T. I@rillards pair,
Ann, 81