New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-14

THE OTHER RACES WON BY TUSCALOOSA, JESSIE X
AND TROUBLE A LARGE ATrENDANCE-TnE
WEATHER FINE AND THE TRACK IN EXCELLENT
CONDITION.
SARATOGA, Aug. 13.-Therc was an attend
of at least 5000 people at toiay's races The
weather fine, the track in splendid the
betting heavy The most notable OF four races on
the card the handicap, which in clever
style by Cbeckmate. There nine starters beside
Cheokmate and he conceded them from nineteen fifty
three pounds 1t the greatest piece handicappng
eyerdone in this country and the the secretary
The officers Of the day the judesJames surge of
Mississippi; Colonel Owens. of Georgia Ex-Governor
Bowie and Mr Rodgers, OF Maryland. Timers-Coonel
snowden Andrews and j. II. smith Clerk of the
Colonel +. NJ. Johnson.
First race-Tne Tennessee stakes for two-ycarolds;
5 each p D., with 5000 added second horse to re-
ceve $3.50 aud the third $50 the stakes; those
not having won q sweepstakes race allowed fifty
pounds; three-Quarters of mile. The nag fell
second attempt Lost Cause had length the the
send Of. Tuscaloosa second away, Balancer third
VITA MS stable companion, Pcrplc1, at his flank. Then
gel ling bringing up the rear Lost Cause showed
way to the main track, leading length, Tuscaloosa
Jared Lost Cause at the throe-quarer s aud Perpex
Tuscaloosa had them all hghiing eight pole where
nc came away and won in the easiest conceivable
whip and fought Perplex TO the wire for place
sai Was 0saen y b BEAD Nsg 5 finished fourth
seventh Bengal eighth Tie 1:16. French pools paid
Second Raee-Free handicap sweepstakes, for all ages
h S5 s II tho mo- deoaT9a Sat Tn D aided q
out OF the stakes; one mile and furlong
made Noufcnatel was the first to pull from The
raeG and passed Che judges stand with felowplay
jack One Dime fourth The OTHERS bnnchcd
In Tie run around the vest turn SsiShatei and sI Fellow low
play parted company win Inc rest OF the held at
FeloTplay. who four lengths ahead OF Giroie Then
three others~ Sasa.nore Joweiry and Lotto C-were
already hopelessy out OF the race Passing around the
showed the way into the straight but When hard wory
began ne fell away Groe then went to the front,
ne 700 Iel away unable to keep foot with Checkmate
OF the betting stands After Furnishing hnlsn Cheek
sts Won n bea ee Pa o OF GKA S Sas Ds
fourth, Fellowpy hfth Grohe sixth, Boouack ventn,
Lolita G. eighth Jewelry nintn, sagamore last pulled up
Time, l:56l4 French poo's paid % 90
bo. d s 600 OF wHs 700 to the second
between the second and third horses the winner
allowed pounds or eae 81 Ss '0 below Sy
100; an :addltioaal allowance of 5 pounds
70 be claimed; three-qaarters Of a mile
take lead. started up the chute with the
speed OF Quarter Morse followed by Jake White, Con-
latter seemed to little STALE. Abreast the double
ing from the whip. josed badly, throwing little
iilly oil her stride and otherwise retarding ner This
tne hafnlile post length il front OF Jessie X.
Going round the east turn Jake White made an eort
to overhaul Jessie X touching her saddle grth and
straight two open lengths in front of Jessie X, and
she suddenly shut up like jack-knie, and Jessie n.
quickly headed her and won by two lengths, Constan-
tina second Jake White third Pey Barry
| OF Time, ZIG. French pools paid Sill 90. The
winner was bought i'll for $500, tho entered price,
| Fourth Rdce-tree handicap steepiechase purse
$500 OF which 500 10 the second aud $50 third
horse; entrance free fractional No parting
i'll the field at point opposite the third quarter post
running the usual TO edge then
entering tho third quarter stretch at the end
an finishing between blue flags opposite Judges
stand about mile and half Trouble on in the
lead tapped by Franklin and Rose last. In order
the first obstacle taken, then Warden
sent Rose out to take the running The second
and waterjumps taken hall a length apart Rose IN
the lead and Captain Franhn bringing rear. The
pace very easy until the back reached
when Mcany with Trouble began force the pace hic
made Rose bolt. This left Trouble in the Franklin
played watinsrace until over the long jump, when
went up TO Trouble and strove ~ MIN, but by
ferrous riding MeAny kept the old steeplechaser
front to the tnish Trouble by three lengths
Captain Franklin Rose finished time after. Time
sos. French pools paid $6 90.
| ENTRIES AND POOLS FOR MONDAYS RACES.
| The entries for Mondays events follows:
| miie-Can Alpine QO5l, Explorer Q02, Rob Roy QO5)
| second race-Purse $500; 1ia miles Checkmate Q25)
| Windrush (9S), Long Taw (lI4j Cinderella QO6).
| Third race--Purse $3.50; lie miles; Droghcda 1851
Jack Hiyery 800, Victim (117, Mary Anderson (IOIj
kinkead (lO6i, Dan X 1O5), Brooklyn l0S)
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