New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-08-09
RACING AT SARATOGA.
TENTH EXTRA DAY OF THE sr.eov

| FAIRLY GOOD PROGRAMME AND Az rr,,
ANcE LARGER THAN EXPECTED - MAcnrtp
BOULEVARD SIR WALTER AND BooTJAcK rpr
WINNERS.
IRON SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TprprVr,
SARATOGA, Aug. S.-To-day was the tentl
extra day OF the racing season. and fair
caused very good attendance. The track was baox,,
ana the horses found difficulty working through tho
stcRy SOIL The first race dash OF five furIougs for
two-Year-oids was won by MacduR and was the first
victory achieved by Mr.. Nelson's stable this seoson no
was therefore, warmly congratulated by his friends
boulevard found little difficulty in capturing the no
anu NeIuIlohgs SIR Walter took the gentlemens race
and Bootjack disposed of fine field opposed to him.
First race-Purse $500, of which $50 to the second
horse Tor twoyearods that have not won sweenstaes
at Saratoga special weights and allowances sl,rtors
"" LOVERS CHI c. Drogheda 90 pounds CTopes) CbarIes
i'eous pi. O. Mandamus, SO (Brophy), Oden Bowie's
oi| = ny DICKENS, dam Nete, 95 (Heard) also ch g. by
Dickens, dam Anne Arundel, 97la, including olo
pounds over (Gibbsl, George w. Darden a. Co g oh
Buxom % henderson, and Mr.. Nelson's CHI O. Mac
oui W FISHERY Betting in the pools-Dropbeda 5000
BuAom 800, Macduif $75 field S55. Betting in the
pooks-EVen Droghcda to Macduf, to / Buxom
6to Anne Arundel geding 10 to l Nettie celdnp 10
Mandamus. The jockeys received the signal ON tbe
second attempt with Netic gelding in the lead the
hrhuoel geidng second and Buxom til ID, the latter
immediately lost her position Turning into the regular
track at the halfne pole the Nettie geding was half
ehSh III 'front.' of the Arundel geldng the latter had
Mahdainus at his quarter, length before Drogheda
fourth, Macduff fifth and Buxom sixth As tbev ran
round the turn the favortes labor in the mud
anu he TWO Mary land gedngs kept in 'front.' but MacduG
came up to third place. When they turned
INTO the homestretch the Arundel peldjng
quit ana there hard whipping race homo betuoon
the Nettie gelding and Macduf, the latter winning
by three-quarters of length Six lengths away was
Mandam's. who was half "a length before Drogbaa.
FOURTH Arundel geling ffth and Buxom sixth Time
lO1le. The mutual pools paid S24 TO-
second rce-Prse $500, of which 800 to the second
no'So Horses hot having won at Saratoga this year a
race 10 which $500 was given allowed seven pounds
Hia'uehs Twelve pounds mile and five furlopgs
Startcrs-Morrs & Patton's b. h. Long Tau, q -
ia pounds WcLaughlin), W. G. McGavocks oh =
Boulevard 4, l1s Murphy. W. p Burch,s CHI. h Gov.
eIhor hampton aged, ia Pope, and G. W Darden g.
Co.'S d. c. Bonfire g. 81, including four mounds over
u'rowh). Betting in the poos-Boulevard $3.50 Gov
ernor Hampton $3.50, Long Taw S2io Bonfire s1os
be'uhg III The books-Boulevard even, to Long Taw
= W hampton ana to Bonfire. The horses received
s'ou START Long Taw taking the lead with Boulevard
second Bonfire third. and Hampton fourth Turning
into the regular track at the half.mIe po,e to, r
was leading by n length and half uampton
second, a head before Bonfire and he a leno,h
''o opS Oh boulevard AS they ran round the lower
turn Bonfire ran TO the place. and after tur,,
mo the stretch took the lead from Long Taw and
reached the judges stand lengths I'm front oS him
WINE at the heels of Long Taw ran Boulevard and |
p'oh together. AS they ran round the turn Bonfire
got three lengths Brown forced him TO do bs
oest ana was whipping him before getting 10 the omar
cr-poe, where no led four lengths Long Tau boi,in.
SECOND place length ahead of the other two Down the
'"cAsretch Brown kept the whip going over the head
~ non" VI bohnfe alternately, but ho rapidly lost
ground ana dropped to the by the time they re,oho
ne nai-nie pole At that point Long Ta,s was LEADING
length and n half Boulevard second half a lepgtb |
heah OF Hampton. Murphy then made play with Ron
war" ana ne quickly rushed the girth of Long ras
= a 'y ran round the lower turn and the pair got
way three lengths from Hampton and Bon1re ,yos |
r behind. When they got down IN tbo ,hrn |
""''or pole ana turned into the homestretcb |
.ohg Iaw got the whip as Boulevard headed min
uVe were only the two In the up to the stretch
hu boulevard bad neck the best OF IL Mt the fror
oie' boulevard In hand all tina wav and araI' |
on win ease by half length Bonfire was third sxtv
"'us oemhd tapped by Hampton, who had been uull,1
p Time 3oiia Mutuals paid $l2lo
lhlrd race--Purse $500 OF which $40 IN tho Co.,, |
'rSc' wcuer weights gentlemen riders; those rid
7" ny gentlemen who have not ridden IA winner tbia
~ "ioMe" hVe pounds; tnree-luarteFs of mile
"i H. D. McElmecls oh. c. Navarro. years l3i
ouhds tMr Andrcws f. Gebhart's CHI + Ia, o 100
Mr. Hunter, T.. II. Dufrya br m Robv = ,,o 81
ancock), and George SATELLITES h. C. Sir walter q "a,
M i'lhteI)' Betting in the pools-Sir Walter s3oo
- F-io, haoy 500 Navarro $50 Betting in tho books
Even Sir Walter, to1 ida, 4 To | Bobv apd To- |
aNarro Inc latter showed ugly disposition ard |
'ihyed the start When the flag fell Baby was sh,I,
front Win Navarro second, Ida third Runnin, |
,wn "ie ohute ida ana Navarro fought for the | ,
,' anu "heh they reached the halfniIc |
H., hnh Ia.
'st OF It by head only. while Baby ,vas -, Non. ,
'cH' eSnt lengths away from si Walter There was
oso race round the lower turn, as Baby movcd mn ora
"Ieu NaVAIrO' while Ida only neck I'm front -, !
c ia had the best Of Sir Walter at the furlopo bt
track was TOO heavy for the youngstcr and abe gave
up oH waiter beating her by length and n hair Ia
40 TWO eheths ahead OF Baby. and she dozen Lengths
2 10. ''i"'s Paid .
Fourth race1Purse $3.50, of which $50 to the sooo,,
rise, with allowances; one mile Sfop,er " we second
1rris & Patfoni GaPne years II 0 pounds Wolfe
Dward's b. Edelwass A. iO3 iFostep, oppr"Wn H. T.
hi . % d. " arkerl Charles Reeds b. q 'rnrrb
tStoya D ar"pM2 Milton Young's CHI &. Bootiack q
Ss o. Donahuel W. Crec's en- f. Mapy " dnapnre,
arder) odeg' R r. III barkers hr h. saamore s. iI5
rs0nl Churchill IL Johnson's ch SGnrh hV' ien,
~ bbonee)' Charles G. shaw's br C. Valentpc' i 95
co. b3otiack $500, weiss 81 90 Hgs pair l.
Sriei Td', hed $85 Betting in the boohsR To- @,
Use 10 10 each Matte Rapture OroIe ana EdSi- nj
. 70 T,,tMRty Anderson, 20 TO each G Jn st
was tOroG a65 . and sagamOre vaIeninS al
f slightly ia front, with Gold Big Mary d hnrie
dcrson Went nm ~ FIX close up on the turn Mary az
k ana Gold Bug took second pace A. th it soon Ie .,
10 was m pau length in front of cold R,g 81
l9ili who were terms foliowah err ana 81
~ ooyck next Down the backsfretch Gay, Iii zoe ~
y got down to the hafmile pole ,yben b Dug until
myth ahead OF Gold Bug Torchli2bt and psh9u out pc
ming round The I Uroie lith and Bootack sixth IS
az 1nufchi made play ana assumed mo acco calc' l
n race gn nv m's woifhg up gradually There was COZ
=, ISr " NV htictcii, ana BOOtjack won nv n 49, W.
III Thrchlll who had head the hest ~ Gu ~ meek
10 tenghs before Mary Anderson fourth Oral afi ne
tuai pools paid $l5 20. ~ ANnc, i'fSi3.
ENTRIES AND POOLS FOR To-DAY's RACES
ne erles ana pools for to-day's races oro -. ,, an