New-York tribune., 1881-08-17


Fourth race-Greenland S25, Gabriel $2I Parole $21,
Strathspey IS, Surge S6, Callao $5.
A. So, Lancewood Sc, Viola Sc, Matte Rapture SO,
Baby $5, Maggie c. %.
THE SARATOGA RACES.
SIXTH REGULAR DAY OF THE SECOND MEETING
FINE WEATHER, AN EXCELLENT TRACK AND A
LARGE AT rENDANCE-BoNNIE LIZZIE, CRICK-
MORE, BROOKLYN AND CAPTAIN FRANKLIN THE
WINNERS.
SARATOGA, n Y, Aug. 16.-When the start
ers bell summoned the horses to the post for the first
race to-day the sky obscured by black clouds that
threatened at any moment to and deluge the earh
but the clouds passed and the hearts OF the
assemblage that had gathered witness the racing
gladlened To-day was the sixth of the regular days of
the second meeting. There excellent
the card In the first, the Congress Hotel Stakes,
Bonnie Lizzie proved herself to be n great mare
winning the first heat in 1l5l4 and repeating in 1;14A
Had she been pressed i'll the first heat she could have
beaten the record easily. Crickmore the handicap
in big saop wnle Brooklyn took the selling and
Captain Franklin the steeplechase in capital style. The
track was aultless, and the betting heavy. Go Forth
broke down in the third race.
First raceThe Congress Hall stakes for all 25
entancepay or play with $500 added by the proprieOrs
OF Congress Hail. the second receive $3.50 and the
third 500 out OF the stakes Horses having this
year race of the value of 1000 allowed pounds
those not having any this year allowed 10
pounds; heats of tnreequarters OF n mile time be-
tween heats, 20 minutes; distance 10 yards; thirty
five nominations Starters-D. Coaizzi's br
&. Valparaiso o. Bowies br. g. Compensation,
Mr. Nelson's b. f. Bonnie Lizzie, Morris
& Paton's ch. e. knight Tcmpar NJ Young's CHI g.
Bootjack, w. Irvng's ch. h. Fireman
First heat-Pools sold: Bootack $3O0 Bonnie Liz
zie $2lo, Valparaiso $65, Knight Tcnplar $3.50, Fire
man $50, Compensation 800. Book bettng-2 TO 1
against Bootiach Dig to against Bonnie Lizzie, 3l2
against Knight Tempar. 4 to l against Valparaiso,
against Fireman, and IL to / against Compensation.
The start was bad Fireman being left at the post Boot
jack was first past the post, half
length in front of Bonnie Lizzie. Knight Tcm-
plar third at Bonnie Lzzies saddle. Valparaiso and
Compensation length away. Bonnie Lizzie headed
tie main track Turnin, io thn straiyht tbe tuy yas
length IN front OF bootack, who the distance
headed Boo jack and made effort to pass Bonnie liz
zle, hnt without avail Bonnie Lizzie won the heat by
second heat-rools; olGie Lizzie 1925 Knight Tcmplar
$ll2 b42u1ch Flo), Valparaiso 500 Compensation $50.
Book hrtng-Eycn money against Bonnie LIZZIE, . to
AGAINST knshl Tempnr, 3 to against B"otiack, to
After some nuie skirmisbng good start was made
with Bonnc Izzc in front, Valparaiso second, Bootack
tnrd, Knist Tenplar fourth, and Compensation last,
dSnar had fierce hyht up the cdute for the lea the
y coming ont with flying colors and showing into the
! Tapped girth by knight Tcmpar. When we,l into
tie straight Bootjack took hand in the contest Knight
suit abreast the netting stand stoval brought Booack
M strong mt the finish aud reached Bonnie sssie
Bonnie Lizl" gathered herself up and away, win
ping ihe hca and raGe by three parts OF length, Boot
Som!nensation hith Time, Liza Frenen pools paid
!
second raceN free handicap sweepstakes for three
year-9id.; S25 cach If not declared ont, with 81 200
i"nes % s' " HGScn S ttr r an. "Ne M
falnnr, James McCormack's 6r T. vaIieria
Milton Y0nss y. .. Getaway, r. c. FoN's b. G. Granger,
x CricSmcre %GricSmprc *ioS. &rsaway 500.
Valera 500 Fcli9~ Play r33 t9c held So Book bet
GO asninst tel"Wplay, 10 ] against Granger and
! Nacr'a ana 10 to against Mfambra
pav hsymr t,ec IaptIs t6S h,I boet of II
Elu q IT, ri neu rick
NOR weut ou and took up the running. At the three
quarter pos lie led three lengths. The pace
pratrey easy threeuaG ers Of mile then Fellow
pa' moved mp on Cricknore and forced him to
10 the al-mile post where Fenowpny had
cr,cLmcrc on in caner pulled ala si do1be. nv fwo
le1gns Getaway Second six lengths in front of Alam-
1mg ,,i 80 French , IGs@s sns paid $7 & 30 szo %
between the second and third the winner TO be sold at
al owed : pounds; II entered to be sold for less
H a. "'' TO- ~ @ :" lr,S lot '''' t sloo w. 'l1W
one mite and i've hundred yards. starters Z. J. Nc.
John Carter, ch. r. brooklyn, j. e Wnamss brg. ANA,
I I"" I'I X g. 53o H sion i0n , ~ ~
/ $40, Eila Wrield So. the hed $50 Book betting
1Fansi Lucy WALKER and Ella Warleld to against
Rochester and j. to against Go Forth Rochester took
The Dcs @ Sro@@% we're cased Lucy Walker took o "S
HG7eN the Amnl"m "h h"odedo 10 fIIn ndG
Broo,lyn was then Third. Amazon ncd the lead 10 the
sharp skrmish. Brooeyn landed a winner by a
good mtf length koclsrtcr second, hali length in
front Of Lucy Walker third, Amazon fourth Ella War
ned nlthi SO &9 tor!h last, Time ZIP. French
Fourth racc-Frcr handicap stceplcchase purse 5000
OF which 800 to the second and $50 to The nrd horse
entrance iree fractional course No l. starting in the
hed al point opposite the rd quarter post, and run
and quarter miles sarers-C. Reeds ch h. Disturb
ance ". Irymg's ch. h. Post Guard, NJ. Wechs ch <.
| Poos-Disturbance $275, Captain Franklin $16O, the
| field, $50. Book brtting-i to against Captain
| Franklin, 10 against Disturbance to l against
Post Guard, 10 TO against Rose
The field went awny-Post Guard In the lead, Rose sec
ond Disturbance third, Captain Franklin bringing the
rear. When The wall by the Belmont stable reached
Captain Franklin showed the way to the double iump
the main track. Then Disturbance look the lead, Cap
tain Franklin stumbling. Franklin aud Disturbance en-
tered the main track on level terms. Captain Franklin
won by two lengths Disturbance second the same dis
4:3o. French pools paid 50 30.
ENTRIES AND POOLS FOR TO-DAY's RACES.
First race-Scng for two-ycar-oids, nveeighths
OF nile-Capella ol pounds, Pcrpex ulo), Chcadee
Second race--One mile 100 yarls-Brooklyn uOs
pounds Lucy Walker c9o Colonel sprague t1oS), Clan
Third race-Onc mile and an eighth-Jack Haverly
900 pouuds) Ubcrto 1o2). Edelwcss QOs), Long Taw
QI5) Mary Anderson QOsl, Kmkead Ql3)
Fourth len thrcey olds, threequarters o
meMsanrS h3W4rd 2@49 ga pounds sepolee H0
Valentino u07)
The following pools sold at the track tins after
noon
First race-Pcrpex 900, Capela, Chicadee and Sean
dai $50 each.
second race-Boulevard $500, Colonel sprague $50
Churchill T3O, Clan Alpine $40, Brooklyn and Lucy
Ubcrto $lOO Long Taw 300, Jack llayery S55 KnkeaC
Fourth racc-Rob Roy 800, serpolcttc and Giron
$50 each, General Monroe and Valentino $50 each
Squire Howard $40
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