New-York tribune., 1882-08-15
OUTDOOR SPORIS.
RACING AT SARATOGA.
JENNIE ", BOUNCE AND FARRAGUT
THE WINNERS

THE WINNERS.
SARATOGA, Aug. 14.-The weather to-day
was bright and and the attendance at the races was
good The track fast and the betting lively" ocerS
OF the day: Judge-Coonel II. W. Simmons; timers
p. j. Dwyer and J. H. Smith starter-M'por Johh
Wynn secretary-C Wheatley
First race-Purse $780, OF which $50 to the second;
entrance free for horses beaten and not having won
race a Saratoga this year, those not having won race
this year OF the value OF 500 allowed pound7;
those not having race this year allowed IL
pounds; maidens allowed II years old or less 10
pounds; II years or over. % pounds one mile Inc
starters were NJ. Young's b. f. Patti "a years, lOl
pouads Tayor, Morris aud Paton's b. &. Fellowpay4.
1Oe stonel W. A Duns ch Oak Leaf a. 10l ,Wilnorel
c. Boyle's b. e. Kennesaw aged lO9l2, McLaughlin),
Davis Halls b. Ii. Bruno %, los, f. blcLau9niih)'
J. Abingdon's b. h. Long Taw taged, 10s o'Leary).
John Reber's ch. c. Northland g. 80, Frame), d. j.
Crouse's b. g. stand-Of "A. 1Os Harrington, A. Burn
ham & Sons ch. C. Baron Faverot q, 67 Higgs),
Grnstead's b. IN. Latunah %. 1913, Hoyey), and W. h
Bendcr's b. O. stanton g. 1O7, jones'. Pools-Patd
$780, Feowplay 800. Kennesaw $780, Bruno $40, Stan
ton 500 Baron Faycrot $15 and the Others $40 each
There was a fair start, wth Oak Leaf in front Patti
took the track on the turn and made the running TO the
five furlong post, then quit and Kennesaw took II up
and showed the way the straight. at the head OF
which there general closing ana herce hSht
lasted to the eighth pole where Feowplay drew clear
and won by leng with Bruno second, six lengths In
front Of stanton third. Then came Oak Laf Baron
Faverot, Sand-Oh Patti, Kennesaw, batnnah, Long
Taw and Norhland in the order named, most them
pulled up Time 1:41l2 French pools paid Sl4 ~. Post
odds = to against the winner.
Second race-Pursc 800. of which $50 to the second
horse free this year OF any race OF
the value 81 OOO OF aggregate sum OF 800 at
Saratoga any number Of races this year, To carry
pounds extra other not having won tins year
race of the OF $500 allowed pounds; those not
having won u this year allowed II pounds; maid
ems allowed II A years old under. II pounds; II
wears old or over "a pounds; Ia miles Starters-M'
Youngs b. e. Monogram g years 107 pounds Taylor,
d. Colaizzis gr T. Spark "A. los, Quantrep, c. W.
Darden * co.'s b. NJ Fatinitza a, 10S, SOne). James A.
Grinstead's gr. Jennie V. g. 81. Hovey) and W. X.
Bendcrs b. z. John Sullivan %, 90, O'Lcary). Pools
Monogram 5000, jennie V. $500, Fatinitza $l2O
field $50.
Monogram got the best OF the send of, but John su
van and Spark took SIDES with him half way
to the stand, and the trio made
pretty race for tho three-quartor mile with
Fatinitza and Jennie V. playing waiting race
when three furlongs from home they had Jennie pock
eted and ovey had to pull the fly up and run clear
around on the outside Yet, despite this she with
ont a spnr-mark by four lengths. Fatinitza nipped
Monogram at the post for second place. Spark finished
fourth and John Sullivan last. Tne 2:O9. French
pools paid 500 50. Post odds to against the winner
Third race-Purse OF $3.50 OF which $50 to the second
horse entrance free; winners at Saratoga this year Of
any race OF he value OF 900 OF three four
Of any vane carry poun extra horses not having
won This wear race Of the value or $500 race of
anv valnr nj Saratoga this season, allowed pounds
those not having race This year allowed l2 pounds
op such horses have been beaten more than once at
Sratoga mis- season allowed - pounds; maidcns al
lowed. il > years old. - pounds If years old, 81
PPIar,.rs PGapu Of mile siarters-M T. D6nohoes ch q
Pope Leo a y years 10 J., ~ goqn%ds Kile6 Gra-
m Bounce -. 49, Brophy; w. j. Burchs b. g
Bismarck t6 3d. O'Lcaryl; d. j. Crouse's ch 2 Maniac
O. IO3. Harringtom ~ Burnham's b. f. Ala B. g. 81
igg,l and John W. LOud's blk. Pride a. los, ,Nclaueh-
Iinl Pools-Bonce $500, Pride $40. Alta b. $40, Bis
marck, j 90. the Others $50 each.
Bonnce both headed her m the scramble mp chute
bismarck cut the work to the egnth post where lie
Bomoe winning by short length, with Pride sccoud.
lengthsi front Of Bsnarcb third and Pope Leo
nd lie Alta B. aud Maniac following the order named
well tailed TINE, I'D French pools paid $40 20.
Post odds to 5agan-t he WINNER
Fourth Purse $3.50 Of which $40 10 the second
horse; frec the winner to be sold 1t auction
Tor sl.5oO horses entered to De sold Tor $1,000 al
SlOO below tne latter price; winners az Saratoga tnis
and horses beaten AMI having at Sara
tosa this carry pounds lcas than the weighs
.b|vr indicated; beaten horses not liable TO be
ca med: 4: three claimed mile and mrong
IO5 POUNDS Heard; Connolly Il Booths b. II. Mclropo
Olivia. i 4 g. 100 Sc, PH misss,, r w. Dcs%eils br
+, Fatlma, g. Sc DAbncyi. P. II. Duay's
Bcnder's ch g. George lIakes. %. 90, e. OLcary
Pools -Farr gnt 500. Metropolis So Baby $40
George Hakcs had the best OF the send-o but Menopo
lis tool the track at the stand aud made the running
Farfagut snOl into the lead and won under pun by
length in front of Baby second, with Geor-e iiakes
third, Metropolis fourth, olivia NTH and Fatma last
Time l:J6. French pools paid Sl3 30. Post odds
to against tne winner.
broke down at work yesterday, giving way the fore
legs. She will be seat South for breeding purposes.