New-York tribune., 1882-08-16
RACING AT SARATOGA.
DooTJAcK, FRANCESCA, WAKEFIELD AND PosrGUA
THE WINNERS.

THE WINNERS.
SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. 15.-This was the
sixteenth regular day and the thireth racing uay'
The weather was bright and and the attendance
excellent The track slow but the betting was a-
mated The officers of the day Judges-COlonel
r. w. Simmons, Colonel G. S. Owens and Captain james
Franklin; timers-P J. Dwyer and j. IL Smith; start
er-Major John Wynn and secrctary-C Wheatiey'
First race-Purse s-40O of which $50 to the second
horse and the entrance money SO each TO be DIVIDED
between The second and third horses Maidens allowed
If years old pounds; IL years DID, IA pounds; If D
years or upward % pounds; threequarters OF mile
Starters-wapakonta Ill pounds; BooUaok, 10
pounds Capas, Ill pounds. POos-with BoojacK out
Capias $50 Napakonita $25. Bootjack took the lead
and was never headed, winning in galop by two
lengths Wapakonta. second, Capias finish
ing last. Time I:16. French pools paid 50 40
Second race-The Clarendon Hotel Stakes for FLIES
three years old 25 p p with $500 added by
the proprieor Of the Clarendon Hotel the second to
receive 80 and the third 500 Of the stakes Those
not having a epstakes for three-yearolds al
lowed pounds; insidens allowed pounds; one mile
aud quarter Starers-Anglia. lib pounds; Fran
cesca 40 pounds Virginia Bush. 106 pounds !;
N.Ie PeytOn. 10 pounds; Square Dance.
10: Pinafore, l13. Pools-Pinaforc $780, Anglia
SI20. Square Dance $50, Nolie PeytOn S25 Virginia
with Seilie Peyton in the lead. Virginia Bush went
out midway making The running 10 the middle OF the
took it up At haif-me post PnAfOre challenged
Suuare Dance for the lead ana tue par raced mead
and mead into straight At the eighth pole Fran
cesca came at the leaders, and after Furnishing
finish by ongtbs before square Dance, second
who was a myth in advance OF PmaOre, tilrd. Iheu
came Anglia Nellie PoytOn and virginia Bush III the
order paucd Time, 214 French pools paid Sl62 50.
| Posi- odds, 20 10 l against the winner
Third racc-Purse $500; entrance, SO; weights, D
pounds below the scale winner TINS year or any race OF
The value OF $1,000 tO carry pounds OF two or more
suoh races 10 pounds extra; other horses beaten at
Ia allowed pounds: naldens allowed, II years Old.
| ) pounds II years. IA pounds II D years or up
! ward 2l pounds mile and 800 yards starters
| General Monroe, lOS pounds; Boatman, 1OO Ada
Boatman SlGO, General Monroe $40, Ada Glenn go.
The hetd moved away with BOatnan slight in al
vance Varied took jOatnan by the head AT stand,
and raced terms Win MN 10 the thifd iur.
post When BOauan qult at the lalf-nne post, GUAM
trcl moved up with General Monroe, and headed var
| field on the When IL came % drive Wafncld
showed himself be the gancs;. lie collarcd General
Munroe again the betting stands, aud beat aim
/ myths in 'front.' OF Ada Glenn, third BOatnan beaten
OIL lime, Lib. French pools pald SIl 40. Post
o4de even money against tne winner
Fourth race Free n.adlcp pocnoe; purse 5000,
which TO the second and POO to the III rd horse
entrance Tree eUtncs 10 be made by O'Clock D.
Aug II weights 10 bc announced by 10
A. ~ and decis atoms 10 Dc made by y. H. on Monday,
Augugt 1 fractional Course no. i, starting ia the
ed opposite trd quarter post aud cunning the
mander Of the usual sioepiecnase course, about ~
miles. SLarters-i Ostguard, LOO pounds; Bailey, l4I
pounds Rose. l43 pounds; LehnOA, l36 pounds )
Nelson IS pOuLds ad Annette, ia pOunas. Pools
-Po-tLuard $780, Bailey @I3O, kOsc 40, neld $50.
Rose oOA the the stari, and showed the way
until tAg reached, Mncn Annette aud Post
gu ard POstguard took the lead Al the Last
iunp, and Jy tel lengths; Abhctte second, Rose
Inne 5Zol2. French pools pad se 80. Post odds 10
Ia moi Ia winner.