New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-14
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
RACING AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, n. Y, July 13.-The heavy
shower early this morning put the track in wretched
condition The attendance much larger than on the
opening day. the weather bright and cool aud the bet
ting lively.
First race-The Flash Stakes for twoyearolds, 800
EACH half forfeit with $500 added second 70 save It's
stake half mile. There thirtysIx nominations
starters-Chares Reeds ch f. Henlopen, 100 pounds
n Burnham's b. C. Tocsin, 10Th pounds; DWyer
Brothers George Kenney, 112 pounds OBowe's Dr.
Empress l07 pounds; James A. Grinsteads Oh. T. by
War Dance, 107 pounds George W. Bowen Co.'S Dr. l.
Miss Woodord 07 pounds The field kept at the post
thirty minutes by false starting The flag finally fell to
poor start George Kenney Empress and the Taranela
FLY got away three lengths in front OF the Others Ken
ney making the running driving finish resulted In
victory for George Kenney, by length and half EN-
press second, half q length ahead Of Miss WOOdford
third HenOpen fourth, TOcsin fifth and the Tarantela
FLY last. Time, SO seconds The French pools paid
sI37O
Second race-The Alabama Stakes for threeyear-old
hlies 800 each half forfeit VITA $500 added; the
second to receive $500 ont Of the stakes mile and
furlong. There were ffty-one nominations.
starters-Dwyer Brothers Francesca 113 pounds;
o. Bowie's br f. Wdire lib pounds Bowen & Co.'s b.
(. Belle OF Runnymede, lib pounds r. II. Owens CHI
lssie, rs pounds G. Bryson'sb. Olivia 113 pounds
c. II. RAymOnd's Bonela, lib pounds.
A good start obtained the first attempt Bo-
nea Immediately took the track and made the running
with Francesca second and Belle OF Runnymede third.
for mile. Opposite the betting stands Bonela ana
Francesca quit and Belle of Runnymede quickly headed
them and the by lengths. Bonelia second
the distance front OF Olivia, third Francesca
fourth and Issie badly beaten time 2O9
The French pools paid Sl4
Third raceA free handicap. purse $500 OF which 800
to second morse entrance money to be divided between
second and third horses; one mile AM 300 yards.
starters-W. A. Dunn's Gu T. Oakieaf. years. 81
pounds; Churchill Johnson's b. T. Belle OF the High-
lnu u1I g. Reed IN.
years, 100 pounds Jonn Hureys CHI Mamie Fields,
6years, 100 pounds; John kebers ch- Nellie Peyton,
The field moved away well together, Bounce leading
sghfy OakeaI took the track at the sand aud made
running urlDng post, wlere Bell; Of tue
Highlands headed her. and, after easy run home won
tue rae from ner saddle skirts OUT OAkleaf socOld,
length In front Of Mamie Fields, third Nellie PevtOn
50 90
Fourth race-Free handicap steeplechase; purse
5000, OF which flOO to secOn fractional course 40
running the remainder OF the usual see echase COURSE
sartcrs-J j. MerrilPs b. z. Judge Burnett a years,
l3s pounds, Reeds b. Iurfman 70 years lao poundsl
Tne race was magnificent one. Turfman led over tue
jumps IN the held aud into the straight AZ me mead OF
the home run Judge Burnett headed him, Dus uring
took the last jump snort and fell giving llrfnah the
race time. 800 The French pools paid - CO.
The entries tOnOrrOw's races and tie nrst pool
sold the racetrack tins evening are As
First race-For all ages; one mile-PerpleK, 1o2
pounds, 500 Ada Glenn, lOs 30 Lutestrlng ~ Tloi
o. 81
pounds SO Ella NarLeid lO4 pounds, $50 CreOsOte,
ills pounI- $50; Lizzie McNnlrter, 81 pounds, F33 ;
Nrtte % pounds e45 Granger, IO3 pounds, $50; Glen
T2lrd race~9. mile Pearl Thorn, II pounds, $50;
saunter, Ilj pounas, $40 Munie D., 100 pounds 30
square Dance, ~ pOdAds, Sl0 buccdnter IO- POuI4
$40; Antrim, 50 pounds, SlO; Nortnland' luz
Fourth race-seling race; 1ls miles-Boatman, 81
pounds, $50; MandamIs 50 pounds 800; sLln Ecker
JOB pounds go nae fg7 Sloa % pounds bounds $50
Explorer, 80 pounds sI6