New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-27
SARATOGA AND MONMOUTH.
r.voRrrES DAY AT SARATOGA.
.ooryacx. MISS wooDFoRD. GEORGE KINNEY AND
DISTURBANCE THE WINNERS.

FAyORITES DAY AT SARATOGA.
nr,.cr MISS wooDFoRD, GEORGE KINNEY AND
DISTURBANCE THE WINNERS.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS OF TIE TRrBUSEl
c.n,roGA. July 26.-This has prove d an
80 enc racing day and the four incidents were GU
80 nv a large concourse Of ladies ana eeh'ene"
IT, ers, race was by Bootjaef the Alabama o'aAe
=, Miss Woodford, the third race by "eorge n.nNe'
" ~ favorttes and representatives OF the D"yer
-, ers celebrated stable. The fourth race was WIN
-" oro,her fayoriie ]. Forbes's Disturbance
~ "a ard was headed with mile dash for purse Vi
80 :, idol, 800 to the second horse, ana the on
nee money (S15 eacn) divided between secoi' gu"
SD horses The conditions provided Tor sinhn
- winners and maidens, and the neid Oh STAT"
,.lnaed W. l.. Cassidy q geding Carson ov uienes
No, IS no, Blayiock); Dryer Brcthers ke,'ns NJ.
-, nv Ronnie scotland-Sparrowgras To- liz NC
yahlin,. the Preakness Stables colt buccaneei' W
,u.Eden-Jeunie Mckinney a. lO4' hiiey "'
1,,ber., horse Lord Lyon, by L0chiei-N"uu h9o V'
80 ravlor); n Armstrong; geldlng Mona'cn' " ~
.,csist-Kith g. 10l, Sherldan) DooC"on 49,.
-, ,houeht of by tines pecuative mind buccaueer'
-" - Rootack was the order away OF tne uTst
80 po,,iack lost no time, and on the hrSt turn CUT
- hts councillors. and placed the D"yer bio'no,s
o,ors at the front, Monarch being next when u"0 n
~, ,as covsred Buccaneer pushed INTO seoohu PoS''
90, ,,sb and on the eastern turn was iappeu W Noru
w. n. ,v,v nm The stretch and home was shown Dy
offook VIII
ooo0", ,a,. and leading by two lengths Buccaneer
.ooond only head better than LORD Lyon Tue n'A'
- h.,p- Carson aud Monarch fifth ana last Mu'uas
on Bootsck paid so 80. $780,, S.,.o ,,ao
ONT ~ afy subscribers TO the Alabama stakes three
torers came to the post. This was race LOT uli'e'
three wears old the entrance oeihg TlVO' n"i ioi
~ $500 added the second to receive $500 out OF the
,atos The distance was mile and furiong and the
contestants included the Dwyer Brothers MISS WOOD
tord NV imp Bilet-Fsncy Jane nlS, McLaughinl; II"
r pate's Vera by King Alfonso-Ventas ul3' stoVau)'
n Bowle's Bessie, by Dickens-Bele Meade1l5' slhIn)
Mas Woodford was great favore She took the iead
a. che start and held ii easily the end winning by four
,tbs Basse second and two lengths better than Vera
,h,rd The only excitement in the race was between
Yer and Bessie second place. Time l:oIi2 Mutuas
On Miss WoOdford paid 80 90. T.,
rnrse Of 5000 of which 800 ana the entrance money
nnng allowances were included in the conditions Tue
td AT racers included Il. C. Pates geldng Baccarai, Oy
bopns er rothers' colt George Kinney. by Bonnie
sc,tand-KatDleen g. LOG, McLaugnlin); the ionkeIs
s1sble's horse General Monroe, by Tom BOwlng-Mni-
ME r. Morgan Is, l24, FnzpatrlcAG MOTIFS T1ttons
eeldng Drake Carter by len insc T lsila
err by Tipperary-Lucy jackson a. 100, Thayer inc
betting previous TO the start was heVy IN favor hn M
was soon passed by George Kinney who led mo Tue
nain track by two ensls ara was rese6ed
George Kinney had Increased ais ead 10 thfee enss
Drake Carter second pressed oy Dacc
lied Alter the half pole had been passed was evident
that Geo re Kinney sure winner, ana ne heu is
lead of three lengths tire close Drake carter coming
home second and only heal better than General Mon
roe third Taxgatherer poor fourth, ana b0ccara'
worse fitn. Iiiae $50. Mutuas on George hinney
pad IS so. ,, a., Is.
A dash OF three-quarters of mile closed the days
ep,rs The purse $500 and entrance Sl5, ana tue
conditions included selling allowances, Inc patuc-
pants were C. Reeds geding Taleyiand oy Great 4Oh
Benecia g years, 1U1 pounds, $1,000, S1erdauG J..
Forbess horse Disturbance, ny IeIr0f-Len't (aseI,
l27, McLaughliDl Durham kim0ers My
Alta b. by Glenel4-M A. b., uO4. $500
O'Neiln Graham Brothers Gedlng Brunswick. by Bar
new Wliiams-Maud Lyon Q22. Fitzpatrick. DStur-
bs1ce was the favore He took the lead drop Of
the flag and was headed, winning by three lengths
brunswick second and length better than Taleyrdnd
thrd Alta b. last Time 1:l742 Mutuas on Disturbance
paid - 50.
The following are tomorrow's starters and betting:
First race, purse $3.50, Il mie-W. l. Scots Referee
lO2 pounds $50 !. Foroes Princess 80 pounos, SO
b. c. Randa's Nora NJ, 95 pounds SD y. W. ktsob's
Equity % POUNDS, S11 Burnham d kimbePs Baron
Fayeroi 100 pounds, SO; ID. j. Croases sae Mccoy,
sj pounds, ST. z. A. BIady's Mary Quinn, 30 pounds,
S.
Second race, purse $500. III miles-W kavil's Post
Guard ll3 pounds $40; Morris 81 PattOBs Apollo, 40
nmnds SOB: W. l. Scotrs Blue Grass Belle, 100
pounds Sl7; r. c. Foxs Jennie Blue, 100 pouuds $l2.
Third race, purse $3.50, mile-MOnIs & Patton's
socum, lO2 pounds, $40; Yonkers stabes's Navarro,
100 pounds, $50.
Fourth race-Hurdle race over five hurdes-P j.
Flynn Co.'s Light Horse Harry. 132 pounds, 500; T..
A. Brady's Guy las pounds, $40; {. W, Medlnsers
Heoise. l24 pounds.