New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-01
ON THE SARATOGA TRACK.
ABAD DAY FOR DIVER BROTHERS.
THE RACES WON BY sLoCUM, BRUNSWICK, PANIoUE
AND TOM BARLOW.

THE RACES WON BY sLOCUM BRUNSWICK, PANloUE
AND TOM BARLOW.
rrRoa SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNEl
SARATOGA, July 31-This was the ninth
day and fourth the order OF regular days sports
given this season by the Saratoga Racing Association
The weather cool The track was last ana the az
tendance quite large The first race proved Satisfactory
to those who backed the favorte, the mile dash being
covered handily I47@ by Morris * Patton's geiding
socum The next was the annual contest 1or the
Cash Handicap Sweepstakes, at distance OF nile ana
furoug Out OF forty subscribers starters came to
the post with Dwyer Brothers geding Boouack the
fayoite mis- hackers smiled not when they observed
the Graham Brothes geding Brunswick first over the
line in 157la The Saratoga Stakes, for two-year-Ods,
three-quarters OF me was the third race SIX starters
came to the post OF sixtytwo nominations ana the
Dvyer Brothers colt Burton was u good favOrte, but
was defeated by N w Kittsons colt Panique In 1:l7A
The Dryers again unsuccessful In the fourth ana
last race which won after close finish, by l. ID.
stevens's gelding Tom Barlow
First Race-Purse $500; entrance SIS; for horses
which have not won this year race Of the value OF
81 600; those not having Won a year. allowed
pounds uadens allowed II four years DID, ten pounds;
If five Years OF upward, seventeen pounds; one mlle
Two aged l2O Brophy, ana So
cum 3, IO2, SAKE. PoJs-Socum $500 and Disturbance
$780, Books-siocum TO and Disturbance TO D. Dis
turbance wa first motion but the western tufnslo
his lead fu length back stretch. doubled his ad
vantage on the turn and home four lengths ahead
OF Disturbance. Time l47$. Mutuals on sloeum PAID
second Racc-The Cash Handicap Sweepstakes, OF $40
each 10 be p3d at the time al r. aO pa Tor each
starter with $500 added; the second 10 receive 500
ana tne third $50 OF the stakes one mile ana iu
long Forty nomina ions and ten starters All nL9 n
Around, years, SO pounds, Fuller; Brunswlck, vi,
i05 Rec; Bostman T. ito. stovail Ada Glenn, aged,
lOsI2 Hughes; Bonnie BRO, aged TO- jam on napa
and Joe Murray L. 10, Askey. POols-BooUack 500.
Buccaneer $50. WapaKonita 500, Bo4tman ana HAIRY
Gilmore eacl S55 ami field SO Books-Bootlack 10
= Buccancer aud Harry Gilmore eacn D 10 l, Wapa-
Sonita TO /. Joe Murray to l. Boatman aud Ada
eaca 10 10 l. Brunswick IL 20 l. When the dag FELL
BrunsFck Boatmrn BoouacS and Harry Gilmore s was
the order four away followed closely oy the two
others. brunswick continued his lead
and made Two Quarter TWO pole 70 the
Here lively work began aud the other made desperate
eiort to reduce his lead On the lower Booulck
brunswick continued his two-ength lead up the nam
stretch aud home. Buccaneer crossing second, two
lengths than Booack the favorite. thlrd fol.
lowed in BY Bonnie Bird, Boatman, Harry Gilmore,
Glenn brunswick kept lis coors u, the from
START Dnisn. Time l:071s Mutuas on brunswick
Thru Race-rhe Saratoga Stakes for two;year ods:
800 edcI 800 ior'eli OF only s<o no % on or
when 800 10 second Three quarters OF mile.
sixty two NOMINATIONS and six starters-Panique, 1OO
Hughes Burton. ITO, McIAugnllnI ioItin; lOO, lay,
Tor; wecner, Ito, Ponton Ascaon, ITO, Murray; and
Eingrant, ITO. Urll. fOOl5-burtOn @IoO, Tanlpue
$50 Asc4lon $50. Emigrant $35 and the fed S35.
Books-Burton to D. fanque to z, Em,grant 70 l,
Loftn and AscdOn each To l. Wecher 10 To l. After
struggling start, AscaOn was tue urst TO reacn
the furlong pole and continued his lead down to and
into the maiu track the half pole. Here Panique
the order OF MS following GOelng
Ascion Emigrant. Burton, Loftn and Weener ON
Burton improved his position ana at the last
furlong ganed second Panque continued nis lead ana
"A neck, Burton second ana TWO lenSths pet
tpan Emigaut third Asc1lOn coming In fourth, Loflh
firth and Wecher sixth aud last Time II|f Mutuais
Panique PAID $3l 40 40 -, -.
Fourtu Kace-Purse 800; entrance SO; the winner
To be sold al for 800 entered 10 De SOLO Tor
81 900, allowed pounds; II for less, an addlonat
price Of mile. Five starters -hrlpp
tinn (,ged, I0i $780, Taylor; Bell Boy tagged, liz
81 900 StoyalD NJ. ID. Cauaghan's D. H. Dy ArcOla--
FAIRY queen o. I04. $500. Baylock Tom Barlow aged
10 $40 Murphy and Wandering g. 81, 5000, Pur-
CeR Pools-B Bell Boy 800 WaBderlng S72. Tom Barlow
$50 ana the field $40. BOOKSHELF Boy and wandering
10 l, Tom Barrow 8 to o. Arcola My TO l. ana
Krupp Gun to /. Wandering led TIL almost nome,
wnen Barlow crossed the line head IN advance Oh
INN, lengths away cane Bell Boy thlrd, tne
Arcola tilly next and krupp Gun last lime, l'io'
Mutuais on Tom Barlow paid Sl2 30
The following tue probable starters, weights ana
betting for tomorrow -
First race purse $3.50, mile-Princess, 107 pounds,
500; Harvest, lU7 pounds. $40 Sallie Mccoy, 81
bounds S33; Norma NJ. 92 pounds $50; Blue Grass
Belle, l07 pounds $780, lnogene, w pounds TZoi
Pkes Prlde 80 pounds, S5; AnsOsta, 90 pounds, @l6
Tea-rose. 92 pounds. Sill - ,,a,
lis pounds, Yl25 Mandamus, 81 pounds. 800; Capias
l1s pounds $50; Baccarat SO pounds $40; Wellington
"a pounds, Slo. 49, - -, 80
pounds 800; Light Horse Harry loo pounds, S46; Ella
WaIneld, los pounds, $40; owen Bowling, LA pounds
Fourth race purse $780, plechase about q miles
slOO; Renzi 1872 pounds. S5l; Braxesman l32 pounds
Sill.