New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-22
MURPHY AGAIN RIDES THREE WIyYERS

THE SARATOGA RACES TAKEN ny MEDIATOR. VEL
CHER AII-HANDs-A AROUND AND DISTURBANCE.
ryRoN THE REGULAR COR. SsroSDEsr OF THE TRIBUSE.i
SARATOGA, Aug. 2I.-Murphy, the colored
ckey again achieved distinction TO-DAY by having the
successful mount three out OF four races He received
hearty checrs The first proved easy victory FOR
the favorte, q. W. Dardtn & Co.'S chestnut gelding
Mediator For the Tenn essee Stakes b. McCielands
bay had the call In the betting but the winner
was II W. Walden's brown colt Welcber In The third
race the Clarendon Hotel Stakes, o. Bowe's brown lilly
Empress was big iavorc. but the was won by W.
L. SCOTS chestnut nly All aands- Around. The stoeple
chase was won by the iayontc, W. KIyirs chest nut
| gelding Disturbance
First Race-Purse $780, OF which 500 to the second
horse and the money SIS each. to be divided
he ween the and third horses horses beaten AZ
Saratoga and having won racs since 20th July. Al
lowed pounds; maldens we'd, II 3 years Old. IL
pounds II years or upward, Is pounds; one mile
Four entries three siarters-Jacobus, years, l01
pounds Fisher Mediator, T. 1l5. Murphy and Capias
4 Ils Fitzpatrick Pools Mediator $780, Capas and
Jacobus each $50 Books- Mediator to 5, Capas 10
l. and Jacobus to 1. Jaeobas Capas and Mediator
was the order the drop Of the lg JacoDus showed
a length lead the weiteTn turn but on the back
stretch caught the leader and tie two passed
the ha pole on even On rounding tao eastern
turn Mediator went forward took the lead and Leld II
with ease to the finish winning by a length. Jacobus
second, length 10 front CT Capias third Time l:45A
Muiuals O Mediator paid Sc 90.
Second Race-The Tenne Stakes. for two ods;
SIS each D. p with 800 hdded; the second to receive
$780, and the third $50 out OF the stakes those not
having won d sweepstakes race. allo we'd pounds;
three quarters OF mile 1fty-,wo nominations and
siarters-Biast los, lewis; welcher, ITO. Murphy;
sandoyaI 105 Evans; Economy, 102. Fisher; TarGuln
| lO5, Rely; Bob May. lo2 Mayer; Powsatsn, 1o5
swnney Lloyd DAILY. 107 Hughes; Billy Gilmore, los,
Smith; and Ascalon los. Taylor. Pools-Blast 81 90.
/ Welcher $50 saudova $40, Lloyd Daily $50. Billy Oil
| more $50 and the ieo Sil0. BoOks-Bast TO 1,
val aud Lloyd DAILY to l. Aseaon Powhatan. Bob
May and ECONOMY esea 10 o.t to l. an, when p the
| Gilmore first obeyed the summona Ascalon
the way to n ae ea,sTn @ TaeS s
IN passing the last quanerpost, wecher increased his
s s home wecaer won BY good head Ascaon
a length IN front Of sandnyal third Powhaan fourth
Lloyd DAILY eighth, Billy Gilmore ninth, and Bob May
| Last Time l:Is4 Mutusis on Welcher paid s2S 20
three years DID, s25 entrance, play or pay with $500
added by the proprietor, Of the clarendon Hotel the
stakes; those not having won sweepstakes for three
year-ods. allowed three pounds; maidens allowed seven
lions and starterslilue Grass Belle, no. Lewis;
All Hands Around Ito. Murphy; Bella no. BarOee;
Lyon, 1906 Taylor; aid Blocade LOG. swnney: Pools
tBiae Grass Belle All Hand. $780, Brocsde
$50, ana Lady Lyon SOL BooasTE@press 4 to 8. All
to l. Blue Grass Belle and Lady Lyon Is Vera.
| was nrst away, bus Lady Lyon speedily took
/ the lead ana at the end OF the quarter
STAND was followed by Blue Grass Belle, Bella
and the others Lady Lyons coors at the front
round turn, Bella second On the backstrech she
| was passed by Bella ana Empress, who even
| terms Bella had slight advantage at the haf-pole.
and they close round the eastern turn into the
stretch. In the rush home All Hands Around took toe
lead and won finely by laf length, Blue Glass Belle
second length better than Vera third Empress fourth
Bella fifth, Brocade sixth, and Lady Lyon last Time,
| 2:I3. Muuals All Hands Around paid $50 20.
Fourth Race-free handicap sieeplecbase purse $500,
which 500 10 tue second and $50 TO the third horse
entrance free; four entres fractional No. e
about one mile aud half -Four starters-Dlsturbance,
| agedIl6 McGrath; Guy, aged. LAT, Delaney; Miss
MOulsey, aged, 1877. r. MtaDeyi and Fury, aged 100,
| NJ Meany. Observation-Disclosures 800, Miss Moulsey
| S5e GUY $40 and Fury S34 Observation-Disclosures
TO g. Miss Moglsey 10 l. Guy TO 1, snd Fury to l.
Disturbance took the lead at the start and held IL 10 the
two lengths better than Fury third. Guy boted early
In the race. Time 255a Mutuals on Disturbance paid
| So 80.
rhe following the starters weights and betting for
tomorrow First Raoe.-furse $3.50, three fourths of
mile Force, 1lS pounds, $40 Glengarne LOG, $45;
| Pope Leo los. s45; Princess 90, $40; Carson los,
| SIC; Welshman 90, "a Eyaave 90, "a Terror l03,
Second Race-Purse $3.50; one and o1e.fourth miles;
| Fair Count, 107 pounds, sos, MeGinty, &C. S65
Mandamus ITO. $50; Blafes, 49, $50; Lizzie Flynn,
| "a. S45 Barnum, 105, $50
Third Race.-Purse $3.50 mile Ballard. 75pounds,
1928 Colonel 5prague go Sl05 Boz 5edaIn, 81, $75;
/ Disturbance, 90. $50; Morn NJ, 92. So.
4 Fourth Race-Purse $3.50; mile and seventy
yards Caao, lao pounds, $50 Alta b., 90, $50;
| Aualosta, 81, Sl5; Baby, LOG, $40