New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-26
/. RAD DAY FOR FAVORlTES.
nr,,rr OUTSIDERS WIN AT SARATOGA.
..xoxxrA FELLowPLAY. BRIDGET AND HKLL
noY TAKE THE PRIZES.

,rr OUTSIDERS WIN AT SARATOGA
,vr. rxILowpLAY, BRIDGET AND BELL
noY TAKE THE PRIZES.
.,vu.t. CORRESPONDENT OF TIE rRrBuSRi
s.n.roaA. July 25. Only one of the favo-
o .rccess iul to-day, which was fair Onset 10 tno
:, vssterday's races. The fret race was won Dy
..n, Johnson's horse Wapakoneta the seoono W
~" vorte Morris & Patton's geldng feiiowpiay oe
me 80 the Memphis Stables Ally Bridget ana tne iour'n
- A Brady's gelding Bell Boy. Inc weather. ""0
,sr,,t,l and the track in excellent order'
-a horses took part in the first race, dash VI -"
%, nurse Of $780, which included Soo 70 'ne seo
"a borse Winners were handicapped WIN -,
,xh,. and non winners and maidens were iaNoleo VIZ"
.mowonces The starters were Burnham anu i'',,
~, cauias by John Morgan-Madeira H. ilo Nvi,
Sv ross,dys horses Blazes, by bennington
W 90 uouston); W. L. scotts geldng Referee.
.n",.s Kinney K e. 90, Sheridan H. u rales
w -, p.tman nv Bonnie Scotland-Vaierian " iVo'
se.voIn, Churchill & Johnsons horSo 49,
,to nv War Dance-Miss Grey w. I've
s1anrev,. C. Boye's geldng Rhody frihs"' "
,,.,mho,d-Castaway g, 81. SMITH; Morris % ra''o
mare Reua B., by Ten BroecS-f ann'0 '-o W.,
So, Rena b. was decidedly the favori'e ana "ala"
49,, noe rather low In the pools Af'er TWO OF
a.,or,n,s Wapskoneta frstin NOTION heiereo
-, poatmsn and the other FOUR Ioho"'"k. "Y
roneta opeued up a gap Of three le"s'A' on -
o,ruad IL I'LL almost home. when TIC "uuou "
,.natb and won by four lengths; Referee seoonu' "
80 a.. ,nt of Roatruan third, the order OF Inc others
hing Rena b. RlaEes, Rhody Pringie ana N'i'' Ai"0
,.Aai. Mutuals on Wapakonita PAID 30 oo.
90 ,nus and five hundred yards was the distance Oh
49,. ooDs raee the money attraction was $ooo' lhcuu-
ing 81 90 to the second horse 1hero wa 4Ioo
na the conditions embraced penalties ana allowances
,hs the preyous race. The starters three IN huooi'
were C. Reeds gelding Mandamus' py JOnh i"'s""
Dnat "a on sherlian); ]. McLaughin's selding Hart
=.
,Torr,. & Pstton's gelding Feowplay, by LoDgleoW-
r,,,na n III spillman, Fellewpay was the heaviest
backed by the betting element Hartort was h nT
Yards Of home when Felowplay came to the front eas
and held the close, winning by tnree andan,
tSTd ZINE, 2:i5I Mutnals on Fellowpay PAID IS
The rd was dash OF I'VE t1dndn nss $50 to the
ecand horse The entrance free and special con-
dons provided allowances ior s onhracca q Reeds
1e1dng Tally Ho. by Great Tom-BenecIa 60, sherf
dam the Memphis slaosS my sr Pstss U Colt cSncag
by Hyoer A-Lac 05 stoya and MY GdTIE s co
rem lie iona Sc 200 McMan9
Morris Pattons gelding Voltalre oy
SSnden py Yea 97 IL Walker Just
previous 10 the start Conkiing was l"'Cii.e 81
yousnsss and repeated breaks delayed the start, pu
when the word gwen the oroer IN tesnni Ki nn &
Voltare and Carrie c. Before quarter OF mile haa
been covered Bridget shot in advance ana nc9 e e
10 K rom second and the latter head better Than
Tally Ho third the being brought up oy Oo1xna
o. eSsi Bridget sI PAID $si 40. ~.
selling race, threequarters OF mile conpete9 ,he
DAYS programme. The purse was S3OO OF wnlcI COY W
the second horse. The contestants were o. f u
geidpg Blauon by Bonnie Ra nr RSy
by Long ielow-Bee Knight taged, 100 slOOo etoVal2;
Reeds gedps nand SpS BY the Srest emp aS
gelding Wellington, by Gleleg-Juna aa ,t v
choice. Boil Boy the Ufkl uaCtf luJ-
ton, Talieyrand soon after passed FORWARD anu
slowed the way round the up stretcD, when ben DO
was again seen leading and he continued TO the hnlsn
line winning by half length, Talieyran second ana
Couple OF lengths in advance of Wellington third;
RIapton being last. Time, 1:l7l2- MaCuals on Bell
Row paid $40 80. No bid for the winner: .
saratoSa Assocat,on, announces the following weights
for the Cash Handicap, mile and furons TO DO run or
on TeTfand g. 49, Brunswick Io0 Caroline
lac Drogheda) A. lO2 Bonnie Kate, 90; Beil9na,
g. A1scos. ad go BOotaoi. Pa CAREY 3d. l. no.
wandering, 8, IS Joe Blackburn, o. ~ Bon-
t Es aged us; Boatman, L. no.
100; Ascender g. %; BondhodeT. 8, 1907 Ton Eyck; D.
Hattie Harris g. 81; Bonnie Reid, aged, l02; Avalon,
T. 100; Wapakoneta A. 1O3 Southaana, 3, 80; Thistle
f Dave eV Yande T. ios Joe Murray l. no. Thora
heniopen, Gassie n. MacDuf, Gus Matthews and Gen,
eral Forest were scratched before announcement u
weights and therefore not handicapped ,.,
The following are tomorrow'a starters ana bettng;
sroSgs Monsrcb ioi $i5 Morris 4 ist.Ons slocu,
95, $50; Written Brothers Lord Lyon ll3. SO; W. l.
Cassidy Carson ITO, IS; W. Kayl's Postguard LOG,
IS; Preaknees Stables Buccaneer, 104, %.
second Race Alabama stakes lis miles Dryer
Brothers Mss Woodford 113, 500; H. C. PaIe's vera.
ll3, $l3; o. Bowie's Bessie, ll3, 81; A. Burnhain q
Sons Tea Rose, 81. ,,.,,
Third Race purse 5000, 1Ss miles Dwyer Brothera'
George Kinney. log, $3.50; Morris Pattons Drake
Cater lO3, Sl25; Yonkers Stables General Monroe,
l24 $50; Louisiana Stables wallensee, 103 S. Carroll
Macks TaIgatherer, los. 81; K Z. Pates Baccarat'
&C. So; W; KayIPs Postguard ~, ~ po-,o.s nt..
Fourth Race purse S400, d miles. j. toroess DIS
turbance. 127. $50; Z. Reeds Talierand, lOl SO;
Graham Brothers Brunswick, 122 S25; Burnhan q
Kmbe's Alta b. 1O4, S15; e. Boye's Mistral no. 80
Frank McLaughliD tue JOCKEY, and j: A Dougnerty
ruled of the track this afternoon for ALI alleged
attempt bribery ia The second race to-day An oner
would pull FeOwpla y-the offer having been made by
request OF Dougherty. Spiilman won the race. and
afterward entered formal complaint OF the attempt
to bribe him His statements corroborated, IL