National Republican., 1883-08-18
REPORTS FROM TIE RACERS.
The Running Mt Saratoga and brighton
Beach Ycsterdsy--The Blood Horse
Races IN, California.


Beach Ycstorday--The Blood Horse
Races in California.
SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 17.-The weather
is very warm. The attendance was large and
the track dusty.
First race, threo.quar ters Of mile, Brad
first, w. p. Burch second and Vera third.
Time, 1:1151.
In the second race, mile heats, the first heat
was won by Capias, with Rosaine second, and
Jim Nelson third. Time, 145.
The second heat and the race was taken by
Capas, Rosaline second, and Jim Nelson third.
Time, LIDS.
Third race mile and quarter, Owen Bowl
ing first, Brocade second, and Harriet third.
Time, 2:12i. Tilford refused to run after go
ing furlong
Fourth race, mile and furlong was won
by Baby, Bill Bird second. Time, 2;0lt.
MoNMoUTH PARK, N. j., Aug. 1.-THE
weather is bright and warm, tho track is
heavy, and the attendance and betting light.
First race, three-quarters of mile, was won
by Abba. PhGnix second, Woodlark third.
Time, 1:19t.
Second race, handicyp sweepstakes, for all
ages, seven-eighths of a mile. Strathsprey
first, Batttedore second Duplex third Time,
1901
Third race, free handicap sweepstakes,
one and quarter miles. Caramel won by a
short length, Heel and Toe second, Euclid
third. Time 217l. French pools paid
377.S5.
Fourth race, selling allowances, one and
one.eighth miles. Keno won by two lengths,
Col. Watson second, and Flower o Meath
third. Time, 2.O3i. French pools paid 49,
Fifth race, seaside stakes, three-fourths
mile. Antrim won by q length, Volusia Sec
ond, Clarence third. Time, 1;1SS. French
pools paid $50.15.
Sixth race, handicap steeplechase over the
short course. Chipola won by u length, Lily
Morson second, and Abraham third Time,
3:11l. French pools paid Sill.
BRIGHTON BEACH, Aug. 1.-THE attend
anco at the races here to-day was large, the
weather was COOL the track heavy, and the
betting good.
First race, three quarters Of a mile, winners
excluded. Pilot won by two lengths; Emma
Il, second; Exeter, third. Time, 1;21l.
French pools paid $685..
Second race, one mile, selling allowances,
Blue String won by a length; Red Fox, sec
ond; La Gloria, third. Time, 1:51. French
pools paid Si0.55.
Third race, for all ages, one and one.eighth
miles, won by Swift by length, Joe Mitchell
second Centennial third. Time 2:032
French pools paid $13.35.
Fourth race, for maidens Of all ages, three
fourth miles, won by Mark by two lengths,
Calleron second, Reata third. limo 1:2l3
French pools paid $780,
Fifth race, for maidens of all ages, three
fourth mile. Won by Stringent by length,
Frank Il second, Verzenay third. Time 1:2ll.
French pools paid S3l.00.
The sixth race was for all ages, catch
weights, one mile. Plunger was first by six
lengths, Nimblefoot second, Annie G third.
Time 1:46l. French pools paid 1915.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 17.--Yesterday was
the third day of the Pacific Coast Blood
Horse association races. The sport opened
with a dash of seven n-eighths of mile, which
was won by Ella Doane, Jim Rcnwick bad
second.
The second race, for three -year-old fillies,
mile and one-sixteenth, was won by Augusta
f, Lou Spencer second, Aunt Betsy third.
Time, 1:52.
The third race, the Palo-Alto stakes, was
won easily by the Palo-Alto stables flly, by
Monday, dam Florence, Anderson Higgins
and Wilita running second and third. Time,
lis.
Fourth race, mile and 500 yards. May ID
won easily, Duke of Monday second, Rondo
third, and Joe G. hopelessly beaten Time,
2:14.
The hurdle race was walkovor for Hat
tie b.
ROCHESTER,, Aug. 17.--The August races
were finished to-day.
Summaries--First race, purse $500, 2:26
class. Sleepy Joe, 1 l l; stephen G., 9 3 6; !;
King Wilkes, 2 0; Frank, Q 2; Maggie f,
8 3; Almonarch, A; Stranger, q;
Handicap, 5; Gen. Brock, s 4 s. Time,
2:22, 2:23f, 2:22.
Second race, purse s., 900, free for all PAGERS,
Richball, l i 3 /; Flora, 2 2 3; Gem,
l 2; Buffalo Girl, 9 4. Time,
2:l5!, 2;l5, 2:142, 2:13l, 2:1s. Lucy was drawn.
Third race, purse $2,0OO 2:1s class Santa
Claus, 1; J. B. Thomas, 3 3; Mimic
r. 2; William H. 9 2 4; Adele Gould
3 4 4 s. Time, 2:2l, 2:2ll, 2:23, 2:212. Albo-
marie and Romeo were drawn.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Aug. 17.-B. A. Clark
and G b. Chase made arrangements tonight
for a special trot between tho stations Du-
quesne and Director for a purse of $4,000 on
Aug 2l, at Utica