New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-16
RACING AT SARATOGA.

ONLY TWO FAvORITES SUCCESSFUL.
BLAST. CAPIAs, ALL HANDS AROUND AND MANDAMUs
THE WINNERS.
IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT THE TRBUSE.l
SARATOGA, Aug. 15.-Only two of the favO-
rites were successful in the four the Saratoga
Association track to-day. The defeated favortes were
W. p. Burchs Bob May and J. F0rbes's Princess. The
winners OF day McClellands Blast Durham
& Kmbels Capias, w. L. scott's All Hands Around, and
c. Reeds Msndamus. The weather was beautiful and
the track exceedingly dry.
First raoe-Purse $500, OF which $50 70 the second
horse; entrance free; for maiden twoyear-ods; colts
to carry los pounds fles 1O2; six entries; three
quarters OF mile. Six starters-Emgrant, 107, Ural ;
Envoy, 102. Wethers; Blast, 105, Lewis; King Tom,
los, Baynock; Powhatan, 107, swinney and Bob May,
loo. Mclaughlin. POols-Emgrant and King Tom each
SIS, and the field $3.50. Bookshelf May 10 1, King
Tom TO 2, Emigrant to 1, Blast TO 1, Powhatan
to l. and Envoy 10 to l. Powhstan the first in mo-
tion followed by Blast Bob May and the other two
yearods The turf round to the threequarter pole
first cut BY Powhatans continued lead. but he was
passed by Envoy whose colors were the advance
the last furlong The race home spirited One
and Blast, coming up on the outside, captured the
front deciding line wastwo lengths better
Powhatan second, he q neck in advance OF Bob May
1.-THE favorite third; Emigrant coming in fourth Envoy
fifth, and King Tom sixth aud last. Time 1:17l4
Muuals Blast paid $45 so.
Second RaoePurse $780, OF which 500 TO the second
horse free; winners this year OF OF
the value OF 0OO or Two or more races VI the value
OF 81, 900 each carry pounds extra; horses not
having year OF the value OF $500 allowed
pounds not having race TINS wear allowed
I5 pounds; maidens allowed, IL years DID, Is pounds
II years OF upward, % pounds; five entries; mile
and 500 yards Five starters-Capias d. ITO,
Mclaughlin Ballard, 4, 111l2. Downing; Wapakonta,
A. ITO, Swinney; Bald Horaet, 3, 49, Smith; and Ida
h. A. 90, McCarty. P0os-Capias 500,
Wspakonita $50, Ballard $40, and tue field $40
Books-Capias to 10, Wapakonita D TO T.
Ballard and Bald Hornet 10 to l. and Ida Il. 10 to l.
Ida left the post when the contestants shot
away with Wapakonita in tue advance. The order at
the 500 yards (stand) Wapakonita Capias. Bald
Hornet Ballard and Ida B. Wapakonita's lead was
about three lengths but Capa, closed In on the back
stretch and reduced 1t to length at the half post closed
up on tue eastern turn and passed Wapakonita near
the third quarter pole. Inc race was now plainly IN
favor OF ned bis advantage to the deciding
line ana won 9y length wapakonita second length
front of Bald Hornet third pressed by Ballard fourth
and Ida b. hth and last Time 2lo12' hutuas on
Tnird KaceUPurse $780, of which 500 to the second
horse Free Tor threey ear-old hlles which
have not sweepstakes for that ase those not lay
Ing won race this year allowed seven pounds madens
allowed twelve pounds; seven entries; one mile aud
fur.ong. Seven starters-Prncess, 10, Ural; All
ply; King Ernest-Chamols hly, 1Ol, Wethers; Saiie
Mccoy l0l ey; sunrss dol Farey and imSg1hIs
tAI Hands Around and Blue Grass Belief $50 sallie
Mccoy $50. ImogeDe $40. and the field $50. Books
Princess to g. All Hands Around to l, Blue Grass
Belle TO l. Imogene and saio Mccoy each ~ i. sun
rise is to /, and the King Ernest hly 20 TO l.
stand nS ' G1rloag, the King Erns; aIJ. leading
was MSy ed BY . ss A saua sa
The King Ernest lilly led by length at the quar- pole,
but tue backstretch was outrun 10y Princess, sally
Mccoy going forward 10 second, the King Ernest ny
falling back to third Princess led round into the
upsIretch, and the third quarter post All Hands
rushed TO the front and held 1t finely to the
Close winning by a length, Sally Mccoy second aud
thrse advance Blue Grass Belle third Prin
coming IN fourth. lmOgene nfh, Sunrise sixth and
the King ernest lilly seventh and last Time l:59ia.
Mutuals All Hands Around paid S14 90
Fourth Race-Purse $780, OF which $50 to the second
horse free, for madens OF all ages; weights
pouI dis below the scale; four entries; ~ miles Four
starters-Eyasiye, l. l05. Higgs; GATH 4, ITO ural;
Mandamus, 4, 1O1, Mclaughlin; aud McGlnty, 8, 30.
and McGnty $50. BoOas-Mandamus and GaJh
each to 5, McGinty to 1, and Eyaslve to l. The
taken Eyasve kept mt the front
until the half pole when MandJmus took the lead
and the finish line, winning by three
engtus McGnty second and length be ter than Gath,
Evasye crossing fourth aud last. Time 2:l22 Mutuas
Mandauus paid Yl3 %
Inc following are tO-mOrrOw'5 starters and choice
First RsceCougress Hall stakes. heats OK three-quar-
mile Bonnie Lizzie, lO3 pounds $40: Navarro 49,
$l15; oaunerer, ITO, 500; Monarch, los, 500 W. T.
Second Race-Free handicap sweepstakes, 1Ss niles.
George Kinney, lis pounds 500; Wedding Day. lO7.
So; Fair Count lo5, 500 heJtie, 80, SO; Barnum,
30, SIG; TaXgatherer. 100. $40.
ihIrd Race-Purse $500. mile Glengarne l03 pounds,
S75; Dan H. los. $685. Doe Sedan, los, 500; Princess
lO2 $40; CaliaO. 90, go; Helen Wallace, lob, S23;
Monticello, 0l. so; Canpanni %, Slo; lea Rose 81
Fourth Race-Full course, steepechase. Disturbance
l5l pounds. 500; RienE 122, S23 Miss Mouisey, 1885,
$50