New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-18
GOOD, DAY FOR FAVORITES.


WINNERS AT SARATOGA.
fyRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
SARATOGA, Aug 1.-THE attendance at the
Saratoga Racing Association Park not large In
point OF regular day, but those present
enjoyed the four given to-day Inc weather
was bright beautiful aud breezy and the track dry and
fine A rainfall would improve it greatly. TIE wind
BILE from southwest ami repeatedly clouds oil dust
raised by flyers through grand stand greatly
TO the discomfort OF the ladies'. The nrst
rae was won In good style by ]. b. shermans
Brad The second consisted OF two heats OF mile
each which captured easily by the vore, Burn
ham & Kimbers Capias The next race resulted IN
favor OF the favorite B. c. Randai's owen Bowling
The last race only two starters. and again the
good day for fayorites.
First Race-Purse $500. OF which $50 to the second
horse entrance for which have been beaten
and have at Saratoga this season those
which have not won race this year, allowed pounds
maidens allowed, if years old 10 pounds; H. years
Is pounds II years Or upward. % pounds; twelve
entries three-quarters OF a mile Eleven starters
Little Emily, A. %, Branch; Brad, s. no. McCarty;
Baron Fsverot, 8, 1o3 uiggs; Campsnini. g. lOll L.
Huston; Vera, g. 106 Baylock Nirvana 2. 76. Minor
view g. lO6 smith; W. p Burch 3. l0S Mclaughlin
and King Ernest-CBamois lilly. 3 90 Methers Pools
5000 Books-W r. Burcn to 2. Vera TO q Brad
TO l. Baron Faverot to l. NIrvsua Harriet and Fair
TO l. King nlly 20 10 l. ami Billion IS TO After
a most tedious delay and poor start, W r. Burch
opened up wide zap the moment the nag dropped tho
balance stragging with Harriet last unner motion
T. Burch showed the way iuto the regular rack, with
Brad second and gradually closing Coming up al the
Brad closed In on h ana NJ the last furOng
pole took tue lead and came hOne easy winner by
our lengths w T. Buroh second aud SIX lengths In ad
vance OF Vera third, followed by Fairvew fourth.
the King Ernest my eighth. Canpanni NINTH Billion
ZENITH aud Harriet eleventh aud last Time l:ljia Anu
second Race-Purse 5000 which 800 to the second
horse; free winners this year OF any race OF
value 100 or OF two or more races OF The value
Of 81 300 each 70 carry pounds 1 extra horses no!
pounds; maidens allowed, # years olG II pounds n
heaIs Four It lrers-Capas 4, lls. Mclaughnni Rosa
line g. go Armstrong; lda Is. 4, lOl, McCarty aud Jun
son SIS, aud the deld S25. Bo,ks-CapIas l. Jim
Nelson 10 8, Rosane aud Ida b. 20 to / Ida b. Rosa
the flag ROsane pured the lead the turn
ed the down into the eastern turn Coming
Isfn RosaIipe second ana six lengths In advance Of
Jim Nelson tnird; ldS H. iOuru ani last Time o. the
Before The second heat the pools were Capas 1925 and
the held S25. BOoks-Capas 10 10 Jim Nelson To /,
os a.ine 20 TO and Ida Is. 40 to l. Roslne was the
first under motion In the second heat ana was caught by
Ida t. the western turn kosalne drew away at the
quarter pole aud showed me way Ill tue npstretc1 was
aesIe1, ,n H ta neal And race nv tws enths Rosa
line and head better than jim Nelson third
Mutuals paid on Capas 81 30 and S5 20.
Tnrd [ace-Purse S40U, o. winch 300 10 the second
horse free for tnreeyearods wnicn nave not
won a sweepstakes since July 20i colts TO carry l12
pounds; geoings 100 pounds; Miles, lO1 pounds;
uorses not having won race SINCE July 20, allowed
pounds those not having won race TINS yea, allowed
10 pounds; mdIdeDs allowed 10 pounds; five entries,
"A miles Five stdrters-Iiliord l07, BlayOck; RhOdy
Pringe, 1O4. Smith; Harriet. lO2, Lewis. owen Bowling
H. NicI.augnlin; BrOcade 81, WetIcFs POOls-Oweu
Bowling $3.50, rlfOrd 500 BOcaie $50. and the Held
$35. BOoks-Owen Bowling 10 .. Broeade to |. Ill
ford TO RuOdy PrDgle IL 10 l. and Harriet ID 70 l.
Harriet led of aud the together. except Tford,
VINO bulted. AT the end OF the quarter mile tstand
Brocade passed Harriet took the lead and held t nney
until turning into tho Upstretch. Bere Owen Bowling
rushed to advance aud held 1t 10 the close. winning
handy by lengths. Broesde second, and at least
dozen lengths in front OF Harriet third the beng
covered by RhOdy Pringe. Time 2:l2ls Autuals on
owen Bowling paid 50 40
Fourth Race-Pdrse $780, Of which $50 TO second
horse entrance free for horses which have not WOE
race this year the winner TO be sold at auction Tor
81 2OO entered be sold for less. allowed pounls
for each 500 below hat price Two entfes Que mile
and a furlong. Two slarters-Baby, aged 107. $500.
Mclaughlin and Bill Bird, aged los S5OO. A. Nc
Carly POos-Baby $3.50 a1d Bal Bird $40 Books
Baby to 10 and Bill Bird TO Bill Bird led FOR half
u mile, when Baby went forward and came home an
easy winner by lengths. Time 2:0ll Mutuals on
Baby paid SIS 80. There was no bid for Baby, tue
winner
Tue following are to-morrOws starters, weights anu
First Raee-Purse $780, d mile-Bridget, 1O2 pounds.
500 Richard Loud lO2 $35; Conkng los, S35; Bob May
80. SO Cnanticleer. loo, $loi Iuns, W, Sloi Ola
LIZ 90, $l1; Easter. 10. $40; farquin, 80, $40
second Racs-Konuer stakes two miles, no pools sold
on Musk IL pounds; Tennt son, lis; George Kinney
Tnird R.ceNPurs., $500; mile and furlong-
Force IFS pounds. $l6O; cleaner, lO5. $40; Bucca-
neer los $780, Ballard, l0S $50; Vera lO2. $50; Pope
Leo, H. $25 Lord Lyon, llo. so; Carson, H. $50
Fourth Race-Purse S4OO s. mle-Bonne Bird, 100
pounds $50; ueen; Wallace los, $50; Cailso los, S45
knaosis, 81 S45 Talleyrand, I06 SIS; Bonnie Kate,
95, $40; CxinpanIni, %. SIS; Tea Rose, "a, So