New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-02
RACING AT SARATOGA.
ONLY ONE FAvoRrTE A WINNER.

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DAY OF GOOD sPoRT-THE PURSES TAKEN BY
| IMoGENE. CAPIAs, ELLA WAKEFIELD AND DIS
TURBANCF.
IRON 4 SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. 1.-To-day's extra
programme was one OF the best gwen by the Saratoga
Racing Association on an d" OIL" day this summer The
track was in good condition Only one favorte won
The winners were W. H. stevenson's Imogene. Burn
ham & Kinbes Capas, Davis Halls Ella Warheld and
c. Reeds Disturbance
First Kacs-Purse $3.50, of which $50 to the second
horse; entrance free for FLIES three years Old; To
carry lO7 lDs Winners this year, of any race OF the
value Of 81 900 e1cluded those not having won race
this year. allowed los. those not having won nrst or
second money this year, allowed IL Ids maiuenS al
lowed IS bs one mile Nine starters-Pike's PRIDE u.s.
Evans; Imogene, OF. Wtners; Nora NJ. 81, sheridan
Saie Mccoy 81, Grimes Princess LOT, Biayloek; lea
Rose o. Askey Blue Grass Belle, 1917 Taylor; Harriet
IO7, Mclaughlin and AnalOsts, 92, Purcell POOLS
Princess $780, Harriet $40, Sallie Mccoy aud Pikes
Pride each $40 Blue Grass Belle $35, and the field 500
Books-Princess g. Harriet to l, Pixies Pride 10
l. salie Mccoy to l. Blue Grass Belle and AnaoSta
10 l. Imogene and Nora NJ. each 10 TO l. and Tea Rose
~ to After Iuexcusable delay OF one-ha an hour
in getting the horses of the drop Oh
the flag (at 1880 p. N.Y. Princess leading,
followed closely by Blue Grass Belle, Analosta
Imogene Pixies Pride and the others. Anaosta headed
Princess the turn and ON even terms they leu the
Others into the western Princess Increased her
mace and again took the lead aud the third quarter
pole Imogene out OF the group OF followers 10 Sec
ond position. Imogeno passed Princess IN the last fur
long aud crossed the line full length better than
Princess Uhe favorte, second, and she two lengths
better than sale Mccoy third The order home of the
others was Nora NJ, Pixies Pride, Harriet Anaosta,
Blue Grass Belle. and Tea Rose. Time 145Q. Mutuais
Imogene paid 500.
Second Race Purse S4O0 OF which 800 to the sec
ond entrance irec winners this year OF any race
OF the value Of 81 900 carry pounds extra; Of two
or more races 10 pounds ezra those beaten and
not having this year allowed pounds
madens allowed, II three years old, IL pounds II four
years. Is pounds II five years or more. % pounds;
heats Of three-duarters OF a mile; time between heats,
20 minutes; distance 40 yards Five starter5-Capias.
4, u.s. Mclaughlin; Mandamus, 4, 81, Sheridan; Boz
edam L. 1l5. McCarty: Baccarat, 3, SO, Withers and
Wellington, L. 81, Branch. Pools-Boz Sedan $3.50,
Maudamus $95 CIpias Ss5. and the field sos. Books
sedan to g. Capas to 1. 1andamus 3 to 1, Bac-
carat to l. and Wellington 10 to 1. Following prompt
Capas led or and held the front past the furlong
pole, but Wellington showed the way into the regular
track and round the lower turn. But In the run home,
Capas ned the lead and continuing 1t to the close
won the heat by two lengths, Wellington second
and three lengths in front OF Maudamus third Bac-
ca at being fourth and Boz Sedan fifth aud last Time
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damus SOS and the field S21. Books-Capas l TO 8,
Baccarat 3 TO l. Mandamus to l. Boz SEDAN TO l,
Changed for sheridan 97 pounds as the rider Of Manda
mus. Wellington led Tor about three f1rongs. when
Baccarat took the advance and showed the way into
In the last furong Capas rushed forward
aud By lengths the neat and race, Mandamus
second and distance ahead OF Boz sedan third.
Wellington fOurta and Baccarat nth. Time 1:lI |
Mu!usls on Capas paid GIG 80 and 81 70. ,
Third Race-Pursc $500 OF which 500 TO the second
horse entrance tree Winners tins year. OF any race OF
the value OF l0Oo TO carry lbs extra OF two or more
such races 10 lbs extra; horses not having
year. allowed 10 los; maidens allowed. II years
Old 10 los; II upward % lbs; one mile and
quarter -Four starters-Lght-HOr Harry 4, 1881,
Baylock; Brad.5 llll2, hclaryi Ella Warield,6. lO5
Evans; and owen Bowling. 3. ia, Mclaughlin. Pools |
Lignt Horse Harry $3.50. Ella Warhed $500 owen Bowl
ing Sl2O. aud Brad 500 BOoks-IgDl- Horse Harry |
to D. Ella Waried To !, owen Bowling TO l. and |
Brad l. Starting from tue threequarter pole, the
favore showed the mp the stretch out was passed
10y Brad. who led past the Judges stand Ella Warheld
the adv ance tue 1rst turn, showed length
cad the quarter pole and led To tue close winning by
engtn. owen Bowling second, II hafdozen lengths In
OF Brad third, the being brought by Light
Hur-e Harry fourth. Time Lin Mutuals on Ella |
Varied PAID Sl3 60
whch 500 to second horse entrance reei rdc iOnal
course No 2, about mile and half Four starrrs-
Mcany; Defiance. q. $50. NJ. Meany. and Brakeman, |
aged 1872. Hodges. POois-Rced's entries 500 RenZl |
$3.50. and BrIkesman SIS. Books-Dsturb ince to |
TO- RienZ To D. Defiance 10 /, ana Brakesnan 10 TO
l. Rienzl he'd the alTsnc' I'LL almost the close wnen
Disturbance forward in good shape took the lead
aud won by six lengths tenzI second and Brdkesman
away and poor tnird. Def nce DOlted In
lie d. Time. @:56 MuIuals on Disturbance piid % 20
The following to- uOrrOWs starters, weighs aud |
betting: First Race-Purse 300; mile Navarro. |
III pounds 800 Force. III. $40; Waauerng "a. s2I;
Carson, los, 30
second Race-sequel stakes; ISs miles. George Kin
ney. I13 pounds. BOO; Drake Carter, 49, $685. I'm
press los 500 Lord Raglan. I21 SlO BAccarrat. los.
pounds $50; Ida sanhOpe ll6 S36: Lord LION, ll5,
49,; Lord Raglan 100. 80; Jim Nelson. 49, $50; |
bonnie Bird. ITO. $40; Netur. lOo. sl6.
Fourth RIce-Pur-c 5000 a miles. hurdles.
Gay, las pounds So; Light Horse Harry, $780, $50.