New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-31
LAST RACES AT SARATOGA
THE CLOSE OF SUCCESSFUL MEETING.
BRAD. GENERAL MONROE POPE LEO AND RiENzi
WINNERS ON THE FINAL DAY.

WINNERS ON THE FINAL DAY.
,,o,, r,,v ppnur Ar CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
SARATOGA. Aug. 3O.-The Saratoga Racing
Association to-day concluded its summer sports eeoio
tary Wheatly saws that 1t has been one OF the most ~
cessu racing seasons ever held under the present aus
pices There have been thirty four racing days mere
this summer and altogether 140 races DURING 'p''
,orod nor single omission has occurred aud as whoe'
the weather has proved unusually fine ana tpo
track in uniform good condition. TINS Dei"s '"o
final racing day Of the the attendance was very
large the grand stand being filed TO its utmost capacS
The first race dash OF three-quartcrs OF nic' io
suted in the defeat Of favorite A. Bradys Force
rho winner being j. b. sberman's Brad. The seconu
race the Baden Baden Han Heap. throe miles, was one
sided and was secured easily by the fonkers etaoi'
General Monroe great favorite Ihe thiru
was the nile and furiong race for the Cohhoia''
Purse for which G.. W. Darden & Goa Harry oi'i'oio
was the ayorte out Le was defeated the sncces-iui
racer being NJ. L. Danaher's Pope Leo In 1:o9@ LUG
ops hundred and forteth and last OF the day anu
ason was free handicap steepiechase over the TWO
and a quarter miles fractional course. Tor winch I' "
stanry's Rienzi was The favorie and the winner
Firs Race Purse 800 OF which 800 TO the second
horse entrance winner OF any race this year VI
tho yalue OF 81, 900, to carry pounds; OF S2ooo
pounds extra those not having won this wear race ~
wnch S4OO given. allowed 10 pounds tho aD d..
having any race TINS year IT annnSs If years 81
pounds; II five years or upwards26 pounds lonr =,
fhrep OF a mile. -Four sthlcIs--rbIo -
pa@nn@: b nj. iO5 stoya; Monarch, 8, Iol, HIS
AID Carson 8, 100. Blai COCK Foo r sro1 Sd,
Force 4 To- 81 BraI TO 5: MOdarcn and Carson eacI
o1 When the ae dropped Carson shoe 10 'ao a. tne
at to ma :s The yefurong pole, but Force was upon
even terius on passing the hafpOe into tne mai
s saTa In tie struggle home Brad cane me
citedIy close nnIsh aud was won by Brad by mead
Carson secood, Monarch third Force last iime LILY
second Ra e-Ihe Baden-Baden Handicap sweep,
stks oi $50 eacn or oni 40 u declared Su and
81 800 aided OF which s3OO 10 the second n'r... anu
the Ihird his stake three mica rwepS liz
nominations and wo STAR o. smS. Poois0Generai
Monroe $3.50 Nettle so. Books-Gene al d VI
100 Sttie led ior anont ole mile and half wnen
General donroe took the eal and LeI1 IL WINS n,ros
six lengths Time 5:56l4 Mutuas on Generd Mon''o
Th,rd purse ~ $780, Ut which Sloo
free for nor,es beaten at saratoga in 1888, and nor
having won race July 2O Weights po1nus 9s
allowed pounds; maidens allowed, il years OH, 10
POUNDS ii years. is pounds u years Or fnr
sl,rers-rope Lev, D. 10, otoyall; Georse a., .,
amison Vera 3 ~ w1reGs ; amor si5o vcrt $50
Pope Leo $40. aud George L. so Booas-nsi ~ o
more 10 D. rope Leo am vera eaeh . W - en- well ~
l. 10 TO l. Vera was tue hrst on, the ot1eIs Wga
getner Finishing tue furong !ssaid nhir I''p ~
In the lead. Georse l. seco ID men vera anu
Vera being sec5nl Coming up tue regular strech Wiz
"A rlsl Pope Leo Jumped nome 20 winner " $3.50
leggtb Harry Gilmore second. Vera thirj, George ".
lasf Time 1894. Mutuas On Pope lsso palu 81 w;
Fourth Rac,-frec Aandiclp stecpcchase' purse %
$500 OF which @IVJ thc sc ond hOrsei .ntan ee'
tnrue entres; fractional course No about "a mics.
Three startcf.-Mss MOdIscy. aged, l3J, r. h.ahel
Rieuz, 8. 1872. otauics; and fGIy, agcl' 10 "a;
Me,ney Ppols-isiruzi $780, Mise Mo llsey SlOO anu
Fary s35 Books-RenEi even, Mss iou.sey 20 D anu
Fury ,ol. Kenz.. Miss Moulscy anu fary vas vac
ord r al tue seud oh Al tAirl lump Mss hOui'ey
wa, al the front and Fury Reaching the jumps "a
The sOmtd OF parx Fury went u thc irOI. ani
led over the western JuiJ% AIter t1i, icy IS
together leaders cuangel AL every wan OF "c"to-
In tue 1nai srus-!e u tn man rtIe.cA an - 60
L,s Inn, "a hurdle 40 the seyen-'ur OnR pDiel hlehN
A o Srd tie ga, an1 good winner by thiee
lengths. Fury sccJnd, MI,s hOulsry ihifd Ihe i'-o.
Mu1nII, Oh Ri-nEi pi1 SO IL was after O'Clock
1eore fbc ast raoc was Thus cOscd tho Bar
atvg1 racing season lOr 1883.