New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-09
A GOOD DAYS SPORT At SARATOGA.

FREELAND, CAPIAS, NORA Ne AMI Noh A'''
WINNERS.
IFRoM THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.
SARATOGA, Aug. S.-This has been delight
full day for racing The attendance at the Saratoga
Association Park was one OF the largest eItra-day
gatherings this The first race was captured oy
the favorlte E. Corrgan's Freeand In the second
race Morris PattOns Apollo the favorte but Burn
ham & KimbePs Capias won two straight heats ana
made his hackers happy The third had two fayo-
rites T. Corrgans Modesty and Morris PattOns Rena
b. but those who backed b. c. RandalPs Nora NJ pock-
eted the money p A. Bradys Guy had the call Tor tue
hurdle race, and hrst at the finish line
First Race-Purse 5000, of which $50 to the second
horse entrance free horses not having won tbs year
raco OF the value of $780, allowed pounds those not
having won a race this year allowed IL pounds !;
madens allowed II three years old, 10 pounds If four
years. 20 pounds II FIVE years upward 20 pounds !;
nine entries; threequarCers of mile Nine starters
Colonel spraQue, 9, no. Thayer; Little Emily, 4, "a,
Smith; Richard Loud. 2, rs, Purcel Vera, 3. 1905 Bay
lock- Harry Man. g. o. Farley Cailao. aged. l03 Sher'
dan; Freeland, 4. lis, Stovan; Billion, 3, 30,
Grimes and Northland, A. 113, Leslie. Pools
Freeand $780, Colonel sprague 1925. Richard
L. $780, Vera S125, and the aed $165 Books
-Freeland to l, Colonel Sprague to 2 Vera to
Richard Loud to l. Callao to 1, Little Emily 50 10 l.
Harry Mann, Billion and Northland 40 TO l. Calao led
down the diagonal stretch. Richard Loud was the hrs
to enter track at the half POLE and on the
into the upsreoh held the lead at the last furOng
pole. In the run Freesnd came forward swiftly
captured CaaO and showed head In front Mt the nlsh
line, Caao second two lengths better than Vera third,
Colonel Sprague coming in fourth, Richard Loud hfth,
Billion sixth, Northland seventh, Harry Mann eighth
aud Little Emily ninth and last Time l:l6. Mutuais
on Freeland paid S17 10.
Second Race-Pur5e $780, OF which 800 to the second
horse entrance ree winners this year. Of any OF
the value OF $1,000. OF two or more races or the
value OF 81 500 each TO carry pounds extra horses
not having this year race OF the value OF Slooo
allowed pounds Ose not having won TINS year
OF the value Of $500 allowed pounds those not
having q this year allowed Is POUNDS maidens
allowed three DID, Is pounds II four years, FL
pounds; II five years over 25 pounds Heats OF one
mile aud furlong. Six starters-Nette, 100. Smith;
Jim Nelson, 5. 1l2, Murphy; Apollo, 4, lis, 5pellmau
Capias. L. no. Mclaughlin; Ida b., 4. 100
Farley, and Imogene. 4. o. wethers
Pools-Apollo $3.50, jim Nelson SI2o. Cspias
500, and the field $50. Books-Apoilo even. Capias
TO 2. jim Nelson 10 l, Nettle 10 to l. Ida 3. and
Imogene % to Ida b. led Oh ana sho we'd head past
the stand (urOnRl On the turn she was headed by
Ca pas aud they around to back stretch
terms Caps took the lead at the naf pole and aed i
close OF the heat, winning by two lengths Ida b.
second. head In front OF Nete, third, Apollo coming in
fourth, Imogene nth. and Jim Nelson SIXTH and
last. Time 1859 The second heat-pOOls-Caplas
$500 and field 800; Book'-capias 70 s. apollo
and I'm Ss' e to During sss .s Ss
longs IL aud exciting struggle between Ca.
"A
coming up the main stretch Nette did some good racing
and time looked ike q winner But IN the run
Capa la burst OF speed, crossed the line, win
ming the nes and rsce-lwo lengths than Sete
second and eight lengths further away came jim Nelson
tuIrd. InOgene following fourth. Apollo Ith aud Ida b.
sixth. lime L56ia. Mutuals on Capas paid SIT 90
aud "a: ~ .ooo -, $500, 40 -. 49,. ..
horse entrance free for all ages; horses not hayng
won a race Ihis year allowed IL years old, pounds IL
years old Ii pounds II years Old Is pounds years
or upward % pounds i've entries i've furongs Five
Wetners Nettie W. 2, 81, Farley Molesty tate G0den
Rod p S. DDss and isena h.. 3. los Bsyocz. Pools
III -.p $40, Rena b. 500, FairyIew $3.50 aud the
| hela $50. Books-Rena IS 70 .. falrylew TO .,
Mode,y TO l. Nora 10 to l. ana Ne,tie W. IL TO l:
past hir quarter post. after which he passed
by both Reua .. and Nora NJ, disputed the race up
| some thought tnat Rena B. hat ne advantage by a
second. Three lengths behind them came Fairyiew
| third MOdesty next, aud NetCe w. last Time 1908.
| MutIials on N6r a NJ. paid SIOl go
Fourth Race Handicap hurdle race. purse 800, of
500 10 the second horse entrance free; four
ENTREES mile aud quarter. over six hurdles: Four
aged. 1873. II MeanyJi RienzI o. $50, slanleyG ana
800 Miss Moassy 500 aud Bill Bird S35 Boofs-Guy
jto5 Renzi to l. Miss MJulsey to aud il Bird 10 to
/. Miss Mousry led oyer Tue ir't four hurdles alter
when she passed by Guy. who IN tue advance
nttn ana last hurdle ana won by two lengths
Miss Mousey second and ten lengths better tnan Bni
Bird third followed by RlenH nth anu last Time 22J
Mutuals on Guy paid s. 60
Tue following are 70 norrows starters and betting
First Raoe-Purse $685. ono nile Asoender: 1O4 lbs,
500; owen Bowling 10Y lbs, $50; Pearl Jennings.
ilJ los, S75; Bonnie Lizzie, lOl los, 500; Harriet "a
los $15 l1lford lO7 los, ll3; Barnum lOI lbs, sl1
second Race-Nirginia stakes i've furlongs-BIrton,
ITO lDs SlOO; Groystono. 1903 lbs runis, 100 os
$40; King kyrie, l03 lbs. SO; Old Liz 100 ib, US
Weoher IO7 lDs $50; Lloyd Day, f0t los S2o LOftin
1O7 lbs S25 AscI,on, lO3bs, aad Adrian 100 los, VS.
sandoyal, lO5 .Da, So Iarquln lO3 .bs, , 2.
Third Kacs-Purse 400; thrse-qu Irters OF mile
Freeand l22 lbs, $50; Glengarde los lbs, so !;
Disturbance l25 lbs. S24 Dan X, los los. s23; Belle
Boy ITO lbs. FL Ida d. "a lbs, 81 Harry Mann. 1oS
los, -.
FourTn RaceTrouole stakes, about two and quar-
mrs-POstmard los lbs, $3.50: Hilarty 1872 lhs. s05;
Disturbance 1913 los SllO Guy l4o Ida, so; Annette
1873 lbs, $40; Rlenzi. 49, iDs. go,