New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-03
GEORGE KINNEY BEATEN BY DRAKE
CARTER.
CARSON, DRAKE CARTER. LORD RAGLAN AND GUY
THE WINNERS AT SARATOGA.


lFRoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNEl
SARATOGA, Aug. 2.-Rain this morning and the
threatening rain this afternoon lessened the attendance
at the track The track in good condition. consider
ing the rainfall Two three showers fell before thd
| racing was concluded. The first race was won
by W. L. Cassidy's Carson. The Sequel
Stakes, for three-year-olds, the second race,
fell to Morris Patton's gelding Drake Carter.
The third race mile heats by Lord iglau tho
favorte, who captured both heats The second heat
was run in the rain. mile and half over six hurdles
the handicap that closed the days sports
1t by p. A. Bradys geding Guy in 3:15%. Guy
was the rayorte.
First Raee-Purse $780, of which $50 to the second,
and the money, SIS each to be divided be-
tween the second and third horses; horses nos
having won, this year, a race OF the value OF
$1,000, allowed pounds; those not having won
a this year. allowed IA pounds; maidens allowed,
II four years old, Is pounds; IL five years
or upward 2o poundsi three-quarters of .
mile. Three starters-wandering 3, 81, Purcell:
Carson, 8, 10s, Blaylock; and Navarro S.
Ill, Ural. Pools-Navarro 5000 Wandering s12o.
and Carson $780, Bo0ks-Navarro even, Wandering8
to /, and Carson to l. Wandering. Navarro and Car
the order at the send-oh Carson passed
Navarro at the end Of furong and aferward sweps
past Wandering He led by trfe the Eastern turn.
Increased his lead I'D the stretch, and won By q
couple Of lengths, Wandering second and two enghs
further away Navarro the favorite third and last
Time, 1:17@ Mutuals on Carson paid S15 so.
Second Race--The Sequel STAKES, for threeyearolds;
$50 EACH hf, with 600 added the second to recevs
$780, aud the third 500 of the stakes Winners Of
any stake Of value OF $1,000 carry
lbs OF stake of the value Of 1000, lbs extra
horses having a race in 1883, allowed s
lbs; maidens allowed 10 lbs; one mls
and five fmlongs. Thirty-fve nominations
and four starters-Empress dos, UraL George Kinney
u2s, McLaughling Baccarat uo5, Blay-
Ioolr md Draka (arfer Spill
Pools-George Kinney S4Oo. Empress and
Drake Carter each 500. and Baecarat $50. Books
George Kinney to g. Empress to l. Drake Ca rter
TO 1, and Baccarat Is to l. George Kinney took the
lead at the start but passed By Empress, who
made her advantage full length the turn and
tnued 1t the stretch and round to the quarter pole.
Drake Carter increased his pace aud the bacSsrecl
rushed to the front. and the order Of his
following Empress George kinney and Baccarat.
When tho circuit OF the lower made George
Kinney secured second position and made
effort close In the leader. Drake
Carter looket decidedly like winner and
finish line lengths ahead OF Empress second, tea
co@ng in a poor fourth. Time 2:53ia MuiIaIs on
Drake Carter pad Sl4 81.
horse. and the entrance money SIS EACH to be divided
between the second and third Horses not having won
those not having won this year allowed 10 lbs.
Maldens aegrd if three years old ii b' Il four
laGcd, 10 Bayloe; Lord Raglan. o. Io7, UraD Lord
Lyon, TO- ll5, Taylor; aud Matte a. los.
5000. Bonnie Bird s45, and Nettle S35: Books LORD
Nettle TO l: Lord Raglan was fist in motion at the
drop OF the ag but Lord Lyon went TO the 'front.' tho
turn and showed the way the bac strtch and near
the half pole Lord Rag up on even terms Lord
LYON showed at the front on the lower turn bu: WAS
back Lord Raglan continued his lead aud the
by half length, Bonnie Bird second four lengths
advance of Netle third Lord Lyon being fourth and
last. Time, l:iiA. Pools second heat-Lord IA alan
$500. Lord Lyon s55. Bonnie Blri $685. and Nete so.
Books-Lord Raglan 10 4, Bonnie Bird and Lod Lyon
one aud In the rain. Lord Raglan led off and
headed. winning the heat and by threpquarters Of
length, Netc second aud four eugths better than Boa
ME Bird third Lord Lyon being fourth aud last Time
l:47 Mutuas on Lord Ia Ian paid SO so and 50 60
Fourth Race-Free handicap hurdle race, purse 500.
OF which 500 10 the second Morse entrance free
tlorse Harry a. 100. Meaney), and Guy aged las.
McGratn). POos-Ciuy 5000 and Light Horse Harry
Sl55. BOoks-Guy to 2, and Light Horse Harry u 3.
lnis proved an easy victory. LigIt Horse Harry
fell at the second hurdle the seyenfurOng pole,
aud before Meaney could remOunt again aud get under
motion, Guy HAD cleared tnirl hurdle AID was on
the western turn. Guy won the AT his pace,
and fully twenty e1gtns better than gnt Horss Harry.
Time 3: ga Muuals on Guy paid - 80.
Tine following are t0-m Orrow's starters and betting:
First ce-Purse $3.50, tnree-quarters OF a mile Vera,
log pounds, $50; Golden Rod, 81, 500 King Fan,
l0l, $40; Gardsld los. S39; All lais Around, Oh,
II, $40; Wellington, 81, Sl2; Welcadlan, 30, ST.;
Arcola mare, SS. 80.
Second Rsce-Parse $500. mile and five handrcd
yards; Ballast, 10 pounds, S55; Cspas, ILL., $780, fsx
Ga,herer. los, 800; Referee 80, $40.
Third Race-Purse $3.50, throe-quarters OF a miles
Emigrant 90 pounds, $40; Conkllng. lob, s45i
Weloner 90, $685. Powbataa, IS, SIS; Mineral 9S. IS.
Fourth kace-Purse $3.50, me and "A furlong; dart-
ford, liz pounds. 500; Helen Wallace lob, $3t:
Banton, 90, $50; Alta b.. 49, sll; Krupp Gun, 81, So