New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-28
GOOD RACING AT SARATOGA.
THREE FAvORITEs SUCCESSFUL
rosrdUARD. NAVARRO AND GUY THE
WINNERS


A.. WINNERS
tFRox SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRrBUsE.l
SARATOGA, July 27.-In point or interest
and lively fnshes to-day's four extra races nave NOT
been exceled this the Saratoga Racing Asso
ciation's track, and as general rule, inc extra vi
alternate days almost always excel inc regular oaSs.
While the attendance not large those present
seemed to enter heartily into the sport ana
ringing cheers greeted the horses at the finish
time John Forbes's FLY Princess. fayorite'
won the first race dash of threequarters OF mile'
The second race, mile and quarter was captured ny
another favorite-w. Kavrs Post-9uard In the third
race the favorte defeated, the winner oeng the
Yonkers Stables horse Navarro The fourth race over
hurdles fSvorites Of three Starters ana IL
was won by p. A. Brady's gelding Guy The track was
in fine order.
dash of three quarters OF mile for purse OF S3oo
was the initial Of tue day. The entrance was
free Ii was for three-year olds that had never won
race Of the value Of II 600 The weights were paoou
at 112 pounds, with usual allowance Tor sex Ihose
not having race in their thr-eyearold form were
allowed seven pounds The field of contestants were
g. Randalfs FLY Nora NJ, by yotgeur-Krty Cyae
49, Sheridan); W. L. SCOTS gelding Referee Wy
Hurab-Kinney X. Q02 Lewis); ID. D. orouscs my
Saline Mccoy, by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 49, or'no'''
Burnham e. Kimbers geldiug Baron Favero1 oy Bon
nie 5colIand-Lady Lindora 1O2, o-eip y. W. ~
sons flly Equity by Enquirer-fsnule Ma.e"s'
fe5 Rileyl p A. Brady's lilly Mary QUINN oy Ippe-
rary-sarony 95 Fareyl anu j. ForbeSs niy Princess
by PrincetoD-Rosaline (95, JamsonI' In 'no N,ses
speculation Princess triho the IaVorite o'oi NO
cree The order OF the start after tedious delay' We"
Baron Fagerot Referee Princess, Equity, Nora M o"'
Mccoy ana Mary Dunn Midway down the chute rim
cess scot TO front and led tho contestants 'o 'o
regular track She showed the way around tue eastern
tnrp TO the nam stretch Salie Mccoy came OUT oi
the cloud OF dust aud appeared In second place. hiS
next followed by Nora 81. and the othe's r.inoe''
INA tanned her advantage to the hnisu Hue anu "o"
hauaily by two lengths, salie Mccoy seeohu anu
head la front OF Nora NJ third. the order OF tue otnes
belge Baron Faverot Referee. Equity and Mary quinn
Time El7L Mutlas on Princess paid Sll w
The next rsc, was lor purse $500. including $50
to tbe second horse The entrance free The COLI
ditions specified that winners OF race oil tho Vuc "
81 500 SHOULD carry fvo pounds extra ana 10 h""'
winners this year and madens allowances were sraheu
from seven to twenty Ave pounds. TIE distance was
mile and a quarter, and among those coming 10 tnh
starting poet the threequsr'er pole were Motifs
Pattoas geding Apo 10. by Leyer-Re5eoca l. Price H.
100 splmanl; w. Kavilrs horse Post Guarl, by Glen
eigLa Polka aged, 1l3, Mclaughlin W. L. SCOTS MY
Blue Grass Belle. by War Dance Ballet g. 100 Le"i|'
and r. e. Fox's lilly Jennie Blue, by BiletJennle = ''
100 Taylor) Guard had the calm the betting "hen
the flag fell Post Guard fr' away and at the guar
ter mile (stan,D led oy length Blue GraSs b sn6
Post Guard had increased his lead to two
lengths Blue Grass Belle next, tue others runhins
naral,ei on the lower and into the up siretcn
Pos Guard showed way finely ana Zoe othef thIee
head am mead two lenstns way ~ e p mi
spirited one Apollo RUM up 10 seona
position AMI making determined enot lui iie 'su'
But Post Guard ed a. ana nome ana won oy ~ 80
A polo second ana three ltns.hs III ~" ~ 9.iIs'
Ciras. Belle third. Jennie Bue last Hue Lila
Mutual. on Post Guard paid - % n-
nash OF one mile entrance iree Tor purse OF sou,
OF when $50 nd horse. was the third race on
the card. Penalties aud allowances we're named, ae1
th arters were tne YOnkrs stables horse NayrrJ by
Buckden dam by joe stoner 5.l20. tiikpaIriekl aud
saxe,' siocum va, tao iavpre Navarro vas tle nrst
under motion, but was cAush on the tur anu u"
length at tue hll post ana two eng on the eastern
turn In inc lsr quart Navarro moved very
Time l:i3a MutIals ON Navarro pao Sll 20
mite and naf race over six nnrdle Ior purse Of
SOD OF when $lO0 he second horse was hr Iuur'h
andlas, confess Of extra day. Tie entrance was
free. The handicapped Starters were r. A. Brad
polnds, Mcdratnl =. J. Flynn & Co.'S geldiu9 L,snt
hCrss hsry %s a neo 6y leo
Young Utla 90. 1874, NJ. Meanryl. Gay was the IA
yorr in the cooks LIght Horse Harry in tho pools
ignt Horse the lead the star and held y
up to sixtu aud last narie. wn.n Guy came ~ ana
and won Il by lengths. Light Horse Harry second
and fnrong IN adva1ce OF HeIc,e' third ana i's''
Tine 2:4sA Mutuals ON GuY paid ~
THE STARTERS. WEIGHTS AND BETTING FOR TO-DAY.
Tomorrow's starters. weights aud betting are as fol-
lows:
First race y mile.-R. A. johnson Co.'S Loten. lOo
pounds 1928; l. Dunnemaa's Emigrant, los. sls5; X
w. waldron's King Tom 1D5. S12j; W. p. Burch's Bob
NAV 1o2 s43; f. C. Pate's Carrie c. l02. S35 and ID.
L. Pulsler's Ianap 1O2. $50.
second race SaIatosa Cuf, 4 miles-fonkers Stables
ceueraI Monroe 100 pounds, $500; o. BOw!es COmDen-
saton 49, $3.50: Morris PattOn's Apollo. Ito. SID;
C. Belts Harry Gilmore, ll5. 800; G. Pate's Boat
mn. lis, Si5. =. .,
laird Race mile and 800 yards-N. ARMSTRONG;
Lord IA dan 1O5 pounds $50; j. IS Sher ans entries
Auirad, Se log. $3.50 j. Foro.s'- Bonnie
Bird, los, sj5. C.. DOyle's Ada Glenn. los. 100;
louisiana Stable Wa leus@e, Ill, 500 X. W. lhomass
WeddinK Day III, $50. W. L. Cassidys Bl2zcs. 100;
S35; Burnhatn a. Kimoers Cspas. III. SO
Fourth race stceplechase. about y mies-C Reeds
Dsturblnce LAG $50; f. IA stanley Reuz. 100. S25 ;
r. A. Brady's Edison. 132, S22; W. kayeAs Brakesnan
40.