New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-17
RACING AT SARATOGA.
GEORGE KINNEY AGAIN BEATEN.
BONNIE LIZZIE. TAxGATaERER, DAN r., AND



DISTURBANCE THE WINNERS
IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRrBUNE.l
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 16-This was the
Saratoga Associations twenty-third racing day ana
the twelfth In the order of regular days There was
large attendance For the Congress Han Stakes .nc
Freakness Stables Bonnie Lizzie was the tayoe' ana
of the three heats In the second race the
Dryer Brothers George Kinney was the favorite put
was defeated by Carroll Maek's Taxgatherer l.
Hefners Dan K the call In the betting In the thru
race and came home the winner. He was the second
successful favorite Of the day The fourth race was
won handily by c. Reeds Disturbance.
First Race-The Congress Hall Stakes for all ages,
S25 entrance play pay with $500 added by the pro-
pretors of Congress Hail. the second TO receive $780,
third $50 Of the stakes horses not having
this year of the value of $1,000. allowed I'VE
pounds those not having won any this year al
lowed ten pounds. Tnirty-seven nominations;
heats of three-quarters Of a mile. -Four start
ers-Navarro, ), lib, Fitzpatrick; Saunterer D, no.
Blaylock Bonnie Lizzie, s. 103 Fisher; and Monarch
4. 1O5. Lewis Poois-Bonnie Lizzie Sl25, saunteter
$780, Navarro and Monarch each $50. Books-Bonnie
Lizzie TO 10. Saunterer to 1, Navarro to L. ana
Monarch to L. Navarro Bonnie Lizzie saunterer and
Monarch was the order when the flag went down Ma
led by length entering the main track, oouoed
this advantage the lower turn, but was only length
front entering the upstretch Bonnie zzle being
In rush hone Saunterer came TO she front near
the last furong, ana III 10 W
half length Navarro second and three lengths In advance
OF Bonnie Lizzie the fayorite) third Monarch being
fourth and last Time of first heat LIS. Before the
second heat: Pools-Saunterer $105 and field $50
Books-Saunterer 10 2. Navarro to D. Bonnie Lzzie
to 1, and Monarch to l. The order AT the send-on
WAS Bonnie Lizzie. Navarro, SaUnterer and MONARCH
Lizze led the way clear round TO the deciding
line and won the heat by neck, Navarro second anu
length advance OF third Monarch crossing
fourth. Time OF the second heat I:15ia Before the
tlrd heat POos-BOnne Lizzie 5000 and saunterer Soo
Books-Bounie LEzie 10 and saunterer to 2 s@un-
led but speedily passed by bonnie Lizzie wn4
showed the way to the finish line and won the heat ana
by lengtn Time Of the tara nea i:l94 Mutuas
on Bonnie Lizzie paid $ll TO- al 40 and 20 20 soo
second Raee-A free handicap sweepstakes OF S2O
each II not declared out; with $500 added OF when
500 to the second horse and tine third to receive 500
out tue one mile and tive furongs Elk en-
tries; SIX slariers-Georse kinney %, 10. McLauga
1O5. BlylOcG); Iaxgatherer a. 100 Lewls He6ue e.
81. smith aud Barnuu, q. 80 Wetbefsl: Pools
Fe~ s,n $50 aud toe rid SIS Books1eorge Kin
ney to g Wedding Day to J., Fair Count to l. Net
George Kinney first III motion and kept at the front
unt coming up tch cue last time, wnen be was
call OF the whip la the final struggle TBtgatherer
rushed 0utGide aId crossed the line Gead n
Georse Kinney tird ioo sed by Nettle fourth, Fair
Count nit1 and Barnun sixth. Time. $50 Muuals on
T1r1 KaeeNpirsc 400 entrance SIS The winner to
he soll at auction - 000 horses entered TO be soil
for ii 800 allowed pounds for 81 600 10 pounds, for
less a,oTed III addition pounis for eacD slOO Deow
II 900; nIae entries; mile. six siarter5-M0ntl
ceuo. 3, 90, $1,000, West; Campani,d, ., III se1o'
dorsey Pruress 5. 1O4l9 5000, blaylock Dan h.;
eyed. lU5. 1900. McLaughiD; Calan aseu, ~. yoVO
s1eridan Gle- ne t. 1o3, 900 Lcwls Pools
Dan X, $3.50 aud neld 800 Books Dan n 10 .,
Princess aud Genganne eaeh TO l. Callao 3 to l,
Monlicello 3 to l. and Ca.npanni 20 10 l. Princess
start. and the racers went around
tne nrst turl Duncl. Caiaoe rider oherdanD was
unuO-sed bnt fortunately escaped injury. Campanlnl
to lead at tne qarer-poe buL when me ha.p9ie
WAS gained Gcnsarlne rushed To the 'front.' anu se the
pace round eastern turn 10 the upsr tch followed
%, Prucess Dau ald tie Others. Dan h went 10 TIE
front cunning he retch, anu maintained IL 10 the
ulysr inning eDgtJ Princess second ana length
IN trout " Gl,nglrine tIld, followed by MONTICELLO
iourth aud C4mpeuini hit.. Caao riderlese ran o
cuupe OF mllus before stopped. Tune ll0i2 Mutuals
q % uaii h. paid ~ o.
Fo.rtn l.ace.-A Ireo ha3dicap steepechage purse
$780, 500 10 the seeoud horse three entries;
sul course, about am taroequarters miles Inroe
stlrcrs-,) Disturbance, aged lJl, Meaney Miss dou
s-y lIGl2 drCrlh ard Rieuzi, 123l2 Stanley. Pools
Disturb rl7J MIGs Moulsey 81, aud Reuzi $2O
ictuag / eainst Disturbance, 4 ~ against htss
Muila.t, % asatUst fleulL DlsufDance leu on
a. "A a ~ uu.e and nal anOst everything his way
except al TIE Jump, wBen Renzi led, but was
passed tue favSIe, ThJ held the front nuely 10
nnsu Iaiug by AK lrug.Is. Nils MIulsey second
tur lengths better IMAM RlchLl tult'l line oo-' hu
paid 80 80.
Tne foilo~Iug are tO-morrows starters asd ehoice
First race, parse $500 tnreequarters OF a mile-M r.
80 baron FaycIO,, lU3 SO; FairlIew, log. ga:
uarfet, lU6 $l3 Niryada, TO- Sll Little Emily, 80,
SlO; ampADIni, %, at; kIug Ernest-Chano5 My,
30 $40; Lazy ~ On o. elO; Billion. lVl. -.
second Race, purse $500, mile hests-Caplas, llS
pounds. SlUJ, jim NelsOn III. $50; R'sane 80, 500
Ida b., lOl, @lO.
III Onuds, 30; BrOcaIe. 81 40; Iiiord l07, S3o
H-rftet, lU2. S6 RnOGy Pnngle, lO4, %.
Fourtu pune $780, mlie aad Iuflong-baDy
1U7 800. BAL Dlrd, Los, 80