New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-15
MURPHY RIDES THREE WINNERS.
BURTON BEATHN-wELCHER MEDIATOR FORCE AND
BEvERwYcK WINNERS AT SARATOGA.

BURTON BFATEN-WELCHER, MEDl1ATOR, FORGE AND
BEvERwYcK WINNERS AT SARATOGA
IRON THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRrBUsR
SARATOGA, Aug. 14.-This was the twenty
first day Of the racing season. Probably one OF the
happest jockeys here today was Murphy
who rode the winners in the frat three
races. including the Kentucky Stakes and the Grand
Prize Of Saratoga. Two favorftes were vanquished-
the Dwyer Brothers colt Burton and r. c. Pates geld
ing Ascender The successful contestants were r. W.
Waden's colt Welcher, G. w. Darden Co.'S geding
Mediator p A. Bradys geldng Force, and p. j. Flynn
& Co. e gelding Beverwyck date Light Horse HarryJ
First Race The Kentucky Stakes, for twoyear olds
500 each $50 forfeit only $50 declared out on or
before the LIST day OF January; with 500 added; OF
which 5000 to the second; three-quarters OF mile.
sixtyseven nominations and five saters-Panque, no.
Hughes; Burton, 10, Mclaughlin; Lofrin,
no. Swinney Economy, 1O7, Blaylock;
welcher 10. Murphy. Pools-tBurton ouD
Paniaue $3.50, Economy 500, Loftin $27 and Welcher
800 Books-Burton to 3. Panique to l. Economy
to l. Lofrn aud welcher Is to 1. Loftin Economy,
Panique Burton aud Welcher was the relative order OF
the youngsters at the send-oG Economy first reached
the furong pole and cine turned into the main track
Panique was Tapped with her Economy was
outrun on the eastern by both PAM que
and Burton who round TO the regular stretch on
even terms the latter displayed slight advantage
&c the third quarter post The struggle home was a
spirited one and Wecher In burst OF speed reached
home neck In front of Panique second, he only head
in advance OF Burton third, Lottin coming fourth and
Economy fifth and last Time 1:174 Mutuals on
welcher paid SOL 80.
Second Race-Graud Prize OF Saratoga, handicap
sweepstakes for all ages $50 each, H. f. or only $40
declared BY "a July; with $1,000 added the second
horse to receive $780, and the thrd 500 out OF the
stakes; one mile and three-quarters. Fortyfour nom-
nations aud eight Monroe D. Ia FIJI
patrick irish King. aged. 100, Riley Blazes. g. 1O7.
Ural; Ella warHed, @, ITO, Hughes; Compensation,
5, Ill, Mclaughlin; Boatman, a. log, Blaylocki
Mediator, 4, 112, Murphy; Fair Count aged' IOS'
spellman. Pools-Meditator $275, Compensation $50
General Monroe and Fair Count each 49, Ella Warhed
$40 and the field S9j Books-Meditator to l. Compen
sation 70 General to 1Far Count to l. Ella
Waraeld to l. Boatman 10 l. Irish King IL to l. and
Bazes Is TO Ella Warsd took the lead at the drop
of the flag and the balance were punched, except Med
tator last Ella wared showed the way to the third
quarter post, where she Tapped by Boat
man and they finished the h9 en ,S o
western turn General Monroe captured Boatmans
place and disputed evenly the tur down the bacxstetch
With Ella Wardeld Reaching tie eastern turn the sec
ond time, MonrOes coors were observed In the
sdyS1es eaefa Monroe showed The way past
the third quarter pole after wuicn Meaitator ~
ciese yYi1npP nv length; General Monroe second,
three lengths better than Bazes, third lie was iolowed
home by Compensation fourth, Fair Count NTH Eia
Warned SIXTH Boatman seventh and Irish King last.
Time. 3:04I9. Mutuas on Mediator PAD sl1 40 100,
horse and the money. SO eaon to be divided
bet the and third horses Those beaten at
Saratoga this year. aud having race since the
20tn OF July, allowed pounds Madens snowed' II .
years old 10 pounds; II year,, 10 pouhas; years
or upward, % pounds. Eight entries, y mile Five
starIers-TenuysOa. years, lO4 pounds ONei Force
B. l1s Murphy; Ascendcr g. los, Bat lock; T. Bnrch,
3, lOl. Maynard; and Lord Lyon b, lis, lalior'
Poos-Ascender 1923, Force 800, ". T. Baren So
W. T. BuTch l. Lord Lyon 10 TO /. and IennysOn 20
10 l. and Lord l., were first away tho othersbc
Ing close up w. p went forward IN the chute aud
led the past the half mile pole into tue main
track Here Ascender and Force outran him and as
puted evenly the point On entering the upstretch
Force gained lead and held t TO the close WANING
by length AscC,~ter second. four lengths better than
Lord Lyon third TeLnysOn coming In fourth and W. L;
Bruce last Time, l:l5i2. Mutuas on Force PAID
Fourth Race-Free handicap hurdle purse 500
which $50 10 second morse entrance feei seven
Guy aged 1853, Delaney; Bel Boy, aged, 49, McGrath
Raven aged, LAG. Pearson Miss Moulsey, aged.
lao ~ Meany BeYerwyck. 4. III, 4. Meany;
Fury aged 1919, Mclean aud Rienzi. .. 127. stanley
POOls-Beverwyck aud Bell Boy each, Sl5u GUY 500 ana
the Held Sos. Bookshelf Boy TO .. Beyerwyck to
J. Guy 10 l, Rienz7 70 ], Miss Moulsey TO Raven
IL to l. aud Fury 20 to /. Fury led over
three hurdles Beyerwyck was the first 10 clear
the forulh aud won finally 10y head Fury second and
coming fourth Bell Boy hfth Rcnh sixth and Raven
seventh 1iDe 1852. Mutuals on Beryerwysk paid
Tne following are to.morrow's and choice
Frat purse $500, three-quarteTs OF me-B @
$50; King Fan, 1O5 $780, Pownatan' lO5, $780, Envoy,
lO2, SO. roo , ,,-
IL pounds, 500; Wapakoniia no. 80; Ballard, no.
SOS; Bald Hornet, 90. $35; Ida u, 9S, 50.
THIRD race, purse s40O. mile aud 1urlong-Prncess,
Grass Belle Ii3 S25 salls McCoy IO1. so; mOgcne,
Ii3 S2I; sunrise, 1Ol, Sl1; KING Ernest Channels
Fourth race. purse $780, mile aud n quarter-Manda-
mus IO7 pounds. S55 Eyasiye, 101, 500 Gath, lO5,
500; McGinty. 80 $4o