New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-24

FAVOR
IrRoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSE.l
SARATOGA, July 23.-The attendance at the
to-day not in point of numbers so large as tnat
of opening day Saturday last buthose who were
present favored with programme OF four lively ra-
ces This was the first extra or alter
nate day. and In point of fact the sports were more
evenly and better contested than those OF Saturday
Baces of horses at the close OF the day came 10
the conclusion that they had backed the avorites they
would feel financially better.
The opening race Of the extra day, one mile was Tor
purse OF $780, Of which $50 to the second horse The
free. penalty was put upon winners and
allowance granted others The starters we're u Boyes
gelding Rhody Prngle, by Enthusiastically o. loz'
Bayock); c. Reeds gelding Mandamus. by John MOI
gan-Duet "A, 100. Thayer); N. W. Kttsons hly Equity,
by Enquirer-Fanne Mattingly g, 80, McManus); O. W.
Medinger's Helose, by Pimlico-Utlla IT, w. d.
waker) Morris Patton's geldng socum by Glienelg-
Dot g. 1922 saxe p. O. Fox's lilly Jennie Blue, by Bill
letJennie c. g. 100 TaylOr) In the pools and books
Slocum trhe better thought Of than Mandamus.
The start fairly good one, Jennie
Blue leading Before o furlong had been covered
socum the front and led Equity past the quar-
ter pole the others running together at their heels On
the straight stretch the order was substantially the
same except that Heoise running far at the rear
Sl0cum led good length at the half pole, but on tine
lower turn Equity followed at a short half length. The
now plainly SOcums, and, though pressed, he
maintained the advance to the close winning by about
three lengths, Maudamus next and half length better
than Jennie Blue third, sine followed nome by Equity
Rhody Pringle and Helose. Time lash Mutuals on
Socum paid $16
The second race, at a distance OF one mile and five
hundred yards a sweepstakes OF $15 EACH play or
pay, with $500 added money including 500 to the sec
oud horse Penalties special allowances named
in the conditions Of the The dash was engaged In
by Burnham & Kimbels colt Capias, by John Morgan
Madeira a. 1I3, ONeilD; the Louisiana Stables horse
Walensee, by Waverey-Phasma "a, 113, Taylor; j.
Maddens FLY Laura Glass, by Buckden-On Time "a,
101, Sheridan Morris Patons geldng Drake Carter
by Ten Broeck-Catina g. 107 BlayoclO; o. Bowies
geldng Nettle, by Dlckens-Nettie a, lO3, Smith W. d.
SteveusOu's FLY Imogene. by King Alfonso
Irene q, IS, McManus W. L. Cassidys
gelding Carson, by Glengsrry-Hop 70, liz, Murphy
Drake Carter immense fayorite and carried out
in handsome manner the expectations OF his packers
Capas first under motion at the drop OF the nag
stand Waensee led the way but at the hrst
turn Imogene rushed the advance and held II round
TO the backstrech when waensee moved up and dis
puted the place. At the half pole Drake Carter moved
up rapidly the lead and held 1t TO the close winning
By four good lengths Waensee second aud half length
ahead OF Carson third, Imogene coming fourth Sete
nnh Laura Glass sixth. and Capias seventh and last
| Time 2:l7i4. Mutuas on Drake Carter paid % Az.
The third race was for purse OF 5000, including $50
TO the second Entrance free Penalties and al
owances also specified In this race The distance
was quarters me The field or starters were:
turnham & kinoels colt Iennyson. Dy Great Tom
| e..
ernOf BowIe-very g. o. Saxe) Churchill Johnson's
| colt WapakoDeta, by War Dance-Mlss Grey "A, lOs,
scoand2Bobinet g, 90, Wethers); G. Reeds gelding
Talleyrand by Great TOm-Benecla %, 80, SheridanG
a. IO5 HearDej; and the Yonkers Stables horse Ma
| varro. by Buckdeu-dam by Joe slower %, 10
about thu betting Ialeyrand led Al the start,
DuG at the end OF couple turiongs Iaileyrand and
Navarro took advance ana terms. Iney
continued round to the upsretch, when Taeyrand fell
second position, toe latter being passed oy Mon
| final fruOU s At fVelV
| by two lengths, Monarch coming IN second snd nVe
lengths In 'front.' OF Ialcyrand third tue race being
brought up by WapakoneIa, Baocarat, Jenny son anu
Sunrise IN the order named. Time, Eloi2 Mutua!s on
| Navarro paid gl4 80.
finished tue days programme Tne purse was 100 o,
wneh 700 to the second no. a. rue r ssy
! eeldn. Mstra by Vlrgil-Gienella "A, lO7 $1,000,
sspIc aged fo5, 500 Baycoekj j. McLius Minis
| rrldInK Hartford. Dy Joan Morgan-Caomei %, ia
$1,000: MeLaugalnG tue Memphis staolss geld, geld,
| a. 81, 5000 Brancll; and W. L. Bntcls
to%0Fannie Fisher %. lO7, $1,000, Collins In
the betting, Hartford had the cal over he field Well,
ngton had mont for three furiongs, when Hartford
assumed advance and ned to tne close, winning
haudiy by couple OF lengths In 2OOl4, BABY second.
coming next and Helen Wallace last. Time. 20O+. fhe
winner bousat in at the stipulated price Mutuas
| PROBABLE STARTERS IN To-DAY's RACES.
Following are the probable starters, weights aud bet
| ting on t0.mor ow's four races
J First Race-haf mile-Ascalon. 10 pounds. $70
Audran ITO pounds. $40; Powhatan, ITO pounds 500;
Loftin 10 pounds $780, Embargo, l07 pounds $50 !;
| Tou lO7 pounds, $50 Barton, ITO pounds $50 Tus-
csrora IO7 pounds. s35 GreystOne. ITO pounds $50
| Lloyd DAILY, 10 pounds. $50.
second race-iniIe aud quarter-Boopack n pounds
| 500; Harry Gilmore. ll5 pounds, 20; Apollo, Ito
| hounds SIS Ascender, 1O2 pounds 900; LORD Lyon,
| 100 pounds $50. . 49,
| Third race-three fourths OF mils-Fellowpay. III
hounds Sl25 Chandelier 80 pounus. 49, Richard Loud
X pounds s2I; Baron Faverot 30 pounds, SIS nio-
| gene. 92 pounds Sill 49,, ~.
| Fonrth rnce-nu rdles-Oue and quarter miles--Ds-
| turbaDce. 49, pounds. S4l Guy l4o pounds. S5S ;
| brakeman, 46 pounds, So Light Horse larry. III
| pounds. S25.
NOT ANXIOUS FOR THE SARATOGA COURSE.
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