New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-04
MIDSUMMER RACES.
TWO SARATOGA FAVORITES SUCCESSFUL
KING FAN. cAPIAs. coNKLING AND HAhIFoRD THE
WINNERS.

WINNERS.
iFRoM SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.l
SARATOGA, Aug. 3.-This the twelfth of the
series OF racing days given under the management OF
the Saratoga Racing Association this proved to
be an interesting one, and was enjoyed by large
number OF spectators. The weather was hne ana
breezy the condition Of the track had greatly i'm
proved since yesterday Two OF the ayortes were sue
cessu The four winners the Dwyer Brothers colt
King Fan, Burnham Kimbels colt Capias r. O. Pates
colt Conkllng and ]. McLaughln's gelding Hartford.
First Race-Purse $780, of which $50 to the second
horse: entrance For horses which have not won
race at tue present meeting horses when hve not Won
those which have not won race this year allowed II
staTtsT;-Tilll%% Scott. aI!y An T %sS1.
Dwyer Brothers' colt King Fan, by King Lrnest-Fan
Fan, g. los. Mclaughlin; NJ. ID, Calaghans mare, by
gelding Wellington, by Genelg-Jua MattingIy, 4. 81
Branch; r G. Pates FLY Vera. by King Alfonso-Iyer
George Rice-dain by Rebel, 4, los. Askeyi f. Corr-
gans Ally Golden Rod, by War Dance-Ballet =, 81
Chckabddy q 49, SAKE; NJ. r. DannhePs geldns Callao
by sneBettie Ward aged. Io3 Riley Oden BcTl se
smith; anu H. O. Dawsons mare Vexatio1 by James A. -
Vixen, 4, 1Ol. Evans. Pools =. Vera 500, KING Fan
each 500 and the field $3.50 Books-Vera to l. King
Fan TO l. Golden Rod to 2, All Hands Around ana
IL /. Arcola mare Wellington and Wechman each
3 /. All Hands Around was nrst IN nouon' vera,
Welchman and KinR Fan next In Order ana tne Lo,.
together. Rushing forward IN cloud OF dust Ming an
emerged in the lead reaching the main track az Tue
hslf pole the other contestants beng wei up hing an
maintained his advantage TO the finish line' wlnniug
handy by three lengths. All Hands AROUND secohu a
other eight Golden Rod, Ve1ation. vera, Cnshii
man Time I:I7Io. Mutuals on King Fan paid SIG 30
second Race-Purse S400. Of which 500 to the sec
OF the value OF $1,000. TO carry lbs extra Horses
which have not won this year race OF tne Value o.
this year allo we'd IA lbs maldcns allowed. II years
old, IL lbs, If years old Il lbs, II years OF up
Four starters-w SCOTS geding Referee by hurrah
kinney X, 3, 80. sheridan; Durham d hinp %cs
Laughlin Morris Paton,s geldnE Ballast, " Bonnie BON
dodn ri by Sfs
son. 4. los Unl Pools Capias 800 Ballast sioo,
Bsast and TSIea1Serer each to and Referee 70
l. Ballast took the start but after the hye hundfen
lead and held 1t round to the finish line, winning easily
by couple OF lengths Referee next and four lengths IN
front of Ballast third Ta1gatherer bringing up the rear
| Time, 2:l6. Mutuals on capias paid 50 CO. $1,000,
Tnrd Racr-Purse $3.50 Of whco $50 10 the second
race OF the value Of $1,000 70 carry pounds extra
others not having won race at the present
sST %e n pSU entries fvo GsGas
GG Ey cs colt p by
ported Genelg-Florence COS, Kleyl L. Dannemans
hcs, rai Slsy ss9s G sna y nyssSd ss1
MarWtCK-Lunh
Poos-Emigrant $780, Conklhg SAT. Melcher 49, row
| hatan SI3, ana Mineral 81 Books,Emigrsnt TO o,
Conking 10 2 Telcher % 1, Powhatan TO l, and
Mineral % 10 Couklin-, Weoher and Emgrant was
the order OF three at the send Oh Weoher soon
after took the lead showed the way INTO tue main
| track bat on the turn was headed by
Gambling These Two even terms round 10 INC
seven IN lons post when COnkng drew away AMI rusI.d
home winning by gOoI lengiLs WeIcher second,
and about neck better tnan Emigran tnird. Mineral
being fourth, aud POwhatan fifth and last
lime. l:Isl4 Muuals on COnkling paid sJ9 DO
Fourth Race-PurHe $3.50, OF when 300 10 tue second
frg ne "
for 500 horses entered to 20 sold for less allowed
one pound for each 500 below that price. down 10
81 600 pounds for each 500 below the Latter
price for those and having won race at
me present meeting allowance OF I'VE pounds;
one mile aud "a furloBg. Five starters-P H. DunyS
gelding Krupp Gun, ny Harry Ofali0n-Ihe Bahsheo
Jared Ds pounds, $500, Riieyl; B1rnhain kinDdFs
blly Alta b. Oy Glelelg-M A. b. a. 3D. $500, Ncthrrs;
j. McIaughn's gcldipg HarGori. by joan Morgan
mare Helen Wallace by Governor Hsmpton-Fannic
Fisner 10 1O3. $500, Evans and joan FOrOess geidng
Banton, Oy Bonnie -cOtland-Minnio Brown tagged DJ,
$500, JamisOul PoOls-uartfori $50, Helen wallace
ii 10 Aha b. $50, and field SOL. BoOks-Hartiord
10 q Helen Wallace 10 ., Alta b. Ito l. ba TOT Ia /,
krupp Gun % - l. krupp Gun took the lead AT the
scnuOn out Alta b. frat fiIisned tae fufi0nR On the
turn Banun placed mis- cOOr AZ the front and led round
on the backstfefch. Hartford went for ard ana
mad everything his way during the rest OF the
race winning with perfect SIX lengths In advance
of Helen Wallace, second. many lengths Deter
than Blahto, third. followed Oy Ala a. touftn' and
Krupp Gun nfth aud last Time, Los. Mutuas on
Hartford paid 30 20. The winner WAS bought In BY
his owner al OF $40 ABOVE entered price,