New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-23
RACING AT SARATOGA.
voLANTE, rRrNLAND, JIM RENwIcE AND GUY I'll
WINNERS.

WINNERS.
SARATOGA SrRiSGs, July 22,-llcayy clouds
obscured tho rays ~ tho early ths morning end Tho
eght ahowsr that tr about O'Clock indicated tho pos
ability ~ pustuoneuen of tho rIcee, hut tho weather
improved aud at tho regulation hour 1880 a. ml tho
sign Rnces To-day" elevated tho crsnd7and ~
Tho Saratoga Aasoontous Running Park between II
ana ~ o'clock Tho crowds ~ ladies' aud gentlemen
were driving toward tho courio IN carrigoi. The sun
forcsd Ne way through tho clouds ead promised fec
div Tho prevailing wind wac from tho west
Seven yonng,eru ouno 10 tho front for Tho openlns
rtoo ~ Tho jar which Tho I've yoafud contest for
the houors md omolumcna ~ Tho Flash stakes II Waa
q halrma lsh. for which hefo had beon twenty seven
nominations Scotia My Florlo was great fayori'e
but nadwn'a colt Volsnie second choice, won nicely
Tho Excelsior sweepstakes 1r all asos and out OF
twenty nominations the starters nas was faced ny
three competitors. II was beautiful race between Me
Elmeels horse General Monroe and Corrlgans Eeldlas
Froclnd Tho General had tAe CAL Ia tho betting yes
torday afternoon but tho godas led in ITO speculative
odds previous the this afternoon The bearer OF
the Corrlgan colors homo I'm good shape and won
by a length and a hafin 2l1l2 The winner was enthu
siasticallv cheer,d daeh Of hrecquarters OF mile
purse S4Oo for all with penalties ana ao Fances
brought ont field Of four Contestants for the third race
Tho pool favorte did not carry ont tho speculative ~
pectations the was won by Buchanans gelding
Jim Henvick ll5l2. Eve hurdle mlI--an l-SIuartei
race raunied the days sports. The winAins tyer
lie regular day programme opened with the contest
for the Flash stakes, for tWOyeaolds FlOO -, a. sI
added the second to save hls stake. hsf INK.
Twenty seyen NOMINATIONS and seven starters Scotts
lori wadeA's colt Hsrrgan 40, HlaylocN loun4s
colt Bosto' ck Glo, D. " ans, M9rh- ana IA5io9s
Dwyer UO7, COuEhsPsj, Ba.dwins colt Noan'e tllO,
hoilowy P9}s 59I' go; E9tnte go vd in1to
5ack 10 TO l. IIariis4n ! , to and Captain - to
En %
10 the front, hsrrgan next ana tue balancs toSrthe
on the lower t7c twO-year0lds were punched ana
rlor0 showing " Ie advantage Bootbacl first reached
The up stretch but CLOSELY pressed sY tnt Others III
The rush home Voante moved rapidly and crossed the
line two lcngth in advance " For0 second, and eu@H
further away HnIigan tnTi ne leading Ter Stoe
Lizzie Dryer Captain. aud Boo black Ilme' 49'2 sec
Next came the Exct .or sweepstakes for all ages, $50
each half forfeit VITA ~ 900 aaded; the second horse to
receive $3.50 and the third 800 out OF the stakes ono
mile and quarter Twenty-one nominations ana three
s'artcrs-Gen. Monroe g, 800 BISylocAl; Corrgah
,cllug Frecland ., H. M,uphyl, and Ally Marie
lu1rt g. 100, y. Williams Pools-FIaeiand 800, Cen
to . Gen Moaroe 6 to 3 and Marie stuart 20 toll
Everybody expected TO good race IN the General
Monroe-fIeelaud struggle. They we're not Disappointed
Marie -tuari occupied ornamental position merely
At the esd Of ia mile the three contestants were run
uug heal and head. after which Mare etuaIt ZOE d
view. blank t could have covered Henerd Non
roe and Free'and ~ they passed the nan poe ana 2Pm
creased bis pace and lei General Monroe w en$e
away, and third Zine, 2;lll2. Muina' paid - w.
The third race Tor purse Of 800 for al ages en-
SO, this year OF any race OF luc Nduc o.
81 800 70 carry pound, extra horses not having won
having tui5 year. allowed II pound@i mari
rnS allowed II three old, ID pounds; II TOUR years
% pounds; il five years or upward, 20 pounds hree
OF a mile. Four Std'Jrrs-DWiugss gedlng
,iammouist (ss.ed III. Conklngi; Buchanans ged!ng
jim RrnWick Is. 1l2. holloway; hernoshans grdlng
H. Blaylocgl. FOos-Saunierer $50. Jim Keuvck So
NilnouIs and Bur'h each Sl3. Books aln' erer and
jim RenHIck each to l, Burch 10 l and Manmonis'
4 10 /. 80 .,
Saunterer led off hut jim Renwck wasjhe first at the
tyefurong n0'o Wacu the contestants emerged IRON
the dust he eastern turn SdGaiercr ana BuIcn "tIe
even. followed by the other two rusn ng parallel Sau
cycr led past hrqurter pole but m the race up me
straight jan Renwlrs cleared himself 81 hH c'n'hl9
l.u won three GOOD lengths. ~aunterer ond 3hl
euah better than Mammonist third; Blrch bsS iOiilh
AMI last Time. lljl2 4utuals paid tl3 %.
Tie sport concluded with free handicap hurHe race
purse 500 of which 500 to the second herse en-
ir4acc free; one ue and q quarter, over i've hurdles
Two starters NrhUdrs gs.dns Major Ilckc.t 70 ~
NsIuevI: Bridy5 geltlug Guy tugci, l4), Mc'Id, ID
pou.s-Guy 500 and Major Pickett 90 BooA'-' .p ~
p Major Pickett TO ,. Guy led ar me b--lhnlhS'
cleared every hurdle in advance anu won nicely Oy Hiee
GOOD lengths. TIVE. 2:2ZI2. r, A.,
Pool, on to-lnorron's races "a follows ; The irsl
r-cc purse 500, nile ana seventy Narl'-f ON
Du Lac - pounds. $50; Iellowp ~ IL, $50 IiHze
4 10, $50; Mlttie pture. 10, SD Lmml, 3D. 20
Tie second Face, plor 81 >i'O it ,hl ''J 81,
-, ic 90 n5unIs. S31 shenandoah, 81 500 jim NtL
son, TO. so ,, r..,.u.
lp- pounds sud lOr 50; iGeIe, lJ2 ~I0; Id''.u'I
Iu5. rl5; Coral lO2, ~.
The last race viii bs for pure o. $500 three quar- ir
cf milsY .r1 Los pounds, 81 'rdLhht To- 941
Nostb3nua IOi r!3; RuihSchNd, lO1, So 'losi' -,
81; Aha b. 1851 Ioa X lO1' $40; horec' - -