New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-16
THREE FAvORITES BEATEN.
WARM DAY AND DUSTY TRACK AT SARA
TOGA.
SIMEON, W. r. wooDARD. PETER L AND GLEN
ARM THE WINNERS.

ARM THE WINNERs.~
SARATOGA, Aug. 15.-To-day's extra card
brought out largN fields OF starters The weather was
warm and bright and the track exceedingly dusty. AT
the close OF the frat race hackers Of the favorie-
Davis Halls Ally Rosiere-drew their pool tickets out
OF their pockets and scattered the lawn with their torn
fragments This was due 10 TIL fact that scotcs
geding Simeon led the nnlsh making
the three-quarter mile in 1:17. For the second
race-me and seventy yards-Morris q Patt MS geding
Fellowpay bad the call in the betting div sion The re-
suit that the favorte did not get place, the
honors being off by Corrigans colt W. Il. Wood
ard, who home in 1i7. Again 'he next race the
favortc fai ed to Get place The highest Getting was
Forbes Bonnie Bird but the winner proved 10
be the Louisiana stables geldng Peter L. who ran the
mile and furlong 1853 The only successful favorte
ofthe day was Fynus geldng Gcnarm, who made the
mile and i've fur ong- over six hurdles In 2:O3.
The first race for purse OF $500 for maiden two
yearOlds special weights and allow nces; three-quar
ter Of a mile Seven starters-Whiten Brotierss geld
ing Wild Rose 100. wesD Davis Halls flly Ro9ie'e
100 Mavnardl, Prcakness stables hly Norena tiVo
Moorhea D. scotis gelding SIMEON n02. Higgs. Wood
Town stables FLY Queen Fan 400. Rivers) suif"K
stables King AlonsoQu ckst-p Ally 100, Fnlerl kerne
gban's eelding Bob May uO2. Grint. Pools-Hosere
S1i5 Emoon $685. Nnrena and Bob Nav each $50 queen
Fan So and the n ID s12. Boo ,s-Rosiere TO 2
~ l. Wild and tie quick tep fl liz e9c 10 10 bo9
Nav led on followei by simeon 8urkStep nur r n
dn Tho siuiS and showed The way 70 IN fin sh line
winn easily by good length nos ere, w tirI
Nocpa uing homo fourtn. the QlrH@len NV , ni,n
vii ITO sittn aad Queen Fan seventh aud last lime
The se, on1 race was ur purse ~ $3.50 special pen
.ls and Swas's o n' ME-" "" stuart d. ~ af
tortis,ns colt " woodafd a. iO2. weV leudH
se ing T4e re- rIsss Dave p fifa' o Vs' Hsoa
~ oilesl ronn rawn', gslling y llI,m' Co. HI
M sf him BOWLS marc nGase a, TO-, ta,loY
Louisiana H,ah - erlim t"sIeal ~ ~, ah"ya'P
aud toler ~ each tih, Marie Hnatl eco ans 9nn f'p
hooha telowpay Won, " II woodard To Ig'lef9n
t'" Exotic ''' ara 'Nynia%s ssoa g % ID
ana Easter 80 Ia l. ies.ie led oh with Richard L. hilh
The th rs well up Richard 1. vent 10 tho itol o. ihe
end OF tue sey,nty yards and nom quarter Of mile
they ran head ana mead. Grouped at their rear were
Fosteall, Feowp sy aud BESSIE W. X Mo dard tloh
Icing b. Fostrra second couple # lengths better Than
BE sic ,hird, Easter coming In fourth Mare uft III u
Rich I'd L. sixth, fellOwpay teyenth EXolic elghth am
Williams ninth aud last Time, l47 Muluals pad
The next race purse $3.50 included SELF allowances;
mile aud furlong. Tel sta ters-Wlson d Cos
geldg dole o. o. 500 WI r Ian G reG
rg Sovereign Pat a, TO- 5000 stovall Reed mare
Alta b. o. 3d. $500 Hsss Gou9gs mare Ha vera g. a.
81 600 Fuller; Owenss mare Minnie Meteor %, l0d
800 aST TSa1G" Duffy: g." ing Krap5 sfrd Il
81 800. cLaug > and the Louisiana SIsoie e pd
500 s,vcreign Pat SII5 Peter L. s11O VerA $50 Ia
NOR SIS ami field $50 Books-Bo ME Bird TO J. Sow
ereign Pat and Peter l. each to l. Minnie Meteor u l.
Vera t. /. ZamOri to l, Hotachlmle IL TO krupp
Gun to |, Riddle AMI ALI y. each 10 to / LimOia
wa, II II away then Bonnie Bird and the others Ala H.
came TO the front tn stand and ed 20 the eastern tur
wien Pc er |. to the advance and neld II nome,
winning len eth Sovereign Pa second mead Deter
tlan Vera. third, Bonnie Blrd finishing fourth AHA Is
fifth Krnpp Gun sixth. Riddle seventh, Hotachlmle
eighth Zauora NINTH and MINNIE Meteor tenth ana last
lime 1853. Mutuals paid $34 80.
The pr1grapm- concluded with free handicap hurdio
race for purse ~ 800; mile and hye tlIlohgs
over I hur lea. Two sartrrs-NOlaDs geldlng Bou ke
Cochran g. 49, MeaneyJ, Flyun's geld n Glenarn ID,
40 Drlaney) and the Alexander Stables more scaper
a. 1874 RetD PaOl--tfl narm 20 10. Buurkr COCHRAN
and ScIlp,r 10 BOurke Cochran wa. the nrs IN mo
ton nut Gleusrn led the first hurdle aud showed
The way over al the hurdles and home winning IN good
shape bV five le Sc 3lper second ana couple OF
lengths Of BOurke Cochran third Tine 2;O3
Mu uals pad SO 30.
THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.
There are two stake TO be tomorrow. One is
the Tennessee Stakes for twoye ir-od hrceourths OF
a mile Tor which there will be starters the Cali
forna pair favoTites though Corrgans pair have
many and stanch support aud the race should be
close The Congress Hall Stakes, three iourts mi meats
sh tIld prove int resting GAeie III De nVe siu,els,
Gleneg ing Represented ny three sons, between WhOm
the ace cert Diy lie. GlelneF T. me favOritc but II
Lite Mlnch ia IN his best form wil make great hght
forI. while H. Preakuess stable will run Euchl There
VIII be ~ pure race vi a mile and furlOng, and
steeplechase