New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-20


SArA1pGA SPRINGS. Aug. iN.-Thc attend
nn,e pt ne trart fo-dot wa mo- very uering the In
tru,liuf i.o heat preventing many from attending y
waa REGULAR ~. hu the programme WA not 40 atrao.
tive au on anmo Of the ,'ta dnva
1l,p urttb annual ,ou,st FOR ihe Missra Stakes ior
nIra two ,rnrt od. rio'inod wrilhiH, rethtiea nnd
,ilovtnrr4l n NJ 20 rlp. Twenty ae,en nominations
nnd rtI.c starter. rro.r, m nndha 90. liegp
uurch's MY I,Iio uoe do5 Mpyoafdl ANA hn'dwios
MI.iou Relic 100 uollpWIil, r0ulr" Mission hrl e
fluu Tello uos dI,, aud lindhi $40 n obs-Mi 'sl'n
rclc o. a. Iclte to- g. o o. Hudhu 10 Ia / Ra'hi Of
on followed uy Icne Doe and Mission belle In ran
Mug down the chute hisaon Nellie went forward ana
ucld tn lrad 10 the co,e winning 10y couple ol ,hu"
I,uc DO. next, Hadna turd limo l10 Mutunls PAID
$500.
u tlc second rcc The purse amounted to $500 penal
tie, aud ~ oVauocs, ur" and seventy yards Two
starters Louisiana stables rollng Glcn3ar g. 100
st1ylIu, CptrgJus colt -wtnnoy 90. %, WcsD. Pools
swuury 500 and Glcuhar $40. Books-Swlnucy to
10 AMI Glcubar . to ~wnHcy was first In motion and
wasrot headed. winning by ten lengths limo 100
Mutual- paid - go
Sort followed the third annual contest for the roca
houtns stpkrs FOR Niles three years od penalties and
allowances. milo aud i've .undrcd yards lwchty.HK
nom nation, AID ak siartcrs-M .dmRcrs MY Emma
dOs Maynard. Wald.u's My Tolu Ul6, baylocR,
X .rurelu's u'y MIruo H. OOs). Krhmans ally
Eulogy uo-, West, igan'- MY Modosy ulG, Mur-
phyj Blldwln's My Marie STUART N0s, Eulo-
To- is udtHly VI o. ana INC H'W T'''
Books lodc-ty To ., Mtr b. 90 |, Tolu 10 ~ l.
Liuma and Marie stuart each 80 10 ], and Enjoy 40 %
!. Mare Stuart was INST AWAY, then Emma hhd me
others well together They came up the stretch bundled
ana az the Iruug polo IOiu went front, and they
passed tie stand and siarted for to
western turn her following Mario stuart,
Modcsty, Emma, Mitue Il, aDd Lulogy Iou con
tinu-d in the lie until rounding the lower turn an APP
proach he thir quarter ole, where Mite b. show
ID second, and Modrsty looked threatening. Al the ast
fifi.ue Noirstv TOOK lead ami held II the Hne
winniug eopl length. Mite b. second, two leng ha
heller ~ TOu thIrd; Eu fourth. Emma nfth and
Marie stuart last. Time. .: l6. Mutuals paid $50 10
Tue fourth race 400 for horses beaten here
tsi- season ID not baylI won race since July II,
allowances uonwiunerS this year; threequaters or
mile Four stsrter,-lleudre BrOners horse Inspector
as. 100 Magyar O.; Kecues colt Dutch Roller %. 100,
Arnold: HAYDEN & BarrySm re Glengarne -, %, Vest;
and Casedy'- gelilng sauuterer %, 1l5, Blaylock
poos-sauutercr 3lOO Gengarinc S95 and the field $50
Boats-EVeu AGAINST SauntCrer g 10 D against Glen
gaune. to / nst Inspector and 20 TO against lNch
Roller Dutch Roller led of, followed by Inspector, elen-
gariue and unerer GengIrine took the front at the
hslfpnle and held il to the close " inning by hat
en- tn Dutch Roller second and AK lengths better taan
Iusuc,or third, S4un-rer being fourth and last Time
1:I5. Mutuals paid so 40.
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.
Although tomorrow an day, good racing may
be anticipated The second race lot filing an owners
handlcap was substituted for which there are seven
entries There will also he woyearold, threeyoar-old
an a selling race.
FIRST RACE, THREE-YEAR-OLDs, I-lo MILES
Drusr MIME. sur OctgI.