New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-19
A DAY FOR FAVORITES.
HAPPY BOOK-MAKERs AT SARATOGA
TIE RACES WON BY HART. NGrTLE w. H. WOOD
ARD AND JOCOsF

ARD AND JOCOsE.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 1S.-Walden's geld
ing Hart hot fyOdte for the fret race oiay and
good winner, making the Ave furong. in :O39 In the
second race Bowl = lding Nettie fayore, yet
there many who thought that ida stanhopo might
create surprise an accordingly backed her a
siderable amount But Ne 10 f. fine shape. In tho
th rd race W. r. Woodland was such q iayorte that ne
was barred in the Ca'hcart auction OILS, and in he
books tie odds were T. 10. He with hands down.
For he three quarters dash Wcdman Day FLY JocOso
a favorIt,, won
Tic frat race for purse o. $500 TO- twOyear Odds
which had not OF the value Of 81 900; maiden
allowances; five iurouGs Eight startcrs-McElme.P
FLY Fdee 400, Wcst) SuffO TX stables rly Little Maid
200, Anderson); Browns FLY j ybe G07. Taylor
Mcdinges gcdng Paramount 200 Mayn tro); Br, sons
nly Burgundi UO3l9 GtanD; McIaugbl's colt Leoni-
das 1O3, Fisher; Walden's grdng Hart 00si2. Blay-
lock), and Cas.idys geldng Reed 0OSl2 stoyab.
Poos-Tar $780, Reed 500. Le0nidas $50, Joyb" S25.
Little Maid SIS, and the field $50. BooksITart to 5,
Reed to I, Joybell AMI LeonIdls each to 1, Little
Mid and Paramount each 10 10 T. Fidec IS TO 1, and
Bur unda 20 toll The order OF the first four Reed,
Hart, Lit c Maid and Joyb H. At the half pole tho
rider Of Little Maid (Anderson) was urhorse1 but
capped injury Hart went forward NJ this point and car
bis colors nnish line by length and
haf Reed secopd sir lengths I'm advance Of LeonIdas
t.ird foil wed the line by Fid~ Paramount Bur
gnndin and 10 bel then came the Little Maid rdcrlcss
Anderson claimed as the cause Of his fall that stovA
Ton RooI) run him INTO the hnce Time, 03la Mu'
tua- paid. $3.50.
The oud race. purse $780, included penalties and
ao anccs; one milo and half Three starters-'og h
Inns mare Easter Is, 1903. sherj; LIQUIDS naro Ida
stnnhopc 20. l09 Bay,ocD; Bono's geldng Nette
-, 1913, Arnold. POols-Netto $780, Easter T65, aud
Ida S0nh pc S5. BooksNetle 40 10 100 Easter II TO
Ida stan IOpe 70 l. Eettle led on; then Easter and
aitcrwar Ida stnhope. Tho oide was unchanged
l.ls Tho Tho vnat
Id stan one 'scd Ea''r a q wen up TO second
20 ion Net he continued his lead, an VIII he went
hope nd eight eng BIS in advance OF Easter, third
ID las lime 24oi9. Mutual pa d - 30. III.
Cor igsn,s 60 W r Woodard dii NurpbyI Wciangh.
ius OFT mot iii, Fish,r, Davis 4 Halls ge ding vn-
ton % AuolD. Pool Nv r. " GODDARD Darredj, vntol
70 t. l, aud Mot 20 l. Ymton vs. first away, tnen
Mot and W. H. GODDARD After gu rte mile had Deen
GOV red. ". r. Wcodar gained second IOs IN. YlntoI
ke the cad ut almos hOm, wuen ". Il. VOC ard
csuS him and al the finish Lire showed heal f. rO t,
nton xt ten leugt % Ter than Nto third and last
Tie concluding race Of the day, purse 5000. penazed
winner and grated special all vance TO ali othe $;
~, MY Nortua ma A, 10G West, Brys n flly Rip
Bowes mare Empr.s- i,99Aruod We .man Day My
Jo.osc 4, lo6 otovaD Forces horse DISTURB ncr aged
Ill Gates, owens mare Minnie NJ or BOG. Fisher,
4 Halls hy Eo i,re % 90. ofcen. Hayden & Bartys
o., Anderson p os-Lady Loud $50 ,loc1,p SOD
Disurha &c 80 Nothdnua 80, toSere SO. ana neld
cacl 3 to l. Nortbauu ito Min lie Met or. Rosere an
Galaxy ZACH O.. l. Lady ~ y TO l. Empress 10 to l.
The INST ,hrcc away were MIN lie M.tcor, Disturbance
AID NOrtHanni, tlcr toge cr, Except Hpplete, Iet
a. t1 posi- In the run down In chute N.rt1suna
10 he front and held II until ap aching h seven
en- h, disturbance second. Nernauna third, Minnie
Meteor four H. Empress uit4, = h'4y 81 D. Lazy L'Id
sc'c IA, Lady Lyon e-ht Ros"rc nm D. neral tenth,
md hr.n in mp t.e rear, kppIette. Tine Il64.
Mutua paid $50 10