New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-17
TWO SURPRISES AT SARATOGA
TELiE DOE, swINNEy, CLEANER AND BEAvERwYCK
TiiE WINNERS.
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| SARATOGA. Aug. 1G.-"It's funny kind Of n
man TINT would freeze 10 death to-day" was the
omphasla Il expression OF penplring individual who,
seated In tho grand stand at the Saratoga Running Park
was manipulating palm loaf possibly In hope of
creating u miniature cyclone. Tho weather was ~ warm
IA political canvass and Il would have been hot hal 1t
not been for tho gentle 2ephyr' from the southeast hat
famed ac tho associations hundred acres THIS no
ing "Tcuncs.oc and "Congres, Han" Day the double
attraction. besides the rc't OF the card
served to draw attendance at the track
that in point Of numbers has not been
surpassed at tia meeting Ladies' and gentlcmon began
arrive At tho park carly eleven o'clock, and wh'n
bell called the horace for The first thoc wa' not
a vacant scat In the grand stand Tho programme was
no completed until halfpa' o'cock
The Tennessee States three curriers' dash FOR two
year Ids nrsl for IN 1870, and ia successive
nncrs .wn The present umc included tho celebrated
Gdca q. rhora, Tuscaloosa GEORGE Kinney aud Wcloh
For tho renewal OF tho contest to-day,
Raid ina Vcrano was prime fav0uto especially
among HE ladies' many OF whom Vcnfufed "A
Ave oa her 10 make It mtcrrstng. The start was not
remarkable for is eycnncs he fayortc being lcf at tie
pest Packers Of vcraro exhibited disnpprova by con-
tnuc1 Kisses. The winner Huroh's fclio Doc and
holders ~ mutui smiled heartily when tcy observed
the 500 60 dividend declared. l.. j. Baldwin was 80
much dissatisfied with the start that lie at once scratched
his horse Gano IN the second race.
cinans jim Renwick divided equally the opinion Of the
hcaycs' spectators. who again compelled to bear
defeat the won in good shape by Cor.gans
S mnrY.
TIE Congress Hall STAKES were INTRODUCED in 1870 aud
have been annually since thar date Bramole was
the OH aa wi n followed by Oriole The following
year Durn2 he -ucceed ng three years Honnis LIZZIE
placed herself at tde front oh tine. This afternoon
Hayden Ia rvs Cleaner was The fayorite ami achieved
Flynns Beaverwvck was tn" favorite IN the steeple
chase md an esy wi mr. Tdus two out OF the tour
fayoriies fulfilled tie expectations OF back rs.
DETAILS or The FOUR CONTESTS.
The annual race or the Tennessee stakes,
event for twoyear-ods began the sports for
the day. Out OF forty-two nominations
Tier cam. tot.e pot starters. scotrs lilly; Radhs
i07. May arS Frans MS ge ding P@ea,ns Go6 BIay
&c }; lonug's cot Bootpnck GO6 stovalD Corrigan's
coy o AIS Bdw s aP y s1 o .1 PeSse
md colt yorapo u1o. Holloway Poo s-Baldwi1s
Doe S25, and field S25. BOoks-VeTanO even, Lizzie
Dwyer 3, to l. PEGASUS to !, Rlpide 10 !,
Tec Doe u 10 l. black IS to l. Isaac Murp y lei
at he start, Tee Doe rext and the rest III irregular
fore she got under motion the other twoyearolds were
haif fur ong away Ieie poe seized the gay nee IN
close win Ing by about haf le h. saac Murnhy n Xt
and lea ng by three lengths Lizzie Dryer tnird and she
fo owed IN by Pgasus, Radha, BOO black, Rapide and
Vera o Tine 1916. Mutuals sos 90.
Tine second race. purse 5000 conta nidg specified
W Ugh 3, al pena ties ana allowances. Nile and q
nrlonr. Five st Ow ng's geldng Mammonst
100 Magyar }: rsgan'scI- Swlrncv g. 90 FULLER;
BoWie'- mare Bessie a, 100, Arnold); Buchannn's
and Jim Kenwick each $50 swim ey 10, and
field 30. Books-N lmmonlst and Jim nwlck each 7
so cIor took tie lead the start and at the
,idnd followed by jim Benwek Bessie. s"ianey and
s'rtc but near tie nlf-poc was pass'd by Swinney
d his colors su ces fully T. tie finish line; II,
ming cl very Y six engt =, Mammo ist second and
alb at te length. better tnan Jim ke1wi thnd, fol-
lowed ny Be sic ami Inspector. Tine, LOO NutudIs'
=
Tue Congres Ha stakes was for alaec, s25 entrance,
went six NOMINATIONS AID stariers-Wmt n
T T'J '' h sg%0S co.. 6ors D' Ito uudd a. I 3
We,t Prcaknc=s stables ecding Euclid A. % tishcp
Yojr : mare Lizzie g, los. BaylocN. Pools,
Cleaner $50 Lite Mnch sl2o' LiIH@ go, ana !
Luc id 500 Books Cleaner 10 .. LIN" Mhch To :,
Lizzie to /, Euclid to l. rat Dennis 10 10 L. L1ite
nch took tn lead At the start ard continued IT to the
last iurlong when Glesnr passed TO lhe vance a,1
won tho heat by ienEh, L"lg neh s1G9nd I pSi
De MA Gnishiug fourth and Euclid hith and last Time'
on ine second hat Pools-Gleau.r 5000, aud fold |
so. b. oks-,le!n'r1 60 TO- Latte Minc! to l. Izze /
70 . ~ AMI Pat Dennis 20 10 l. Euclid 10, bit Lizzie
= ia, ad and en- the pace down he chu G.clnsr
~ t. h on ntcrng the ma rack and then rushed
iuto tie over uru on even IT, m' qod came va the /
tu1o adv m e. ON ibc llst hUI'rG bat /
tuc hcat an r,cc iy bead lizzie 8 second End two
lengths IN vance OF Euclid thud Liito " ch being /
furtl aud r't Druh' hth aud last limo ll''9 /
A free handicap -tpCileon pur 500, roncludrd /
pr. graiumc Tor the dnv and Ncra auou - nal Two
siitcr.-rlyuu's rcdnl Ecaycrwyck 3d. 10, Dr.au'J
and T. Ia tobct gel M tW'osfcr a.cd $50 r'E /
Pools. BoItcrVyck 81. q and Monster 500 IoohH. I
D caycrHyck = to D. wooster to .. IcNcrwy'k /
nr.t obc'cd tho drop ot th' h's
Wooster tmk the front ut tho second T.
iu 90 aud brd until clearing hurdle into The regular
Ia. Is the htltpouc UcNcrUytk th'u "a. rd f,t. J
ward VITA ci,c ana Icd The advance To { de, ding /
me winding by about three lengths lime, l.2sia /
Muluals pald. ~ 80.
ia" roo.. on Monday. rncoe are qs follow: ,o
Iuie $780, i've .ur uE,-l ti,lr 100 ponds, 80: /
Itttlc Maid, 100 80: Joyhcll lu5 -; imrm'uut 100
-: Itous-ruu. 100. 80 burguudm formerly sadie TO- |
500. -. LcoIdas, 1903 SO; Hart 10" sl'i Esod |
100 $40. $500
Iursr fI5O mite and hall Ea.tcr los pounds $40,
Ida -tanhop", 100, $50; Ncttl.. 1913, 500
Purse 1850 one nue-N. Il. Woodland. Ill pounds
(barr.dj. Nltot. III, 50; NnlOn, ~, ; 30
Prise 5000 thtcc-qu rtcrt o. a mlr-Northnna, lub
pounds, SO; Eppetto, a, -; Lady Loud, 80 800; |
Empress, % f6. JOcos'. 100 Sl5 DISTURBANCE H.