New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-29
TIE CLOSING DAY AT SARATOGA.

TIE WINNERS.

TIE WINNERS.
SARATOGA. Aug. 2S.-The closing day of the
Saratoga ASS cations turf spOrs drew an immense
crowd It was one OF the lveiest aud msst brilliant
days OF the thirty that comprised the series
The first Tace, purse 500 for maiden thTeeyea
Odds; one mile Five siarters-Preakn, Stables colt
Hdago OOO Hleyl and FLY NOrena 600, Fisher,
Blagrave stables flly Fanda 90 600, BeramG suffolk
Stables flly Chinook 400. W,s) and Carriers geldng
Borels IO2, Rivers. PoosPreakness stables entries
800 Boreas $50. Faudango S25 and ChiuOJk S15
b oks-Hdalgo to 3, NOrena to l, Boreas and Fan
dango each to l. and Chinook 10 to l. FandangO led
off reach the quarter pole, when Chinook
ran fol ward on even terms Rafting past the half pole
Chinook in the lead followed by Fandango, Norena
and he otAers. The lead Lain aimed mill the seven
furlong was reached. Boreas rushed forward and
by couple Of lengths, Cnnook second leading by
three lengths Norena third, Hldalgo fourth and Fan
dango Last Time, 1:45l9 MutGals paid 500 l g.
Next folio ed free handicap sweepstakes, mile
and five furlOngs. Four starters-Currans geding Sow
ereign Pat a. 10S stOyaD Ba OWNS FLY Freda g. l02,
Peppers Flynns gediug Genarm %. 1O0 Beran),
and Bowios g,lding Compensation (6, lib, Wesp.
Pools-Fe da 500. Compensation $50, Sovereign Pat
S35 and Glenam $40 Bouks-Freda 10 10, sovereign
Pat and Compensation each TO l, and Glenarm 10 l.
COmpen led OF, but Freda took the lead On enter
ing the main track and held 1t Tor almost mile and
half sovereign Pat and Glenarm then up
terms, and the final struggle was exciting one. In
securing nd only head better than Genarm third,
Compensation last. limo, 3j2l4 Muuals paid S2l 20.
The third race was also free handicap sweepstakes,
one mile and a furlong. FJur starer--Preakness sta
bles CHI e Euclid "A. 1Os Fisher Coghins Easter
g. 1Ol Jauison Carriers geldng Beecbenbrooa "A, 95,
Rivers; and Badwn's br. Shenandoah %, 103 HOO-
way. Pools-Eucld $3.50, shenanc an 500, and the
f'd S35. Books-Eucid 10 3, BeechenbrOok 20 l,
Shenandoah to q and La ter 10 l. Easter and Beech
ennIOOk first IL motion Al the oud II the furong
Euclid b. the 'front.' and ed II TO tie eastern turn
where Shenandoah looked threatening. a moment
was up on even terms. Euclid drew away and won by
two lengths Easter second length better than sheuan
dDah bird, Bcec1tnb COX as Time 1:5c y. Mutuals
paii -.
The fourth and las ~ the second meeting ana
huuircdand- birty glth ~ the summer series
tie North American danlcap Sicepl chase over the
fun co re Of abUu and tnfeeQ quarters ne- Iiry
eight nominal ORs ard s;Grtcrs-I wing stables horse
Postguaid (aged, 1906 MoGrathj, and geding Disturb
ance aged $50. Kin cyE u Gys gcIing charley Epps
o. 1877; rlyn's goldng BeaVer"yck %, l44, Delah>G
Alexander aDl = horse Scalpr "a, l33, j. Henryji
J rbcss mare Mas MOusey (Agcd, ia, Mcaneyl; ana
B0ylr's mare Annette Co. 1872 Pears inl POts-lfNIhg
ntsbes entries Si25 Annette f75. Beayerwyck and MISS
20 I'd 4 10 .. Annette 10 ], Miss Monlsey
10 i, BeayerWyck 10 l, Disturbance u l,
and sca'per 10 " l. BcayerTycE was FIRST away DIS
Ca bance TO the cad the hfst jump (ruls IN east
hi ty-ihud jump. B,ayerwyck TIA regained the lead
aud hold 1t 20 tie cOse, wtuus easily by three lengths,
f. per second lite cuRhs letter than Disturbance
Third Ms Hous lUiihlnK fourth and POstguard NTH
Al nctte broke down IA trout Of tie grand stand and
within a feW yards ~ the Line Time 5:3l.
Thus closed tie Saratoga Associations turf Sports for
the season VI Is54
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