New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-27
EVE WINNERS At SARATOGA.

FIVE WINNERS AT SARATOGA
IRISH PAT AND RAPIDE, GENERAL MONROE, LIZZIE
DwYER AND MANITOBA TIE SUCCESSFUL
HORSES IL THE RACES.
lBr TELEGRAPH To THE rRBrNEl
SARATOGA, July 2G.-1hc attendance at the
race to-day immense and showed coneln'iYeiy thai
saratoga vii. not be permanently injured by the rivalry
OF Chicago. OH racing men from the first
proclaimed their belief that the Chicago racing season
would only hunt Saratoga for The opening week
or 50 and that In s Of war the latter would prove
the victor They argued that Chicago dd not possess q
population large enough Support 80 long end contnn
ous Il meeting. Saratoga on the other hand
having a summer population exclusively Of people
VINO come 10 spend money and to be
amused and possessing Li-h racing prestige was
bound 10 become the victor I'm support of this view tie
fact can be stated that In last week SINAI. but steady
stream of horses has been arriving at this track rom
Chicago, principally composed of Canadian jumping
horses but with here and there name not unknown to
the auual, OF racing Old Renegade came on Tuesday.
Ihi, morning also arrived from Chicago, lmo-ene, an
Arkansas foury car-od Gy. which m the spring Of the
year ran mile AMI quarter in 2o-'i at Lexington,
beating good horses. She also Won races at HttsDws
and Chicago
When the hour came for the first the well-f'cd
ro OF the grand stand and ,be crowds upon the green
showed that the public interest had been kecny excited
mainly over the saratoga cap. A. rule the public
cares little for wDyelr old contests, which are to the
the racing man me S"'e'c', h"i'''@ oi '' ''''' H'
tuc popular enthusiasm has never been aroused by
ANY except the veteran horses which have repeated
victories Therefore all the Tx IN the pailors
OF the hotels upon the riazza I'm the little deer park
and upon elm-shaded Broadway and out in the grand
stand was about General Monroe. souiherneis
talked vaguely about Ida stanhope' but
the NEWCOMERS were numerous and united
~ t,. tro co,.-,I yr,s ,rvucbIs
4 f.n contingent syv Y,ri'is arrived tbs morning
The great feature Of he days racing wax the victory Of
,crcr.,l Monroe for the Saratoga Cup SO certain
his rfoty that there were only other horses IN TIE
i,lL and - ev wore tlcrc 10 win n they could.
n |tn nc t'' nI Ida -t,ubopo were .tne
f,vn hold ouc, COMPENSATION got cowpCn~a-
ti,, in the shame OF second money $500. but
iiol ~ w VI r 4, +r,,,, f., me and l., SIAN.
ILL.,, ,',, w. s,y,J ti.ilv I'm ,Le etf,rf 10 win the
800 for Third place Friends OF General Monroe
,, go --,. ,,t .,t.r.J mo failure Of vouu- Wuaatry
;, , J.r .'1rt for fine Saratoga stakes ANA the
i. ii,, fr.ft.I tle puolir and married au otherwise
nr. ,.,'s -,urf Interest i'm the race gone before
,. ,,, .ri t,rr,.,t,'s victory wa, Witnessed with
,art crs ,i9utona's victory over The great favor
H. The NlnilAi In tho Inst race wa, am immense sur
- - ,r,c f. .t ,,,I the d,,. I,lirhtuL
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D.IAiLs OF TIE Hl "a. !, ,,,,.s Will. s,oo
=, .il... .,-, ,.,.,..,i- .,...,ai ,rei-'t oI,,y-
"'d'i lot i"'.'g" wy "a ~, .|,,
anccs, distance 81 mile Eonr rtlri'is-N l. CASSIDY
liug Reed, lbs Glcuearry-lIop uU2 pounds. ridden by
, ,.:... - "A. u-.tI.,,. tIv Tuiu : nv Vt,tor-
NonNi"Fl' ~ "" '' - NJ, III,
hy Griu.tcs-t xuemmcutal 1Dj, Lcwis; f.. Correan''
cor irish PAT by Par Nalov, G0j Ne-D. Books
Tcs! even money; I;lgple, .; lush Pat, . 10 >;
Vas v1nns WGeatey. and from nervousness lie sent
off Inc horses when Reed, tl' fN0ute was
two lengths behind Kapde and Irish Pat
chute. the leaders maintained Their position ana