New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-08-22
THE SARATOGA RACES
RUPERT, EASIER. FLORENCE D., BOWLER AND NIN-
plX IHE MINNEEs.


DIX lHe wINNEHs.
SARATOGA, Aug 2l.-Ihe race meeting here
was continued 10 day Flr, rsct-Fursc $500, one mile
and sevcuty yards 81 vtcIs and bcttngIenstele to
against Rupert to against Red Glrl 10 against,
Greenfield : II / against B0OtDlck 10 against, Una
T. Toto ! against, MonOcrat 10 20 against. Meteor ID
10 AGAINST, and Vesta ID to against Pools Rupert
500. TeustoIe $50 BOot1ack 50. Mouocra, 80 ana
the held $40. Rupert by naIf length. Greenfield
second head in front OF BoO,back, third Time, l49.
MUtuals paid Sl4 30.
Second race-Purse 500. one mile and 500
yards Starters and betung-Jim Douglas to 4 on,
Nettle . to l against. FOwnatan TO against and
Easter 20 10 l against. POos-Jhn Doug 500,
Settlo as. Powhatan 50 aud Easter -.
Nettle was tine frs, get off, with Jim Douglas in
second place and PoNhatan in third but before they
had reached the half mile pole jim Douglas had taken
the lead. which he held TO the finish, winning, pulled
double, by a length and a half Easter second,
half length IN front of Nettle third. Time, 2:lGa
jim Douglas disqualified Tor losing lead pad
ard the was awarded TO Easter, whom mutuals
Third racs-Purse $780, 3. of a mile. Starters ana
betung-nspecior 100 AGAINST, Violin 30 to against,
Florence r. > TO l against Kershaw 40 ! against,
Renwick , to- against Bald Hornet, To against,
Chance to against Amber 40 10 against, Guydotte
20 to against, our luend 10 To against
Poois-Jm RenWick and Chance $40 each. Florence
J.. ami Bald Hornet $40 each. the Held So jim Rem
WICK led 10 the thiecqudIie i pOle Wh'h IOIchcc L.
came TO the front and won cleyely b. lengIh, jun
second,
Time. l1Gll. Mutuals PAID 81 go.
Fourth racepurse $500, hye furlougs. Starters and
/ against. Argyle to / against. ~ sierp.ecc < To
against, Gold Flea 10 against. Boo Buraette % 10
solid SILVER - TO against, Ek"OOd 10 10 ! against
and Miss Bowler 10 against.
Bowler 20 each Argyle SO Lewood 80. aud the
Jumped away IN 'front.' hiss Bowler drew away and
by length and hail. Pecouc second, two len -ths
in front OF sond silver, thrd Time 1905. Mutua- Pad
heavily
race
FIFTH rlcepurse S30O.one mile Starters and betting
Wizard 40 To / against, Huron to against NiudcN 3
10 against Disturbance II to against, ihay 10 10
against Excelsior - 10 against binton 70 against
Bin sisy 10 To ! against Wellington 10 10 against
Worth 80 to against, roger Eastman to asanst'
Navarro y 10 against, ana Belc Pale 10 against
POOs-HurOn $40, Nhdex 900, Blant0n SO, Belle
Pate $50. and the field Sl2O. Bin Ssty was Tie nrst
away ana lea TO me lhIee-lutftGr poc where huron
went TO the front and stay Ell there until the home
stretch reached wnen Nudex passed him and com
ing on won good race by head, II mon second Two
lengths Ia front OF Roger Edstnau Third. Time, LAY
Mutuas paid 81 CO. The winner was bought IN by his
The probable starters in to-rnorrows races are given
below, with the weights and pools
First race-Purse 800, winning penalties and nom
winning aud maiden allowances one mile. Mittie Is
ogram Ql7. $40. Mona llOs, so.
nOn-wIinng allowances; three-quartors o. mile.
Jennie b. dO2 S-5' Velvet uO1' $50, EIkwood uO1,
Third race-The Kenner Stakes for threc-y oarolds
two miles. irish Pat as. $40, Bootblack q - eJj,
Ber,an as, III 90, CooperStowh u.s. W. Hareioot
Fourth race-Ilandicap sweepstakes. Of $50 each with
$500 added one mile and 800 yards. Colonel SpTague
az, 500; Pearl Jennings az. s2OG lazarus 400,
sos Lucky nO5, 1885, BETTER 90, ~.
f1fth race-free handicap seeplcchahe, purse, $500
about a mile aud halL Quebec Q5sl Abraham
Q3sj Iarquin l45 500; My ste C25, SOL DriitwOOd
q34); Repeater u4O; Major Pickett asa, $1Oi WISH
Inlay Q25. 81.
large number OF racchOrscs sold here late this
afternoon. NJ. Young, or Lexington, KY sold Doubt
for $3.50 10 j. \. Carlisle Harrigau, f204 To j. Muir
ply; Diamond, $780, 10 q. Il. Morris Tantru, 800,
70 J. Warder; KING Light, $1,000, to J. H. Carlisle
Beechen Brook, $500, 10 j. j. Carroll; Sir
Garnet, $lG0, ana Leonard $500, 10
w. f. Enught >. 3. Brown, OF Pittsburg,
sold Bedete Sl95 TO j. Murphy. Written Brothers,
of Wilmng tOn sold nd Rose for $500 to j. Esnond
and Bridget Keaton $40, and Footprints $3.50, to J.
Crawford. j. Walden oil EatOntOwn, n. j. Chautl-
cleer for $500 j. Murphy W. Jennings, OF Mt Wash
iDgton, Md. sold Excelsior for Si00 to H. T. nbe
and Marvin Douglass, OF Missouri, sold Beech Moor
for $l2J ~ NJ German.