New-York tribune., 1885-08-18
THE RACES AT SARATOGA.
LEMAN, FArENcE BISNETTE MAGGIE ]. AND BONNIE


s. THE WINNERS.
SARAroGA. Aug. 17.-Racing was continued
here to-day In the first contest for parse of $3.50.
one mile the following the starters and bettLg:
Gold Ban z to against, Decoy Duck 3 to against
Loman to against. Irish Lass TO against. Aunt
Alice 20 against, Huron 20 to against Dolly L. 20 TO
against Sir Garnet 10 TO l against. Poos-Gold Ban
$780, Decoy Duck $50. Leman $40 and the field $40.
The ag fell to struggling start. with Sir Garnet IN the
'front.' followed by Leman ant Decoy Duck Sir Garnet
led to pole where Decoy Duck took mp the
running As they went round the lower turn DecoJ
DGck by wolengths Leman running In second place.
Irish Lass in third, and Gold Ban in fourth At the
head Of the stretch Leman mp TO Decoy Duck aud
as they passed the betting ngwent BY her. and coming
away. won good race by hafa-iength Decoy Duck
second and four lengths in front OF Huron third Time
1:46. Matuals paid $27.
The second race was a purse of $500. for maiden
two-year-ods. five furlongs. Tho starters and betting
were to against Faence 80 to against Eager to
against Queen of Hearts. so to against Bob Bur-
dette to against silver Cloud, - to against Gold
Flea to against Miss Bowler, to against Yindex.
80 to against wheatey, 40 to against Masterpiece,
20 to / against Noscubee. Poos-Faionee
$50, Queen OF Hearts s4o Mas Bow
Ter 40 Masterpiece $40. the field 800.
After several attempts the nag fell with Gold Flea In the
lead, Silver Clond second aud vindex third AZ the
lever tarn Miss Bowler went to the r9 , ana ea 70 e
ing on won eeyery BY length and sd MAJ Mia Mss s
seSSna ios MHtais shS.h 'p paG lEII s3s 3 sS '' 0
In The third race for purse of s4oo, mile and
quarter the starters and betting were as follows
Bnne,te to 3 on Loftin to against. Nete 10 TO
against Bald Hornet 10 against, and Hearseaso IL
ss sss1s ssnn' s aaa the sa LSlsn sa
The on together Nete the first to show in
passed the stand BLnnete showed in front but was az
once seaded and Lon tS9s The eaa nn. Sey
hands down. by lengths, Netle second. hve lengths
IN front of Loftin third Time. 2;l5. Mutuals paid
The fourth race for purse OF $780, thrcequarers of
Mareie j.. to against; Artiban 40 to Brandywne
1907 Navarro l5 70 Avery to 2 vloin 90 TO 70
70 i; Ji% Dcnslas. 70 s.; Hermitage 3 to Roger
e fSssMs1 ss r. sioS S1sTJy Jsy S a.
the post Avery got on Win the lead SavarTo second
soon went 70 the front aud led 10 the hjnile pole
where jim Douglas took the lead ana kept II to ths
easily by length Dorgss second, three lengths in
'front.' OF Navarro third. Time. LII. Mutuals paid
In The afth race purse Of $35o.seng allowances
one mile and half furloGs ne betting was as follows
Phire TO against; Bonnie 3. to ! against Carrie
Stewart to aEas nsx @ . and UTa adr M
80 TO 1 against Poois-Bele Pate. $50; bonule
Bse Pate toaS p The end al 6e start and held 70
threc-quarier pole where Bonnie s. and Sapphire came
length with sapphire second. length in front OF Una b
third. Tune. l:52. Mutuals paid S3l 80. The winner
bought in by the owner for $l.4oO.
Following the probable starters in to-morrcws
races. with the pools sold the different contests:
First race the Tennessee Stakes. for tvoyear-ods.
fhree-quarters OF mile: Virgie III. tl02 pOundsl. SO
Kirkman Q10l, $35 Faienoe Ql0) Sl3; Bonnie Prince
Q0). Ss Rock and Rye Q05l, $50 Enrigat Q05l. So
and soie MccarSys las: S Jointly s2o iO'
Second race. n free handicap sweepstakes, one mile
and q halt: Utmatum tSS poundsl, $50 Easter 90,
81; Boa man ul5). S2l Clay Pate uO2), Sl3 Valet
900, Sl5; Lucky b. Q0Sl, So Favor 400, $40
Better 400, $40; Euclid 900. s29; Colonel sprasue
Third race the Congress Hall stakes for all ages heats
OF thiec-qusrters OF nile, time between heats twenty
minutes. distance forty yards Pearl Jennings nO5
ponudsl, 5000 jim Renwick Ql0. S47; Conkling Q1,
S4l Cleaner ul0 $780, Rapido tiO3j and Brandy wine
(99l together SIS.
Fourth race. threequarters Of mile IngIeside 79
ponnds) 50 Editor NOs $50; Strathspey n1s). $35
Mission Belle tSf) sl3 Teiie Doe uo6l, $780, Chance
Fifth race. about two and quarter miles Quebec
Q5S pound-l, $50 Captain Curry Cl50l $26 Repeater
Q40l, S2l 1arQuin u47), Sl2 Wisb-iStay Q2Sl, 81
THE GREAT RACE AT MONMOUTH TO-DAY.
MISS wooDroRD,s PONTIAC AND FREELASD TO
CosTEsr IT-orHER ENTRIES.
The race between Miss Woodford, Freeland
and Pontiac to-day viii be great contest 1t is the
East pitted against the westwth the additional element
Of the crown Of supremacy going possibly to an Eng
hshbred horse. Such crowd should witness has
NOT passed through the gates OF Monmouth Park for
many day. Miss Woodford has been looked upon as
yet his year she has been beaten
tInoe, once by PoDsc once by Freeland and once by
Thackersy In the Thackeray race, however. she was
Tho Rancocas Stables imported colt Pontiac has per-
formed In such . make his hackers happy
and sad by turns. Yet he 10 admitted TO be The