New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-07-30
RACING AT SARATOGA.
r,vr WEATHER AND A PERFECT TRACK.
DAT DEEMS, ENIGMA. GOLDEN rHGscs' BONNIE O.
AND PASTA THE WINNERS.

nv,x,s ENIGMA, GOLDEN PHGBUs, BONNIE S.
AND PASTA THE WINNERS.
SARATOGA. July 29.-The weather to-day
fine the track in perfect ORDER and the a'tenu
ance good lila
sr.c,a weight conditions starters-Pat Dennis NORA
~ navarro Colonel Clark Nmrod Jim Renwick' ana
Avery o.,
RcttInr-Nimrod 7 to Q. Jim Renwick and Avery . 10
J. Colonel Clark to l. Nora NJ to l, Pat Dennis Ill"
Navarro IL to l. Poos-Jim Renwick' Sioo' avery
aud Nimrod. $50 each; the field. 800.
Pat Dennis won, with Colonel Clark secoha anu Jim
penvics third Time l:l6ia Tigue rode the winner.
Nim,od col of slowly tho rest punched. Fat Dehnis
showed In 'front.' with Navarro second anu jim h0"
third, At the turn into the main track Na''ito " "
fhe front followed by Pat Dennis Avery ana 'i NON
,,ck IN the order named At the bend Navarro sun lea
Gaming up the stretch Pat Dennis went W 'no ho"'
ct, and , s,ashuy race ensnei. Pat Dennis proving
1be victor by half a length Mutuals paid Slo9 ~
second racc-Purse $3.50 mile and a-half special
weight conditions. Starters-George L. Lhsm"' noe'n
more, Clay Pate. ,,, o .,
8, George L. to 2 Beechmofe ~ u l. i'' WY
Pate 300; the field, $780,
Enigma won with Clay Pate second and George L.
third Time pal. Williams rode the winner
. After the start BeechmOre the first to snow III
'front.' with George L. second and Enigma iasu' N,'er
going mile Enigma showed in the lead with Clay fate
In second place and Beechmore. beaten on last ooninS
up the stretch Enigma led by about SIX lengths, n,
coming on won, pulled hard, by four lengths Mu'uaS
ssSO JCe q POUNDS Sf
Werhn' Father John Mystic. Red Girl Baron Faverot'
Red rhgSq p to to q 'l Father '" john
10 to i; Mystic Is 10 P,rd a5ig Tave Sof
$50: Red Gri SO and the field sos COLLEEN Ph@6as
won, with Baron Faverot second ana hen , mi paid
s sls 3d. i;'0 Martin '"a oo ' u. .n.,., ue,rO,
he sfa
AlWe MARQUIS Wellington Compensation i"p'n 70 anu
Bl Hn to i; Compensation. to i;
Bonnie s. to ana Ban ISos $685.
Held 500 The was won by Bonnie 81 oomPens s
ton second. Tibiths third Time ILL., me y whr rri
VINO ridden by o'iIara Was bought 'y IT, Motifs
Ar the Start Marquis took the lead, followed by Ores
mcr under the whip. rabtha third Mennstoh ioartm
Thus they ran to the half-mle pole. where Gresmer
WIN rattle M The stretch and easily with Com,
pensation second and Tabha third Mutuais pau
Fifth race Purse $500; three-quarters OF mile.
Special weight conditions The starters Mere r"s""
Betting Kinslight TO- comq' RTen no 70 T.
4tol; Matte ccr6et TO- ana n.Vsn aS Com,oue
PasSa Won with Knglight second and ComiQue third
in. Mutu,is paid ~ ~.
The following the probable starters IN 'o-morro"
First race-Three-quarters OF mile Colonel Cowan,
1O2 pounds Rock and Rye 100 Luminous aDo o5
Elkyood, lO5 Il. @. Bruce. 100. -
Second race8Cne mile tiuydette, 1o2 pounds; Flor
ence E. 90: Editor. 1922 Mirah ST Abba, ll3; rare
well. 20; Mittie D., 1903 Pearl Jennings 10.
Third race-Iroquois Stakes one mile and 300 yards.
Irish Pat pounds Booback. us; Joe Cotton llo;
Favor. lis. $3.50, ,,.,, ION
pounds jim Douglas, ITO; Aretino' 10Y Euehd' ioi'
Girofa, lOi , nj,
Captain Curry, 155 pounds; Driftwood lo' Repeater
1877; YOlanthe, l29.
Pools were sold as follows an
First race Colonel Cowan 50 Rock and Rye, $40;
luminous $40 Belle of Louisville. - Scottish Lass
S35 Lcro. Sll Ekwooi. $50; b. q. Bruce, @i3
Second race-Guydette. S11 Florence r. 81 Edltor,
S65 Mirah 500; Abba, $50 Farewell SO; Mittie b.
$50; Pearl Jennings. SD. $50 no, 49, ~.
Third race-Irsh Pat. $40; BootDlack SoI JOG Oo'
ton, S145 Favor. 1928. . , n,o-
Fourth race-Monogram. 1925 jim Douglas, Sloo
Aretino $50 Euclid, 5000 Girofa. SD.
Fifth race-Capain Curry $50: Driftwood and Re
peater together, $1l Yolanthe, 81