New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-25
THE RACES AT SARATOGA.
HE kAOES Al SAhhi Cp''
FLrTCH TAYLOR, MISS wooDFORD, INSPECTOR b.
TEST AND BoURKE CoCKRAN TIE WINNERS.

TEST AND BoURKE COCHRAN The WINNERS.
SARATOGA, July 81 Especial. The Saratoga
Racing Associations summer sports opened touT WIN
the finest OF weather The numerous arrivals mere yes
terday AMI to-day indicate tho great interest TAKEN III
running by patrons OF this resort. Al An carry
hour Unon-aye filed with carriages OF all KINDS
moving In the direction OF the track AT ll3o IL '
when tho horses gathered the post for the first race
the grand stand WAS wcled and the quarter stretch
and betting were full OF hfe'
The plumber OF ladies' present was hat
tering for the opening day. Tho track was
In excellent condition. Tho FIRST race was the introduce
tory scramble for three year-olis and upward purse
$780, OF which 800 to second horse. fnrongs W.
GRATIS b. e. Fetch Taylor Is, 49,; j. and j. swigerts
b. IN. Lady Maynard a, l13; Dryer Brothers b. c.
Brambloton g. 100, carried 3i2 over L. r. Ketcham e.
CHI. h. Boomerang a. 11s); Revere Stables Oh. H.
Herbert (agcd, 1lSl r. G. Pates oh. T. Prma
Donna g. 1OA; Davis & Halls b. g. Pat
rocles q, 1865 c. Johnson's oh. c. Dixey Is,
1O9,, j. b. Nixons b. IN. Footprint "a, 1l3); +.
Owenss Dr. III. linda (aged. l13). Bettng-Fletch
Taylor .; Herbert, 2; Boomerang. 3; Brambleton' 4
Lady Maynard, 81 Prima Donna. 8; Dixey, 20; Patro-
cles 90, Hn1a 25 Footprint, 3D. Pools-fietch lay
or 500; Boomerang and Herbert, each $50; Brambe-
ton and Lady Maynard each $685. Footprint and Pria-
Donna each go; linda ana Patrocles, each 30 Dizzy
49, Flctch Taylor took the lead early In the
race, and though threatened by Lady Maynard
crossed the line length Of her. the same dis
in the order named in tho summary Time l:o4 Mu-
tuals paid $40 90
Second race-First sweepstakes, all ages; $50 en-
trance forfeit 5000 adiet second to receive $780,
third $50 out OF stakes; allowances thirty noW-
nations one mile. Dryer Bros br. m Miss Woodford
a. ll5); 5. S. Browns Dr. @. OFallOn g. 95) Dwyer
Bros Oh. c., Joe Cotton a. 1885, j. and ]. swigerrs
Dr. T. Katrina g, 93l; ;. s. Browns ch. IN. Mona 70,
lOs). Time. 1:45li BetiDg-Miss wooiford TO 2
200 Cotton 8. Mona g. Katrina 40. OFaon 80. Pools
Dwyers entries $780, field $50 Katrina tel 10 tho hat
post when Mclaughlin Miss Woo ford to tho 'front.'
and she came home easy winner by four lengths
O'Falon second and hat length in advance of Joe
Cotton third, the others following. Muuas paid - TO-
Third race-Travers STAKES, year olds la miles,
seventy sight nominations Dwyer Brothers D. c. In
spector b Q1s); G. W. Medngers CHI h. Elswood 0lsG
f. j. Baldwins b. G. Silver Cloud Q19; +. j. Bald wins
b. c. Ltero QlsD. Time, 81 0h Poos-Inspector b.
1920 Silver Cloud $50, Llero Sl5, Ekwood So
Books-Inspector b., to 4 silver CouL to2 Elk
wood 20, LJcro 30. EkSool showed ths way for full
mile and half, when Inspector b. rushed home and
with hands down by four lengths Elk wood second
a head better than silver Cloud, thlri, LDero Iast
Fourth racc-Purse $780, 800 to second; allow
mile aud luriong; J.B. Haggn's bf Test N,lOs
carried 1922 C. Johnson's b. h. jim Douglass aged
ll5l; Dryer Bros b. Mlie %, %, carried 9s) NJ ~
ma C3 9OG &. W. Medngers CHI 9. Paramount a. 100
g. W JenningSs Dr. E. Tony F9 9G r g. ll2 , TIM
Sl2 field, $2l. Books-Iim Douglass, even; Tes
tO2 Mile ana Red GIRL each u Carlssha L IL
mount and Tony Foster, each 40. Red Girl cut The
pace he hall post when jim Douglass led mp TO and
past the furlOng pole. r'st then increased her
pace. shot the front In the final struggle and Ivy
good length jim Douglass second. TWO lengths bet
than Mile IN rl the rest well up. Mutuals. 80 90
Fifth racc-a freehandcap seeplechasc; purse 5000,
500 to secohi about ono mile ami hall NJ. y Mo-
lan's en- :. BJurke Cochran tagged 100 Excelsior
stables ch. e Disturbance CIgei 100, owens b. m
Sinda (ig-i. l3O, carried l3D J. I F,npTirfs h. L.
Bucephalus (1 l42l; T. Germans b. 2. BrechmOOr 03S
Mas% j. III n5s sa o. ,5 oss ;5od o. l35 Tc
1903. P0Ols-Cocsran $780, neld $40 Books
BOufke Cochran. to D; Bncephtlus, 4. Disturbance
ana Burr OAK, each q Bcechmoor 20; Oneida Chief.
Bob Lockwood and linda, cash 81. BOurke Cochran
lead tue and nel It nan lily To tho
fnish winning 10y two lengths; DisturOlnce scconl, "A
length better than Hnda third, tho rest strlngng
Mutuais paid rs 20.