New-York tribune., 1886-08-11
ball was hit over the field Ia way which surprised the
"Canucks." The ssabright team scored l02 In ther
first innings, and tho Canadians only 36 The 6oabrgh1
eleven made "a when stumps were drawn for the
day. Tho game Will be renewed TO- morrow.
REFEREE FALLS IN THE sTEEPLECHAsE.

REFEREE FALLS IN THE STEEPLECHASE.
A FINE ANIMAL PROBABLY RUINED-wINNERs Al
SARATOGA.
SARATOGA, Aug. 10.-The number of specta.
tors present ut to-day exceeded that of any
day for years Fully one-haf women, who en-.
joysd the interesting contests with zest Out Of the
eight who faced the starter for the Virginia Stakes t
considered almost an even chance between Agnes,
Lizzie Krepps Prodigal, Laredo, Grsets and Nellie b.
and each had hackers. 1t was grand start, and
fnish and the Of Laredo the line by head
was duo to tho extraordinary riding Of Isaac Murphy
who almost lifted his mount in the last two jumpa
But the OF the day was the sespechase for the
Trouble Stakes, in which there four stsrtera
s ssss carried a M and 5
spectlvey. The former has been jumping here during
for the race. Nevertheless, Cochran Installed
strong iavorte in the Ss,tns Srgs Ut New
beat the King Of Jumpers freely taking the odds una
funds appeared to be exhaused. An Albany delegation
pinned their faith to Bourke Cochran on account OF
grand and exciting race to within nalf mile OF tho
tnish where Referee who had just taxen the Lead fell
who was aud at that moment leading was thrown
out of stride, and Bourke Cochran coming strong
got first aud stayed there Both Abraham and Ba:
cephalus game race Referee is PROBABLY ruined
shoulder Pope seriously ujursd no bones being
broken. Tho weather was sultry The track Was fast
Three quarters OF a mile
starters csr@ s Oh E. Lord Ed C!%s es lS' Hs rnsns
Stable ssTsel Mad "a aR di HisrHey j. o o. scden M chaes
b PeeGnc 3 log ynsen AHeSh az %a9 a ds s
Lorns loo e 81 on psoone 5,sfo against
Tas Gst away bSt S raSo%ree The &
h she hs % e ar Ta ee %Ss ESn ST % BY two %
with Tambourette IN second place nan length bs'3ie Pc
the home stretch and pulled up Mutuals paid
SECOND RAcE-Purse $500 Ono mile and five hundred
yards.
starters j. j. Carters b. h. Arctino ll5 Gewis p Cor
rigans D. c., Free Knight B. l92 tFsller)i IL: J.
SSa5Sip HaSton pool. Baraam so
r SI sSSr Tar. peto before Free % knight T%s25 Muis
THIRD RAcr-The Virginia Stakes. for two-yea.-ods.
Five furlongs
sm,ses Srd 5fos ce 'R '? 20 % bwi
BrSers eh IL Asne7 io' Gsdry ana iz2s Kresp.
io7 F0Sn TuIer ~ otSS' hgowRs Sr Seiif; B. Si
+ haS,9s aefas d;ssII1s r,iGTn. NT pif
Maree a1S Tas ss Aas% the @ $50 Books
2to against LAREDO 70 L61e m r, krePps !" sa ABns &
Brock The horses got away to beautiful md
1a nrn 1f rc hrps 3 to T nr % head and at the
@ a s in front I4tIs 1 &Pp. riS 1sn T %
Grsce and Nellie b. LIZZIE hrep' ad Ite inc o, ,, g X
Laredo n on even terms with the leader and al The last siiiie
Was two lengths before Grsette rime-I'o2'. MaIu~'
800 added. One mile
Starters O. Bowes en- m. Bessie. 9. 100 tOHara) J. f.
NJ d. h. Brown. aged, liz Godfrey g. H.
k,rBaghan'. oh T. Little Minnie 2, 75(NeumeyeTl r. g.
Pates b. Belle Pate a. ~. (Cantrel( Iama>ney BROS
b. Pettcoa 3 u. teoden) Davis and Haus en- Nintn
D. Sc anderson f. COrlgan's Oh cuban queen 3 >,
lFulicr,; g. H. Rices ch. e. Falconer l. 90 iNncentl
frankie b. scratched Auction pcos-s.il Br9wn 80
Falconcr s2 Little Minnie S2l the field -1j Books SAM
brown 3 To against. Faconer, Little Minnie and Peueoit
each 10 l. cuban Queen 20 !, I}esSe and
Vnton each 10 10 !. Belle Pate - 10
Queen the first with Bessie IN second pace
and the others close These relative positions were nan
The quarter pole where all closed up fatoher
lead and holding his av4ntse won by thr.e,
quarters PetticuSt finished neck before Lille
Mlnnie. Iinc-li3 Mutnals paid SB3 20.
FIFTH RAcE-The Trouble Stakes; ahandlcap steeple-
chase About two and ono quarter miles.
Starters-M Nolan's Ch BOurke Cochran, aged, lI5
(P Meaney) L-lughran Newmans ch. h Abraham aged
lf8 lDelneyl j. J. TOmpkinss D. Buc"phalns .. l37
,Kcnneyl !. II. McCormIcks b. & Ri.fee o. 10 foI~l
Auction yools-ROulkc Cochran Sl2j Referee ~ tr rrl
81 -Bourke Cochran Ia on Referee 10 against
Abraham 10 10 Buccpaus 10 10 rms Was Grand rae
Abraham set p1Ce within hall mi. from home
when closed up. In the tlIn Ior home k'i'e
mi sscd the next last jump and fell The finish was *
citing BouTke CocaTan. Abraham and Bnc"phaius
BOi.kc Cockran by lOdr lengths. with Abraham Two
lengths before Bucepaus. Tne-i:z5 Mutnas pAd 70 TO-