New-York tribune., 1886-08-12
BAREFOOT BEATEN BY HARRY RUsSEI
4 "Iir" ON CHICKAHOMINY THAT FAILED
SARATOGA WINNERS.

4 TIP" oN CHICKAHOMINY THAT FAILED
SARATOGA WINNERS.
SARATOGA Aug. 11.-Thcrc was light card
for The races today and only fair attendance. There
were however, several interesting finishes In which the
fayorites were beaten Two Of the five races went to
f.yorites Harry Russell, u. j. Days purchase.
defeated barefoot. while Prima Donna cIptnred the
weier-weight trace. for which there was strong "tp
on ChickahomiIy. although shamrock was tho actt Il
fayorlto In the betting. The hurdle race was won Dy
Glenarm through Fat Meany'- skilful nding, by a
accond riscc sadie Mack aud Village Boy both
away before the first race. and were Withdrawn. Inc
weather warm and partly oIouiy Ihe track was
FIRST RAcG-Pursc $500. for maiden twoycsrods.
five furIongs
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s'i" ,a T. Giros to l. vInlsnt to l. 1railne 70
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BOY away. Att'r long delay Alya got away nrst
M%r Ma. S' tH H ,sy took the cad and Won by ie%si
Tinic-I.O5'2. Mntmals pad $i3 80.
SECOND RACE Purse, $3.50, ono mile
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kins Davis Halls b. Lo''te g. 49, AndcrSon r., r.
rS%s p%$ssIii liai'ioci rel "as% i..E ";s%
Va Boomerang 81 =" 9@ Irry nns
held the lead from iie start to the finish and won
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lengths between the latter and boomerang. Third. Time
l43L4 Mutuals paid w 10
THIRD EAcE-iurse 500. l 3-lG miles.
Starters II. Incs b. G. Bnnacr 3 - (Ncumcycr):
vnone and Puryear b. Ada D. g. 90 tFulier and
Iall's b. Brunoya. s. rs Ctndcrsonl. Auction pools
tn | on IrunOva to / against. Binnarle 10 To ].
the running IN III" carly part OF the but
nuacc aud Ada d. easily passed hct IN the homcsfclch,
and took the lead and held IT, winning by two
under pull with innaclc In second place lengths
before Brunova tnri Time. ZO1'4 Mutuals paid 81 30
FOURTH RAcg-Purse 1900. weller weights. selling
allowances; a of q mile.
Starters W GRATIS ch T. Payair III COlIara) NJ. j.
Dalys b T. Soprano. 3. ia Ucwis) - blk T. May Ken.
n..ly L. l25 Crompknsl Pawnec Stables c. h. Duke of
Coniamgt. D. 100 (OLnTy) j. j. Carriers br Eager 8.
los UIarisl l.. II. KetchaaIs ch x. Barkis g. no su
yan); :. W. streets ch. Wynona, s. ~ ullingsl;
Applceate Bros ch Y. King George a. Ill lGodrcy
owners Cooperstown, 4. ll3 u'caolye j Forbes
Chickahomny 3, ll5 uIoganf u. g. ratcs ch. T. Prlma
Donna s. ll8 (ruller) Auction pools shamrock S2O.
prima and Cckahomny each - the field $2J Books
S.mr.rk against, ChicKahomny and Prinia Donna
and COopcrstown each - to |. Eager 20
To- l. King George. Barkis and May Kennedy 30 Ia each
Chickahominy In the ana prima second place
latter almost Immediately To the front
and retained the lead winning easily by two lengths from
shamrock favonte she length before King George
Timc-l.lS Mutuas paid ~ 60
FIFTH RAcE-Iurile selling race; purse $3.50, one
mile and a furlong, over five hurdles.
Starters National Stables b. Puritan aged 100 tScan-
WOodfords b. g. Harry Mann d. 1876 lMarieD: Apllcgao
Bros b. H. oak l33 (kcnneyD; NJ. y. Noans eh.
Ciensrn aged, l29 (Meancy) Excelsior stables h. Worth
ll5 ,aTsOn j. tonncllvs gr H. Joe shelby, aged. l2
fMara Auction pDols Burr oak $50 GenaIn f2G. the
field 800 Oak and Gcnarm each to against
Harry Mann " Worth ~ Joe shelby III to /. Pun