New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
HINDA BREAKS HIS LEG.
ACCIDENT IN THE sTEEPLECHAsE AT SARATOGA
THKKE FAVokITES WIN.

ACCIDENT IN THE sTEEPLECHAsE AT SARATOGA
THKEE FAvoMTEs WIN.
SARATOGA, Aug. %. The extra races were
well attended to-day. The contests were fairly good,
.he favories winning threc out OF five. Tho opening
race was nau spciOus for favOrites, Blessed, to
chance, winning III gsllop. The next Two were
as easily captured by the favorites Little Minnie, the
third choice in the betting In the thd race, man
aged to cross the line head before Nee, the favorto
Orlando ridden by Isaac Murphy. was Wen backed but
finished eighth In nod OF ten The steepechase was
good race between Mystic and Hinda to the last jump
mere the latter fell. turning complete somersault.
Mr. Lloyd, the gentleman rider, who was thrown by the
same horse yesterday. not injured. linda broke
his of fore leg. Tae weather aid cloudy AMI
rain was threatening. The track was FAST
FIRST RAcE-Purse $780, for two-year-olds five fur
longs.
starters-c. W Medingers b Village Boy 100 Drown,
g. Psymsster lo2 Higgs) j. CaI;ers D. Bradburn g7
ans Dr. Mc fo% hos 5 KEW KgP
Yoc19S @ 100 as M AaGq @ 20 sS IS s@9
ron Hood to against each Blessed toll, Village
Pon Hood vas first away PaynastcT Immediately took
ssg c@ ho% sS6 her es Ssy M d S
Timo~lO4l p MutuaIs paid $40 20.
SECOND RAcE-Purse $3.50 heats OF throequarsers OF
a milo
startersJ M Williams b. il. Fat shssy 1os sy
g. Loro Lorne 10 Mecsrtyi 5. streets ch wyno'
llS lS5 rehGe Auction IoGe T. s!5 the Held
S25 Books-Lord Lome 10 10 on Pat Sheedy 10 against
Wyuona 4 BTookfu and TantTum each 20 to l. Lord
LOrne won the first heat with Wynona second aud Tanium
third. Time-ll7.
pools after the heat Lord Iorne slOO field
$25 Books-Lord Lorne To Wynona aud Pat Sheedy
each to against Brookfu 20 to l. Tantrum 80 to l. Lord
Lorne the second heat and the taking the lead at the
and holding 1t 10 the finish, winning by half length
from Brookul second. and Wynona third Tinell9 Nut
uas paidon the result $40 2O on the nd heat 81 CO.
THIRD RAcE-Purse $3.50; one mile aud furong.
e os II e. 700 ossn %
eH il fn Lse P5l M MI chsres ssisSr's e. e
Peconc 95 (5edgeyl Auction poois-ed Girl $40 tho
Phil Lee to l. l. H. D. to l. Peconic 40 to l. RED Girl
pushed the front after nag fell and was never
l. H. D. second two lengths before Ultnatuin Time-2O0
Mutuas paid s. 80
FOURTH RAcE-Purs $500; selling allowances one
mile.
starers-owners b. g. Fern Leaf, O. s5 (Brennan) j. II.
Prima Donna 3 SO lsedgeiyj A. T. Aowsrds b. Fancy,
). 81 Goodale Excelsior Stables ch Nettle, aged l67
{. MONEYS b. Fay s, rs (VaTice Pawnee stables ch h.
Dude Of Connanght aged es (soden) j. McMahons ch.
ponna s Sets s5 Little In%ie So the SiI sd fi s9S
TO l. Little Minnie Amber Fern Leaf Fancy and
Duke OF Connanght each 80 Fayand Paramount
afterward headed winning hard race by head
from Nste second and Psms ROsRs third half length
FIFTH RACE-stsepleohase, purse S40O about mile
and half
Starters-F. NJ. Owens's br Hinda aged l3l Ilovd);
N. 4: Danahers CHI M Mystic O. lIl (Brophy); Excelsior
Stables ch Disturbance aged l3l Kenny) T. Lees br
g. Justin Mack, 1870 (scanan ConnolIys gr h. Joe
a shelly ,a5g aged iSe tM1r 4nstsn s25 ts
against Joe Shelby 10 z Hnda and Justin Mack each D 10
l. ystic rushed 10 the Unt followed closely by Hnda and
held the lead TO the finish took second place
owing 10 Hndas falling at the last jump turning copete
sonersaut and breaking on lore leg oyd her
rider was shaken up but uninuIed rme-25i. Mutuals