New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-08-20
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A ZINE DAYS SPORT AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES '"'"'


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Stxr DAYS SPORT AT sARATOGA-DAHNUMS JANE
| RACE.
| S.RAroGA. Aug. 19.-The excellent pro-
anra GIVING almost absolute certainty OF grand con-
attracted the largest attendance to the races To-
day that has on the course LOT h'e years. anu
the sncc ators were not disappointed inc horses en-
Gagged in the five different races were with few excep-
lions OF the highest class and each race was suboorny
contested particularly the second and the heat race Tor
the Congress Hall Stakes The latter brought Eastern,
Western and Southern cracks together but the contest
narrowed down Lady Maynard, representing ken-
tucky stable and Billy Gilmore owned by Tsnnesseeans
Gilmore had for pilot the jockey Isaac Murphy, ana IN
the nna heat blanket would have covered both con-
esants to the hnsh out the game daughter OF virgil
crossed the line first by half length Barnum with
top weight Of 100 pounds, the eamest race OF the
DAY. working up from last in the homestretch TO
first the line by head. beating jim Guest who
had specially prepared for the race The masnh-
cent victory was the sklful riding OF Garrison,
who camo from Coney Island for the express purpose
| OF riding Barnum
Counemara won the opening race easily, Dwyer
Brothers Agnes tho surprise OF many taking secono
place The fourth apturcd by the Californian
EstreIla who showed wonderful speed consdeSng the
track Tho teeplechase WAS the most exciting rAco vi
the day the spectators particularly the ladies' scream
ing themselves almost hoarse "a the horses went over
the course Abraham apparently the ah'es favor
iic aud when he appeared IN the turn Twelve iengthS
before Oneida Chief the excite nent was nntense but
| when he began tire ard Oneida Chief TO run rover
heat attained, and as the latter surely oVerhauea
and finally passed Abraham near homo the excitement
knew bounds cumin sng In grand roar az 'he Two
crossed limo couple OF engths apart Ihe "eaIner
was delightful but the track heavy and holding.
FIRST R,cB-The Tennessee Stakes for two-year-oids
| Tn rsc-quarters OF a mile:
caTi6yli b 1cceland's P,rcSlor lo2 ynqsp%n
pwyeI Bros Oh Agnes loI 'GoplsSS2i oIsb io5
Miller ncon $50 LIME Kreppi sS
ea sf f.. The H Espps si'
cos Is to M rSrc T ,wS 80 an 10 wa:
headed winning pu up by fpqr snEas Win IA p
II scent '' su i%S I pad c' ''''
| SECOND RACE-Free handicap sweepstakes. III miles
Starters Badwins b h. Lucky b. , 9 IMSTphE
dG 9 i Royal Arch g. ZIG ecarhy W.cTat1s en- EIk;
FucH woodiord rarnum aged l2G Garrison dIt s5l
O @Bsruan to against Royal Arch to EIkw9od
Lucky Jim Guest at to l LSTS Sw 20 70 T RS S
Arch and Lqcky b. in :he order named These GSs
S So 3 eo Me4c 1 %i and ,a the
ont OF the e ss OF c%ss Jim and Royal
running terms tapped in the odei NAMED
no,neselc resulted IN victory 9y Bsrn1m by neck JR
S M"t%a i.' paid SO 50. ''''' '''
Tmrnp RAcE.-rhe Congress Hall Stakes Heats of
| three-qusrters OF al mile
.d S@ys F?%si e. h3F' $I%s
sESeTt' y 1Ghy o1 waywi I a il 9eY Hsydon I
T nrrys c : cca%er aged t. t. BaTnS
Ancion poois Richmond $50 Cleaner sis Billy Gilmore
s2i the cd $50 Books Richmond to against, Cleaner
to ny more 81 to LAZY Ws .t hea 10 var
ward got away the lead and never headed finishing
easily three lengths ahead OF Gcaner second ana Billy 81"
| more third. all oased up. Time-l;l7,2 . an
Auction pools after the first headriady Wayward 500
Cleaner $35 Richm9nd $32 the field 10 ty
ward to Cleaner TO againSt Isi'" .n 10
Billy to Bonita and Lord lornc 40 TO each l
the lead and was never att ARD h9ag Sh p e te
Auco, pools after tho second hcat-Biy Gilmore $3.50
| Lady WavSyarl Books-Biy Gilmore 70 l. on Lazy
Wayward TO against In the rln on Lady NaNwaId anu
Billy Gilmore neck and neck 10 within one hundred yas
of tile finish when Lady Maywayl in response TO The whp
ly the last half dozen Jumps managed TO pa' nan
length bctwccn herself ana her ogpqneh' ng @t
result SO 90 the second heat 81 20 on the tri
| heat - 90.
| ForRrn RacE-Purse $500; mile.
e. BsiSynsB Esrella s. 81 Miner. W P. Burchs en-
teie Doe 100 CiH;il; . s ss l6a M H.
fuckers eh e IRE. s,a rcl Do g. Inc
Matinee Telie Doe 10 Bcss 10 TO J. Portland 10 10
Matinee Wa first away 6n bess %nea,t{ t"'K ,ne
stretch Esirea mp and took second place from Matinee
and IN the last iuog easily passed rdn B. w S,a 5 ~
| limo l44t MutIals paid ST. CO.
| FIFTH RAcE-Free handicap steeplechase. About pa
| miles
las DELANEY. Excelsior Stables ch Dsuibsnce aged,
$50 Mclneyl; NJ T. DanaheTs Oh Mystic o. lao Broliy
| Wech's b. C Tennessee, L. l4S storns Auction pool $
Oneida Chief $25 Abraham So Disturbance 70 thc ned
disturbance 10 Tennessee TO Mystic ~ 10 l. This
was grand race ABRAHAM led to the oese,ch on re1fn
here into the lead and holding H. won by two sngths
Abraham second four lengths before Mystic third Tim
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