New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-08
crvr1I pACE-UANDICAP STEEPLFCHASE PURSE
ga ncoo SIIopT COTRSE.
TPSETS AT SARATOGA
MONTROSE RUNS AWAY FROM THAT GREAT
HORSE, OARSMAN.

HORSE OARSMAN.
Sar,oca Aug (Specal).-The happiest set OF men In
Saratoga are the boomakers while the sadics are the Al
bapians who are meaphoricaly kicking themselves Tor
supposlng Oarsman anyways near the class OF
Montrosc 1t came to when It was too late, ana
many poor wretch went home pcnnilesS befet even u
the consong thought that he had run for his money
for oarsman was even OF for the place 1t was
marvellous to see the pungng done the horse without
shadow Of reason and before he went to the post Tor
the Kearney Stakes he the avorite at even money
not the only fsvore TO brihg er'el 10
hackers The slaughter general oil along the line
In tho oponlnQ race Sntram, who was at nrst quotei
at 40 TO !, clear away IRON Ms
nold aud Bookmaker shared the fate OF his
brother Oarsman In being beaten of for the place Ahoush
Mr uaggln's two-ycar-od SO So was On equai I'Voro
with Shamrock in the selling the bulk OF the money
went on the latter. The plunge on wary Tor inc h'c
and sixteenth handicap great and 1t deserved 10
be after her performance in the Merchants Stakes WIN
sy mounds more weight, both Hypocre and Dafuha
ouran her down the stretch The hurdlc race wa" Wv
a repetition Of predecessors, and both Tom L'te
and sammy Rourle who up to see Burr OAK win,
were sadly disappointed. The horse would not ruh anu
Meany began TO whip him after he had gone quarter
mile while Percy. the third choice won easily
Early this morning a sieepcchaso jockey known as
Indian Huston got into q fight with rubber known at
BOSTON I'm saloon just outside the track which ended III
the death latter. Huston struck his victim on 'e
head with a heavy stick and fractured his skull
stoya was renstated to-day expected Details OF the
races follow .
FIRST EACE-PURSE 800 TwO-YEAR-OLDS. slA
FURIoNGS.
A. c. shone & Co.'S b. &. sintram- by Duke OF Magen
sant, Anita Stable b. f. Alaho 1913 Marunl .
ss iE Ms Y9d i 49, basy ~ wdoaFs os aS
''" Est1ns"s BoolmaHer to Queen q TFq IN
Woodruff, 70 sIntan, 80 Rally. Places sintran o
pocls-Boomakcr So Queen of Trumps 49, slieck
CIV, ll'tt co ,,ro
The start was struggling with Miss Food in tho lead
followed h Queer Of 1m and She w Ss never cHcd
SECOND EACE.-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. s2o
EACH. $500 ADDED MILE AND SIXTEENTH.
Milton Youngs BIZ. f. Hypocn,e, by Longfel9w.IIy,
J. P E. issglS S's en- '? Dauni, Jos CwSsasB z
Ten 1 Brock s Dad 10 wahOo iOc Judge Murray 100
Uypccre Dad 10 Daruna, 10 vOsSurs, 20 Ten Brock
H. pools-wary so3. field s25.
Mutoals-Filed Ell 80. Time 40 IA. on, .n,
nossed the stand on In the stretch good
hnish resulted in nypocrlr beating Daruna by neck
with Wary three parts Of length back 80
THIRD RACE-KEARNEY STAKES $50 EAcHslo 900
ADDED. MILE AND HALF.
rabold Brothers b. c. Montrose, by Duke Of Mont =,
c,. sGse s rsin: b. r. Arao, s. ios Fsra 2
81 r. Noian's b. g. oarsman, 4. 1o2 (barheD .
ESingS 10 oars%sa yso;o Mop'rS,' a,s Esy'
A'f rsoi 20 5 %ss r IS ned * '"
They ycrc well together IT the start when ioya Aich
ran led an to m s" nv II ree ' thsth
Argp five lengths from oarsman
FOURTH RACE-PURsE 500 SELLING. DIN
FURLONGS
J. b. Meggn. CHI $3.50, by LOnsieiiow Spen%T
w Gfstr's CHI q. Pocaello, g. los -; Msri.n( :
jsy g09s; CUPID sS a 70 Lucky jim 100
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