New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-17
LUCKY BALDWIN'S DAY AT SARATOGA
WINNING THREE OUT OF FIVE RACES-STIRRING
SPORT AT THE SPRINGS


SPORT AT THE SPRINGS
Saratoga. Avg. lGTho card for to-day looked 80 well
the psOns Of ranng that another large crowd was On
attendance the and there some enjoyable rae
Ing to see although It was most pronounced hvorites
day. the nth being tho only captured by an out
side chance The goxhan Stakes to have been the
feature but the withdraw of Bella at the last moment
robbed Of interest She thought good enough
just beat Pee Weep Los Angeles defeated the
Canadian with something 10 spare. while the two
crabs Young Sweep and Falcon couldn't fast enough
TO keep themselves 1t WAS great day for
Lucky Baldwin, for not only did the foxhal fall to
but Estrea captured the opening weller weight race
after wretehed start in which Tornado was almost
given the race and Grsee the fourth after
OF the brilliant finishes this season AcLaugh-
In rode Lyme with -four and s gSu1S s sss
impost the hy position In tue race which she
SHsh was worth journey 10 see, the hackers Of
Grsette held their breath until her number went up II
to his O~ credit Mr. nad%in was content and scratched
n Un .hS trade Marx 50 was golden Tor
California. Leex showed hts old form in tho mile and I,
style The Track was heavy aud very warm
These the details:
FIRST RACE-PURSE s400. WELTER WEIGHTS.
SIX FURLoNGS.
JAMES, s' %oa AP%s i forasdo
E. H. Stems b. Van TrOmP s;v G6d Hsyd en- ana
90 Betiins-5 70 on Estrela . to / Nat Goodwin.
Fec.,E.tfslls s2s,s asd s25;
The wrcchod bungle Tornado getting three
Of Mclaughlin mae the his
and kept in tho lead until passing the las. tuone post
half length. Van Tromp third four lengths back
SECOND RACE-HANDICAP. $50 EACH $500 ADD
ED. MILE AND FURLoNG
D. A. Honis's b. Lelex, by Lelapswar Reel. aged,
lamssnsy Bros ch. M Little Minnie, 8 o1 Cwilams
"a Ttla
Queen Of Eliaabeh Ioi 10, Cray Cloud 100 and Long
" Bet,lDsrio 70 on Le,.x, 4 to Little Minnie 10
M SE'al1s1f o. p'' Ti me- T SO g.
the TO f1I nsS b eis and Cray
,ro ran laped 10 tho half when Gray SoHa e,,ed s sn
dSo Ss aSS s MDne had sTsr tH the
70 the and sss % Minnie enehs with Bonnie
third lengths back.
oLDs. 500 EACH, $1,000 ADDED. NILE AND
TURLONGs.
Santa Amt. stable. oh. Los Angeles by GlensIg
Mar lsn%ss stock FARMS rff iS' Young Sweep
;. ;ss: f = {: sS
COLES . I? en- p.weepao 80.
A:s'': sss sis e, {. We. forward and
they %eTo soon string with Weep leading by four
lengths at the end Of the nrs five furlongs Los Angeles
SECOND three engr,s before the other two who were
dropping further the ut stride rec weep
kept lead a the way 10 the homesretch ana MURPHY
aid moi mako novo with Los Angeles until well inside
the last furons. where Tara began whipping The pun.
useless Los Angeles cbmo 70 The 'front.'
without being fully extended and won hand held by
neck, the others beaten on.
FOURTH RACE-PURsE 5000. ONE MILE
Santa Anita stables b. f. Grlsete' by GleneIg, Malta.
los n -. tWlHfmD J.
summit stables ch. q. Royal Arch aged. lOI =,
bohemian Prince Fortunstu. and Amea r. ais, ran.
Bettne-Evcn Grisette. to Bessie June. . Amelia
p. Prince Fortunatus Royal Arch, 40 bohemian.
Place. 70 on Grisette. to { on Bessie June
Poos-Grisette eco field e26.
Mutuals-s10 so. Time-1 40 Ia
After short delay, caused BY Royal Arch they got