New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-07-27
TERRA GOTTA FAILS TO MEET KINGSTON.
oARsMAN BEATS BESSIE JUNE-LoNG DELAYS

AT THE POST AND MANY SUSPENSIONS.
Saratoga July &c (Specia).-The racing promised TO
much above the ordinary to-day that the crowa was
very large and grand stand fairly bloomed In rich
and attractive toilets 1t not known TO this same
crowd that Terra Gotta not to start against Kingston
and only surmlsed thar the horses would be an
the post for the first race as half is generally
expected The record was broken. however, for the
young within O minute OF one hour and quar-
cavorng and breaking at the post and the spectators
ength resigned their fate talked OF other matters
as they got weary Of watching the nag that was TO fa
still proudly held alot as the minutes new oy
Some vigan person shouted they're on and there was
great sigh relief when 1t proved to be fact As
there long delay in starting the fourth race there
were many empty when the last race was run, at
$40 D. IN. Perhaps Starter wheauy got some salts
faction in suspepding Mccarthy Tor the season, Osser
for meeting Booth for week. and Barnes Wnchei
Armstrong and Harris for two days
The long delays coupled with the non.sppearance Of
Terra Gotta In the California Stakes, produced too much
chagrn and disappointment mako the sport enjoyable
With the Western crack out OF tho fray, Kingston had
matters way, and hard held by Mclaughlin
OF the many breaks and Jerks changed the result
OF the Flash Stakes T1dss being much used up before
the start made Oarsman repeated his surprise Of
Tuesday by beating Bessie June and Brown Duke, and
again Messrs Nolan Woods their Albany friends
scooed In between o. 900 and sso at 10 TO l. Oars
man is very much improved colt and as tho bookmakers
have now a wholesome dread OF him. his followers will
have with smaller odds hereafter. Badge
the fayore won the fourth race, while We Canadian
Banjo with 25 l against him. the selling race and
caused sadness to the talent"
FIRST RACE-FLAsH STAKES. Two-YEARoLDS
800 EACH, s7oo ADDED. HALF A NILE.
D. f. Pettltrs Oh. 4 PRINCES. Bowling, by prnce :,
Dyyer Bros, br f. serhia 100 ,,s (WiiiamS) z
'"'''' '''''' '' ..' tSicLaughlin) 3
isT. 100 JuaS col, s los 5G 'TSn a N
l01, also ran
Serya Heron and Callente 20 to Madge nly, Juanlta
COY DsbiO rincess Bowling $40 cach field
They dancing about the post 70, one hour and
IN iion servla rushed through and led lengths
a. IN the se rrneess Bowling came with rush ana
tc1t seryia home By half length. with Diablo back
SECOND RACE-pURsE $500. SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
1910 MILES
NJ. N. Nolan's Dr. e, oarsman, by onondaga; Nellie
pw geGNf Bros VI BE Bessie June i1s a III
Lsmssnsy Bros Dr. g. Brown Duke s. lCS c@iS%s} s
ssD,alepe 90. Bonita io4 IL Elmlra ss. Kcrmesso
Duke, 2 70 santaeno. % Keimesse and oarsmail
10 70 Hse1 bessie 20 June ss5 Brown Duke .25 field
IN n 'front.' s bS, COMING IS" the stand KSmsssc play
@ S, Dso p ahs a ga Aq%i 1'
f,ossae i~ne who passed Kerncsse the brecaua
10 The sarctch Oorrman came with a rush and beat
Leslie june home BY q neck with Brown Duke In tho
sulks three lengths Oh.
THIRD RACE-~CALIPORNIA Stakes ESQ EACH
s7Oo ADDED ONE MILE
Dwyrr Bros b. Kingston. by spendthrf Kap ssa,
Lsni.ney i brstSsrs ch climax. s. III Williams
Santa Anita Stables B. ysa.'e' O. i2O murphy
peeateo lc2 Ksnu nan o; Wary Ia s'S %s sap
IN vpianio. % 20 Climax. 30 70 Kentucky baf'
30 10 I Pocstslfo.
Poo.s-k fnsston go, neld cyl
MatuAs--f1 10.
They got away well together. but Kentucky Ban
quickly ruined forward 10 The quarter pole Tapped by
Way spd Poeatellc On the lower turn Way TOOK the
Was quickly In front Climax cane with his rush, but