New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-19
SURPRISED BY GRISETTE.
An UPSET IN THE CONGRESS HALL
TIE CALIFORNIA MARE SHOWS HER HEELS TO
WARY AND LITTLE MINCH AT SARATOGA
IRY IELEGRAP.I rRIHUN.l


Saratoga Aug 10 (SpcciaD.-The weather being de-
lehuliy pleasant combined with the attraction OF the
Tennessee and Congress Hall stakes there than
usual Saturday crowd at tho track. In fact 1t was
tho largest gathering OF the meeting. Tho track in
much better condition that any was led TO OK
pect and while nos fast safe ana gave all competitors
an equal The chief interest Of centred
in the Congress Hall Stakes, and its result
looked 10 caused most intense excitement. II
Little Nlinch was be beaten ~ all, Wary the
do tho trick and not Grsette whose chances odts
Of TO offered and taken By few outsiders who
have always a faith tho uncertainties Little Minch
fractions usual at the post but he away
we'll and then ran short OF work. all his stable
companions After the first heat. which close
the that the judges only could decide,
tho feeling high. They promptly put up
Grlsettcs number. and an angry crowd gathered
about the stand and shouted for Wary, and
person became abusive that he removed from
the track There doubt in regard the second
heat which Grette by open length and this only
intensified feeling the heavy gamblers had lost large
upon Wary beating Crsette than Little Minch
1t Will remembered that Minch left post in
this last year which GCaIer in straight
heats.
The Tennessee Stakes The opening and
nne contest between Gypsy Queen Dlabo which the
ally by head. The mile and half handicap a
disappointment the Canadian party They expected
Pee Weep the running fast enough beat Mont
rose but she killed her chances for the place for
which she beaten by rank outsider Bohemian
Macbeth not in the throughout ana the Chicago
party thought II wise to withdraw Wheeler T. from the
mile dash, and 70 finally reduced a match between
Yum Yum and BoTeep, which literally walover for
the HagPn FLY. The steepechsse procession, with
favort Of course FAR behind the winner Chantcleer
FIRST RACE-TENNESSEE STAKES. FOR TWO
YEAR-OLDS. s@J EACH. 800 ADDED. SIX
FURLONGS.
Excelsior Stables b. T. Gypsy Queen. by Rayon dor;
Castle Stsbie's b. C. DiabIo. 10 fTafaD >
Melbourne stables b. T99 Eione ro7 (Wnc9e
10 and the Juanita col. lol, also ran, 49,.
10 Seymour Is Caiicris. IL Heron 80 Cone TO- raw 80
Juanla colt. Place. to on Gypsy Queen. to on
fools-DlablO SOS, Gypsy Queen $685. Lioness SIS,
Mataals-sls 20. .Tmc--1 lel-o .,,.
1 A 9 1o6 d aH hey 1 o a fois oTnI po Ts
h nn aea.e 1s % w 1n and ISe bgs ened
the stretch When Gypsy Queen ecsed and grand f traG
with The Lloress three lengths behind
SECOND RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES eco
EACH. 500. IL MILES
Lab9ld Bro', b Montro'e. yrs. by DIXIE gs,s Of
]. b Hsss l1 b. e. bohemian g. 100 whcfeD
W endr, 20 + Pee WSeP ,o D. 100 -, Maun
Hehng7 TO MSaSse !, to to Cal MScp a TO
pools~Montrose $50. ree Weep 80. Macbeth 500
, al, e e gTs re- a u,,, p.. w..D second
but is alter soon "a" oi% f So the pace leading
two lengths a. the start m oaliatn second hall
sasnsr '' ali e way to he head o. the stcie
NOntrose came through with and by lengths
pee Weep Quit when Inside the last furong and bohemian
beat her FOR the place by two lengths
THIRD RACE-CONGREss HALL sTAKFs. SOS
EACH. $500 ADDED. HEATS OF SIX FURLONGs.
Santa Anita Stables b. T. Grisette 4. by Gleneg-
T I''' s,,e1ens's b. T. wary 4f1os , CTsmI . .
Chicago stables h. h. Little Mnsa sssa ma a.
Time IG. 10 IA.
Betung-3 n on Iittic Minch 10 N Wary, z N
Grisette. After heat-i0 TO on Mnch. 10 . Wary.
Poos-Iittle Mlnch siOO, Wary go Grlsette as.
with Mlnch Wary s25. Grisette sl3 After heat
Mincb 500, ned fe5
Mutuals-s13 90 and sli 70
First heat-Little Minch was ugly a. USUAL. ana Hnnh