New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
T. M.-FIFTlI RACE-CAPE MAJ
TURFF- 1-16 MILES.
: =. M.-SIXTH RACE-SELLlNG II
rAvORTTES HAVE AN INNING.
,,.c orr or FIVE WIN AT sARAToGA-KING


CRAZE THE OUTSIDER
Saratoga Avg. tsrccaD.-for the hrS' ,'ne ."o
eys OF favoritos had matters pretty much thcH own way
,oaav as four out Of the were won by them
Iituc Barnes having the mount on ;hree iheie u "
craze now 10 follow this clever lightweight ana ms Iue
a COW his mount would be backed. There was no."'"s
sensational in the racing although the heds were aie
l all the races sbut the last were started promptly
% o va. excessively warm and the hot breeze from
The south blew clouds Of dust over the course fo'"
'"7 rinsT EACE-PURsE $3.50. ONE MILE
W L. Cassidy & Co.'s b. f. Elmira, VS. by Billet
w D G1ar Es b. q Au9triann a. 1o2 IL Msrn
Mes los larry cooper ilS Alarc 100 catesby geld
ing To- ana fSr' E@a II to Prince
Moia ne tlarfc j. CaIesby ccldng 10 Apstrianao 40
Harry Cooper 40 Persian. Place to on E'hfa' "
rc"IsE%a IS r}lase Fs .1 3d. field 800
Ma1a seoi :ia 80 the ca'csby eedng ran and
lead cngth rd ns he San o. by 's length and
sT half from Austrana, length from Iorunatu' 49,
SECOND RAcE-rCksE $500 ~ IoNcs AN'0'O''
y fuckers CHI T. Minnie Palmer, by Luke Black
ban,Tom Boy $500 $500, x M '{pPS ennS} J
r. pryor & Co.'S b. g Navigator 81 rive o, lAHe3
,od og o CO Mosa K So o.
view LOG sandy no and Ron Mawey 80 aS 9,5 ram
F Fs!"S H. iS Nose s1G@ Is
Mav js ran 80 waS % and Sandy aceEen
PansJ ~ palmer sl2 Trademark &c. X &C.
nei NNnstESals-.l7 TO- Time-1 o3.
say ana Rous;abo9s were the leaders at the start
but Minnie Palmer ian forward at the hail. MIN Snhc
By three e@s Naf bre% E Ts' ar ceay and ran
three miles before being caught The winner was bought
THIRD RACE-PURsE 1850 SPECIAL WEIGHTS
NILE AND A SIXTEENTH
Dwysr Brothers Bessie June yrs , b KING
AGGsS a TEfs iOs m Bonita, 1915 1s"den
IT, c. Myerss br h. Bonnie 5; g 10 (MeSaF'hy)
ss;s 5Ts 70 IS g Ns asf.n'' F Mhs
NO P0ois-ncssIc June So Geld f25.
Belse unS took the lead at the start away
the neId and by two lengths from Bonita length
FOURTH EACE-PURsE 5000 BEATEN HORSES
SIX FURLONGs.
c. Cornehlsens Dr. G. King Crab yrs. BY King,
viIei no.heTs b. lVR m T,mbcufete s. o. osser
L. ss.h s"S 49, hs f4 Glen Sa, los FSs4, S
Golden ee C' M @ Mp o loi ao r xD'' los
Be'ag2 to Pssss sng ,S Graz en Solis 5 c Excl
hTns 20 voate 20 Tam5cgrstts others
T. XII s cT Rna 10 crab eio Little Minnie
H%5sssss and TTI s Minnie led the half ss
Rn pacSa IS eecnd am IN o King
rush and Won Won. by two lengths from TambOure'te'
FIFTH RACE-PURsE $3.50. SELLING. oNF
MILE
W, o. sculy's CHI C. Ban Yam. ys. by King Ban,
Fxeesior Stables ch E. Bronzomarte, 4 100 VnccnU
D. o'c9nnor,s e. y Una D. assd 1o9 MScari9y
ss Fcnton ILL., Isis - Red Prince LOG Mini 90 Kcda
Kahn 100. and lie Clair 100. also
Betune-G 70 Ban Yam 4 T. i Una D., 10 Mirth
.naTte and Kedar Kahn. 80 Red Prince 30 ant
Lc Clair. 60 Fasenote. Place. 10 on Ban Yam. u
] against BrOn7nmarte
POos-Bsn Van SID Una b. - ned s25
Mutusls-f10 20. Tme-1 48 i-2.
After long delay they on with Una u. ant
Ernest Race ia front Mirh and BionIomaIte took NJ
Tho running TO the half when Ban Yam rushed forward
and taking commanding lead by three lengths from
BrOnzom3 length before Una Is
For dsObedence the post in the last race Starter
Sheridan suspended Harris Conkng and Sands
I'll September ! and Crawford for one year.