New-York tribune., 1888-08-29
MoNTROsE WINS THE MORRIssEY.
oDEN BOWIE TAKES TWO MORE RhcEs-CLosI
FINISHES AT SARATOGA.

Saratoga, Aug 2S (Spccial).-The racing was really
good to-day, and was greatly enjoyed by large mum
Der OF people. The race for the Morrlssey Stakes
was hotly contested by Montroso and Peeweep at the
finished. Both were whipped home, and MonrOse got
there by sheer gameness by neck only. Wary ran
dsappontngly. The run to suit Montrose, as
Alec" Labold remarked when he, of the
timers that the first three quarters were run in
! :21. The last mile run in :46, fair race for
Montrose as the track is not fast The Labold
Brothers also the two-year old race with Chest
nut Belle so that they divided the honors with ex-
Governor Bowie, who the opening dash of six
furlongs with Bcllwood and the second with Vosbure
both of whom have vastly improved
These the details
FIRST EACE-PURsE 400. MAIDEN THREE YEAR
OLDS SIX FURLONGS.
oder Bowie's b. G. Beliwood. by Bythewood Belle,
cedSse dH5 K a. Reycs's b. Col zeb Ward io5 sstCnS
'5,Sn 5Seats ss o ven S ioG & shsn oNa o
and Pinto 1o5. also ran ~, 1.A Wa, .
r;Si5a S' %. T. Se'o
Pe to 80 on zsD efysSa %Sa a9d M SeD Allentown m
sh3I+G, o,NelilI . ;G nela T6,-, Is; ~ 3d.
They We're in Close the nag fe A. the
halt % p9 see f tass faa from ne'B Bc%ooG on the
Allentown was well IN front ana forced sne rq,n
Won easily by length zeb Ward beat Allentown on the
post for second place
SECOND RACE-HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES. s2o
EACH $500 ADDED. MILE AND A SIXTEENTH.
O. Bowies CHI 9. vosburg, yrs by VasssI, cAs Aus
]s R5yl5s 1s b. m Ls.. g. ies q tw,ills@ hisSa
NJ lame! N NSap S 9o io4, q and 9isa' bad i65 also
BRs q lanes H. Paes5 sac5 R-G % 'a on
TO LSaim s25 vOsburg sl2 Dad sl2 James
A. SSSai,dai.nss2 SSi hdirlss2 So Tme-1 80 a. m ,.,,.
TnSy eGt tCSk 9S nag ss s1 and running
u front Of cS@e USc'nai Gp Tien oser attempted bring
1f o5 5a ss sSsE aS %Tsas!s eqs
and o6u he was Obliged engS 10 Rs from SR won
r,,1pn p,cE-MoRRIssEY STAKES. HANDICAP
$40 EACH 81, 600 ADDED "a MILES.
1asold brothers b MOntrOse, by Duke Of MonsT9se'
" Patti Pdho4,G yT'B T. IL FSeowecp. q B. SossIeF 2
r IL sIeyens's b. l. Wary, a, III sSedn sSwdIaaa2
Betti9gnS ayoSn 70 pSceS 70 On MontOse to
Pooilrwary sa5, MontrOse s24 Peeweep slo Young
S"Sfp Mn,sa so 60 Time-so7 ,n, vouD, swcen wa,
allowed TO make the running at very 01ere se ler
and he hnhed S HS ISe lengths in advance Monoe and
wary There chance OF NON n, eS uts enough Pee
~eep Took up the running and round the lower turn
MonToe In tbs Way they hio the ssetsh when
ah and pee e Wsao ScEs bgns hard time under the
yhp question Of which would last as shf the ess
reaching the goal neck in advance c, hsS good
view Of the finish from the last funohs pofe
FOURTH RAcE-PURsE s4oO MAIDEN TWO
YEAR-OLDS FIVE FURLoNGs.
Iahold Brothers CHI T. Chestnut Belle, by LEAPS =,
Hurricane stock FARMS b. Vendetta 100 osssr
Excelsior Stables b. c. Penman, IOf l2 S'9ooddp o
The Raven 100 Vicress 1Ol 12, and Cora l. 100 also
- ,,s.,. On Cor,
L Places TO on Chestnut Belle. to assins' ven
delta. -. o,. 40,
Mutuals-t22 So Tims-1 :0l . A.. -
Prom q good start Chestnut Belle 70 the front snd
stang Of all challenges, by three lengths Nehde'a
a neck from fennian
FIFTH RACE-PURSE sl00 SELLING. ONE MILL"
w L. Cassidy & Co.'s b. I. Clara C., by Brigadler- =,
Minnie Mac $1,000, yrs, lO2 i. C"Hman,sl q
J. n Ackerman's b. g. MONDAY, 4. 95 penny =
Frank 1aylor's b. T. Maia, 4, 104 -. t1ssleI,, oa
BFonzomare lOi La Claire 1OS and Belle broeoN '''
Bettlne-Even Mas, Bron1omartc, Clara C., MOON.
day 10 Ia Claire 20 Belle Brock Place. 10 Csi"
c. 3 to ] MONDAY.
POols-Maio s25 field s25
Mutuals-833 30. Time-l ~: -, - . .,a ,,.d.
The start good Noonday ran ou. snu ~ a'
the mace all the way the last furong when tsrh
and Alsis closed tine finish resulted In cara " VIII