New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-21
HONORS EASY AT SARATOGA.
opEN BOwIE'S CATESBY GELDING A WINNER
IELTX HIMSELF AGAIN.

SARATOGA Aug 90 (Special).-wi genial weather. a
fast track fine programme and large attendance OF
spectators the Saratoga Association has reason to be
satisfied with the record OF the ninth extra day The
starting promptly and the six were reeled
OF in good time that everybody felt satisfied and
good feeling prevailed. The results were nicely bal.
anced Fist favorites the fourth and fifth races
second favcrtes the first and second and outsiders the
third and sixth. A more equitable distribution Of the
spells could be wished The victory Of the Cntesby
gedng the fast youngste Blessing caused the usual
diversion. and Ex-Governor Bowie warmly congratu
lated for the geding has been sick since the Baltimore
meeting and he IS only now rounding into FORM He Is
certainly now worthy Of name and Mr.. Bowie
ss tears shed over Blessings unespessed
NEE S S1 = S eancs o or and Ts r
overlooked in the plunging upon stOrmss pair-volu
s'g Th :.s a n1,s the details:
FIRST RACE-pURsE $500. Two.YEARoLDs. FIVE
FUkLONGS.
T. B Hsggn's b. c. Monsoon by Kyrle Day;Mura1 loS
N S,3o b.:2 ss5s
5iiondss IS IS Jesebsl s5 %sSasss 90, My W o5,
- and e5 also E Ta 90 JACKIE Toms
wisSs 2 Laura S,o%s II palsy
ana wR6ass and Queen Hattie 80 Nay DO JezeSs
Stone g. l f1a MG0 9s s' ned saa
1sss were ys 'ftS S EsSs' l s;Sps ;ns
q
before Daisy Woodruff
SECOND EACE-rURsE $500. Two.YEARoLDs
F)VE YuELONGS
D. oConnors b. Tessa X. by ReOrm-sist Of Mercy
I. s. FIELDS. CHI C. chandcr ;s cwneseiD 3
1aa3 .p 49, Hn3 Tom ri K ss rahead 1922
Chestnut Bell S5 virgil Alshea colt SS and io2.
n cs,ss fs%ss = 1a Ts H:mss
% so nd 4asS Ward 2 on o% rss 30 0
Chandler.
TSSss.sS F'TSs n :S IS TSi:s K ST. field 's'
Aer some delay they were sent on With Chandler and
n font esd at sf ss kaRs haii
1sHss ssa :s n'sd but the
. length before Minnie Palmer.
THIRD RACE-PURsE $500. TEN POUNDS ABOVE
THE SCALE. SIX FURLONGs.
o. Bowels CHI g.. by CatesbyMy Maryland yrs
n l. fo" Gs.sidv y" CO.'S Harry G,sS 5S.sIjSS
hoyse lSs t AZ 10s Es;4H Sy.s SSs
iffS &c. ~ spsSsa
10 sd so Sss,.i
s 70 NIX N g 80 psce
hSsssfeS IS IS f fns sis aeld 900
S sna and S tSas SsS 'S the s led
s sf OI length ' With arrcdsbge third the lower
.G - he Ta S he sspe coming
s s t' ss sad h Ter he %
with Harry Glenn third two lengths behind and leading
the ruck.
FOURTH RACE-PURsE e45o SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
MILE AND THREE-SIXTEEHTHs
D. A. Honis's b. g. Lele1 aged. by Lelaps WAR Reel
ODER De$io,s oh: g. ve.ey.s, T. Jos iw!@shsl' 2
Afao 1o7 Joseph io2 and Broughtcn jo7, also ran
Betting-5 to i Leles. 10 to Vosburg ~ Joseph.
IS Broushton. 30 Areo. 80 wynwood. Piocc-Noihing
Es.:e Isl:s /; ;$S 4 fSls 90 20 IA.
wynwood ana Joseph Jumped away in the lead. Down
showed y, LEX
forward assumed the lower turn and reached
home length before Vosburg who was three quarters
Of length from Wynwood.
FIFTH RACE-PURSE 1850. BEATEN HORSES
Is MILES
J. p. Ferguson's b g. GaatIn yrs. by Glcngarry
A. CT 6. ca@pSe's b. t. Mrth, g. Of -. " isoden}
" Ernest Race 90 Harry Cooper 1i3 Kedar Khan 1o9
and Rcd Stone liz also ran
Bettlng-c TO / Gallatin. II to Kedar Khan Red
stone 0 Red Prince Ernest Race. IS Mrth, % Harry
Pools-Csllatn s15 Keiar han s1o field s25.
Nutusls-s19 Timc-i 81 IL
When nag fell GaIatn jumped 70 the front and led
~ ' Two isnsfhs from Mrth length better than RED
Price. The winner sold TO the Castle Stable for
s7C0.
SIXTH RACE-PURSE $3.50. NILE AND THREE
sIXTEENTnS. FIVE HURDLES.
Queens Co Stables b. g. Jim Murphy, yrs., by
Fcllowcrait Lady Mansfield. 1888 n or. Meany !
r. French's b. b. Mentmore. O. lA (Jo.e9 2
u storms T. LieT9 G iS5 Mecsiosas ,4o
ohsnceer ~ 1872 Nat Goodwill iso and Evsngene i'll
Setting-e to voIneeur. 4 TO Percy and Ljero;.