New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-16
a-rIrTu RACE-DELAwARE HANDlCA
AlES Il. MlILAS.
FAVOEITES WIN on \ HEAVY lRAOh'
NOT A BAD DAY FOR BACHERS AT @ANAIo0N-
BIG ATTEN DANCE.

Saratoga Aug 10 (spcciaD.-Anohcr bright ana warm
DAY favored the Sara,o-a Racing AsSocIa''"h '"I ~
vas sufficient attractiYcness in the Tr'eraie u "
80 ,o,v1 and a. the ma ority OF the races were CAPT
nee, INV the ,avoritcs hackers were well sausheu VII"
she returns The track WAS heavy ana 'heic "'io "o
finishes close enough to arouse decs on The
aeia.is OF The races As folows; CRY
tlEsT RACE-rUKSE $500. TWO.fEAl"OhD0' 8AN
FURLONGS.
A rcr,,. en-. c. Red Light, by Jns Johnson,V,G'a'
,, 1ea , 10 chi. f. Miss Rood ios =, (stoya3
assms Il s S" ,c3 s" fSSa e TO- i0s PEN
man ciSnrs Mi;s Eoo to 70 , A@ne K ci'1 IS o lGa
l Lew!cv !; Riddcicad Places to Fed Light even
MIS- Flood +1a Clare e1o Red Light $40
ncil s2s. "a THINE, 90
,Sc start Red Light lead with Eoin iiaWlsy
second ana f Aq%G c% %en Mis-. f % Py csa
Vol Get no 10 Hcd Light. who beat her home heoA Win
T",n Uawley four lengths back >.,,-
srcnND RACE-PURSE 800. SPECIAL WkI"hIS'
NILE AND FURLoNG
Lamasncy Bros b. f. Bopeen by bcitfanF Barnes
We Tscs 81 r b. e. Joseph 3 10, q. Mec5t6y
5,iI ssd slsss & s s r. e. ceyg
Jol ls,S''"' Pics to on Regeep G TO Joseph
Pools s, ioPG g al ,s' r aSlt 81, IS 3d.
y @ s 1q9 T. cS as iSffin IN THAT %i pos hsn
1S pSSA ram !" pairs o,1 s ~o IN 1S sd
an length n Sn . Of ' won Ci by length and
half fiom Joseph two lengths before Srath'ley
THIRD RACE-rURST $3.50 TlIEEE-f EAltol'DS'
ONE MILE
W Hcnd.lv. Banjo by Tymp'nn" C o9i"SaS
Ne " CI ls1 b. e. Amos ils MeLaughlin(
Oaen Eore's b e Bcllwcod - ("lhchcD
Uuia lO5 and Donald 1902 also ian: ,,r,o ..
D.,tInr-Even rauio Drllwood AIAoS' . Hiiua' -
non,ld Place 10 2 On Psago. ( 10 ) Amos
W"o. Tono eo5 Bciwood sl5 Amos 40 field flo
Mutuas-sI2 2o Time 40 l. .,, ,,o .i
IonaIi LED 10 thc hall when BANJO Joine1 issue an.
o,sscd him at tho hreeq Banjo then came AVA
snd won ~ two lengths from Amos the same before bei
wood ~
FOURTH RACE-PURsE $3.50 SELLING. NILE
AND SEVENTY YARDS.
Cotton Boyo's bf. LctFetia, D yrs, by Tom 0chi
tree n ie1s - rb o. Redstonc g. 100 tWinchclD
d. O'Connoi's OF. m Una b.. age1 1Ol lbaIneS no
NcttIc o. Unique loo, Jennie Mcfarland 9S ard Re
Hating. to Bonnic s.. Lcre.ia. Una y Jen
IL EeAstonc - Volatile 80 Cupid 30 NGttlc. lac,
Even Lctr.la 20 To / R,1stone Poo!S-Bcnhie ,. SiS
uns p sle @,'1H ,a - G g, 81 r.
Is sooh a. the Gag f Lclrtla rln to Inc front like
scared and ft the hci so far o'hind mat i
race was some,hios Of moekcry sh ne" won o BY tou
Una b. The wnr:f was Loush. in for 50 oo5.
FIFTH RACE - PURSE 1850 FIVE HURDLES
SIG MILES.
Shrewsbury Stable b Burr oak aged, by Bull.
tan@y ( coz b. b Judge Criniih aged 1873 tJoncs)
Queens County stables b. e. Jim MURPHY N 4: 49,
Chnntieleer ia6 and Ballot 1913 also ran.
Betung-1o TO . on Burr Oak. Judge Griffith. 5 jim
Oak 10 to Z on Gr!fhth.
Pools-Burr oak 500 field $50.
Mutuas-sl1 20. Tmc-2 :2l "a.
Jim Murphy in front the third hurdle when Bur
passed. hin. and lrailY by lengths from Ju1c
Gririths who was SIX lengths away from jim Murphy
Ballot refused the third hurdle.