New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-26
RACING AT SARATOGA.
HANOVER wTNS IN GALI>OP ONLY Two
HORSES RUN FOR THE TRAvERs STAKES.

HORSES RUN FOR THE TRAvERS STAKES.
! Saratoga. July p (spcciaD-The Saratoga Associs
! ton could not have been favored with more de
! nghtfuI weather than that OF to-day. There have
been greater CIR wds the track the opening day
in years gone by but that of today sufficiently
large to satisfy every connected with the assoc;a
ton. The racing was in great measure disappoint-
! ing The Travers Stakes, which has been the feat
IRE of the opening day since 1s04 was lamentable
failure as LonCstreet was scratched leaving but Long
Dance and Flood Tide compete for the prize Philip
Dwycr said the colt had struck himself in HRS work
and he did not want 10 take any chances with him. in
consequence Of valuable engagements In the future.
Long Dance won easily. The California Stakes
little more good gallop for Hanover, although
King Crab ran strong at the finish. Harris. who rode
NJ. Cornehsen's gcding, was called to the stand
after the race and received lecture from Presiding
Judge Marvin, who thought Harris tried more TO
bother Molle's Last shan to win himself
The first race the usual Introductory scramble
and fast lot of sprtntcrs faced the starter Their:
was deep plungng upon Geraldine, Ballston and Blue
Rock while Maori comparatively neglected.
Geraldine showed remarkable flight of speed in the
stretch aud ran away from her field. 1t was good
day for the bookmakers and thirty firms found enough
business to satisfy them. The ring has been coDsd
eraby enlarged and there is consequently less crowd
ing than formerly. The betting is under the man.
agement Of T. G. Van Colt. who did such excellent.
service in the capacity at the Brooklyn track
He is a splendid executive and has the confidence Of
every man on the course The association IN en-
guarantee against all unpleasantness between the
ring and its patrons.
FIRST RACE-INTRoDUCToRY SCRAMBLE. PURSE
$500. ALLOWANCES. FIVE FURLoNGS
Malte9s villa Stock FARMS eh Geraldine er6 Sy GT1a
DTye Dr0'ns'' d. C. 'o''n',"' 40 D. MgfShyl 2
wfi Minnie c eam m d Na Sdh 100
100 Blue R0A 13 Reveier 122. Harbor Lights 1lo and
Beck 1l3 also
Ro ae1 Maori feFaane fts9 Eesh
fnsa Nns g fa Paee to Geans
Poo's-Geraldine $40, Ballston s22. Blue Rock sls'
N' Mat sai p paid s SIC 10.
and showed length il front q Geraldine a the hall mic
Poh,A ana ey d ran b S'Suh ens se and San
SECOND RACE,-CALIFoRNIA STAKES. $50 EACH.
500 ADDED SPECIAL WEIGHTS. ONE MILE
Dryer Brothers eh b. Hanover BY HindoO-Bo1rS0n
santa anita Stables b. NJ Moio McCarthy's Las;
W. naad End ch C. Gladiator. / ioI Doaneyj
aga9 100 HanGHe ss,t 20 to M'
rools-Hanoyer 800, ntdd $40.
o the s2 ns the a1 q nt he flag and re-
THIRD RACE-PURSE $500 TWo-YEAR-oLDS. AL
LOwANCES FIVE FURLONGS.
New-YoIk Stables b. C. Successor. by VauxhalZ
nfoSn's b. 10 Pearl Set Alien
James Murphy's b. f. sens l05 ;.-- tBsrnts)
ana los Poffg 0 Bin I Foxy @ 1o " on 2s sT DE-
Bettne~a 70 i Onward. 6 Foxmede and Pearl Set,
$ugsessGS 20 Tom Finay 10 sanqeT land 20 Gyp'y
Pces.Pesr set SIS onward sl5 sens SIC Foxmede
Mutual. (acd,-ss 80 ~, -.
When The signal was given PearI Set Iumpea away r
and from his pursuers winning easily by four
FOURTH RACE-TRAvERs STAKES FOR THREE
YEARoLDs. 500 EACH. $1,000 ADDED. NILE
AND THREE QUARTERS.
George N. Ryes b. Long Dance. by Longfseow1
Maites vnia stock FARMS B. C. Flood Tidc,, rs
pe,,,Oc-s 70 on T Lime ,s 0s to sc.ns, Flood
Fcols57LOpe Dance ESQ Flood Tide s12
Long Dance led all the way, and won by six lengths
FIFTH RACE-pURSE siOO. SELLING. SIX FUR
LONGS.
J. J CAROLS CHI T. Vivid by King Afons t,,.
n B yss 1Ss 81 6os:msn lis bsnGsi
D. 4 ToSIs's en- g .sds'Sae' saei, iO9...Na'ilH}
Volatile 1l2 Roulette 100. Harry Brown 40, Cupid
BeitingTii . : Vivid. . Dalesman, Cupid; :
Roulette 10 Reds,one - Volatile Harry Brown ana
ro9s-7y1id $50 Harry Ia '' Bfo% WIZ s5o' Gsd te5.
Vivid Won by short head Volatile and Roulette were
SIXTH RAcE-FuRsE $500 SELLING. SIX FUR
LONGS.
AZ. MsMa M CHI soG Pratt by
W Walkers b. c. The Lion g. 100. Allenl |
James Murphy's ch. T. Dilemma, .. sl---(W Hs"i9 |
Tme-i ~.
30 Clamor 40. Carrie &. los Remsen 1Oi, Story Teller
9s' ara Vanderbilt 1O7. alO
Setune-s u Dilemma. 10 Carrie g. and Ire Lion
y bfaI 10 NsDdeifrif u CldmOr j. Rcm-en 40 Story
Ae,1d.I., Ilacf--J 10 > IlFait. q % . The Lion
Mutusls-Fleld 81 10
Bs,ii ana The Loon fought the end Brait beat
ing The Lion bv half u lcneth
TIE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
saratoga July 81 CspecisD.-The entries for to
morrow, The first extra day are given below:
fllet racc-hA inrlonq. NnlatIIe I'D Garley liz