New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-06
RACING IN THE RAIN AT SARATOGA.
ELKroN NAY BE ANOTHER DIABLo-FENELoN
RATS NFRIDEN.
BEATS MERIDEN


EIKToN NAY BE ANOTHER DIABLo-FENELoN
BEATS MERIDEN.
saratoga. Aug. 3 (speciaD-The rain came pa''er-
ing down at dawn and continued wish ptileSs sVau-
ness until the racing fairly under way anu inc
Notifying spectacle Of horses waowing IN inc lnuu
was continued. The attendance was lcssened IN oonse
cnence blis mora ladies occupied seats in the grand
stand than could have been expected under INC o"-
cumstanccs. For the opening mile dash for MAUI"
three-year olds the Castle Stables sunshine was ''
favolite. but Vioante got so much .he o,s' y -
start that The advantage she chained could hoI DO
overcome and Sunshine was beaten nan ioNe, ~
Mr. Langfeld, however, recouped iaiBeis -,
fourth race with his colt ESton. as ne goV It'i"
aa1. - - Wv York and at the track. Elkton
won in grand style and promises 10 ue'eiOp ..'.
r.car of high class The crazy Meriden went " ',o
nos, q bo, fayorte for the second race As usual "o
,ooL tho load from the start, bat quit ON the s"o
and was beaten by Fenelon and Csiny"
ter Is coming good form ~sA- - .htr1
only favorite of the day 10 wn' cSp'u,ou 30 v.or,
race from Golden Reel who ran as SUI ,N syth
while satisfaction won the 1lt'h anu ,TnrN THREE
FIRST RACE-PURsE $3.50. MIL
YEAR.oLDs. ONE NILE
Charlie. Reeds CHI viOante by Long Ia"I 1SMsrtnj
iGS Stable: ch f. SUNSHINE io5 (Tgn
s'a SHns ie Jenny Y Gs kS 1c T@Sa
no EV Wocaba G io sT 1 sso E 4s s'io'
iiS BCnaeta los and T, MsnI :5oS.
P,ngs to SUNSHINE 70 R eaSh aau 10 each Aunt
JsnnSg 'r psdns and Waldo Places to Vi0sH'
f FSoofody rYsior 81 Sunshine g. V''l'0@ ~ M
m SdT away well front but was se way Sy
SUNSHINE Quarter aHG volante came with rush
and a. h beat i' sunshine by waldo sp5t fell The
third three iens Watson over the fence Without
threw DE EhCF-PURsE $500. WEIGHTS 10 sIv
4
ARoyE THE SCALE A-Ao"'->O
IUkLoST, h. Fenelon, by ReformCSMegias,a,
w Yrs. S3 rs csney:es, 100 i;SsSsTSy 2
ExcelsiQTI, st5o sr Merden 1s 6SrS C. 1aC
h fafs i2 i1 Ni"S ls Ivy 1la and
| Bettina 113, also ran .rime-1 90. - 60
rsns-s Nsds%' ,1a K %ayiap s''ii e al.ssp
caR6ys each fe Gsrc D and dihsad 80 ssGs
sseh NCs and Ivy. Place. to Feneon' I"
v.den sos Msyaps; $40 S ca 3d. Bet
@ ned sac aSs M Msds sHy in DG 9f l ss
oSMd BY cayse:s sps M SDCs aaa Win
the h close the inside ra Isoa ana before
ien,tn from Cambyses' VINO wac
den ,,,pcr. $500. WEIGHTS POUNDS
III mn W. oW THE SCALE ALLOWANCE
oOgs b. h. Marshall Luke yrs caa az way
sSs h. f soS his Ese' asSss
Wheeler & FairS's b. s; ,S Snei :SiS .
,,.I.san LIKE . to Golden Reel, s
snd BSlSl84s 20 Bob Lsie. P"ce-NOthmS i'1A''
Golden Rec Golden Reel s27 Luke s25 field So
was the first away and ed down b To and had
Bob bs Luke and Golden Reel PsssSo MN luke beat
when themselves the rest Of the way hstea of
the race 10 aeiy by two lengths the others W nc
Goiaen h90 pACE-PURsE $500 Two-fhAn-oA-D'
fOO APrcIAL WEIGHTS. SIX FCKIoN% 700 -
Castle stables Oh. c. Elkton' by dunn /
pro., b. c. Judge Morrow, 1Oe..-i5IshIiSsgg}
Se eehs Ssn. III Major Tom ZOE ma Ssn Sd 5y
,oa Sretaa icS Avertas 1903 Middie''oHo IL
"a 1o4, also ran rime-1 :o3l. .., >,.,or
betting r # s sna Getoa e 10 e aSa
Mddeone Pace2 70 Ekon 70 r Judge sed a25
Pools-sena $40, Centaur 80 M~'0i A'- W
Np sdf oe delay Of si sSs sSGxSa
senS anu cr than Flkton the Mana MY tnlIo ycav 70
s second place ,Ss s Gp sS ' Thc
Who began TO Ekton easily cam Iydge Morrow who
Was uis0 t%o lengths better than sena' ,>,c ONE
FIFTH RACE-PURSE s4oo shhLiNO
cs Establishments esHss; s 81 s'i,p'4S1 s1
RON Mesti9 y sa6 3 g Lynn mn Mamie Hay ei iS3
{ eargea 1 19s sdiiebt Ill Landseei iis George
Angus los and Belmont n,,1 100, also 1s ran
no.ns-s to Eyeroiss Sassfs sDd hcim TO
3 yn George angus 20 LsndseT. Places to Salts
g George s2 Angus ssa s. asd 90
sold. ,,,.-.. .ooi, tho Trad 70 the
onarter whe he gave way Eyefette VINO 1Se
1nn;ne IN the head Of the strtch Here SallsiSc.io
came through and won easily by two lengths rom S
who was the same distance before Mainie nay
Anpus was left a the post. NO Dlu 1.-~-
SIXTH RACE-PURSE s4oO. stLLlNV' 'N
MILE.
j. J. CAROLS Oh. T. Vivid, yrs; oy hlnR AnP"R1
IlHs6 sI, SGS b. g. p cs sS g.
Iaroes Wurnhyis ch T. Dilemma, IL, tiltoil.1 r
'aJ John JAY o. Lucy il O yg ant l 1o G Ts1
Corbctt los. B,ookfuN I'D ana, an9 Nlr'n w. "
Do,.tnc . IN I Carrie g.. II vivid, 70 Johl
Be!'ns cscb dilemma Vigant and Mirth, 10 George
Sayeft 10 Brookiu 20 Lucy II. Place. to VIVA
Poosyd Carrie 6 81 t aed III sH5 when Dilemma
van ihrough 10 tho front and reInaned hefe 20 IN !"
90 the stretch VIXEN she gave way 10 viva anu nre -
"A +hc race between them NlviG beatlhc NarI
wv half length with Dilemma four lengths away WI"
ner bought in for q, 100