New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-13

one would like 10 sell out"
MR. PELHAM IN FRONT AT LAST.
AND MR. HUNTER TAKES FEW THOUSANDS
OUT OF TIE RING AT SARATOGA.
SARATOGA Aug. 1o speciaD.-The eighth extra day OF
the meeting was thoroughly enjoyable to one oi INC
largest and most brilliant gatherings OF the scaso
For the first time since the opening DAYS INC ~
was dry. The betting ring swarmed win spceu
as several heavy investors came up 1rom uoini
this morning for change of scene Inc ione
pected Mr. Pelham at last came TO the froh' anu
duced a sensation In the ring. Mr. Hunter insuo a
GOOD winning over his colt but bemoaned the TACT
that the booies got afraid and shut him on So na'
be had to be content with $4,000 of their money III
stead of the $4,000 lie wanted. only Two HiS'
favortes were successful, but all the winners "oo
strongly backed and the books were wei squ0oNou'
The results as follows: - 49, ~
FIRST RACE-PURsE $780, THkE .l,-afn,sce
SELLING. FIVE AND HALF FOhLoNuo'
L. Kershners b. g. Lynn. by Lslaps-Elsn0fs ssSf
p. nj SacKs en- c Red Light 1IO I GSOTi!
George NJ Res B. g. hake Ids annas liz RomebeS
Ceiling G9 IT, Amso k7ss 1o5 ATdess 1o2 and Sam D.
loo also u.,,o
Bcng2 Lynn $SnshpSe each Sng L' s6 dscS
ana ne hi I51 AmeHe Rves Hress and sam D. Place
70 lynn S. e L Efa t ;s 1sAever e. Sunshine
sld Red Gsnt ST. fed Mgtua nOs s1s and Sam
From an 10 the half when Lakevsw rushed for
ward and made the running Id . w SHs 5y length and
hS Red sh whC sS was e enf for sf.St IMAM A'
SECOND RACE-PURSE. $500. THREE EA AI
Sailing FIVE AND HALF FUBLoNGS.
,,,'bn.Iand Stables br. c. vesmont, by Vanderbilt,
Miss GeTmGaS en- si & o6 ec aiS lScsrtSy
T5s9 % inc s'li;i9 Rsis s1S
crab Cider 5S Hot Scotch 80 Century Ao' anu '''i'
"a also I'M Timo-1 lob o,,.a.,o, o - o
| po,tno-3 TO ! cach The Dude and Obiacuon % 2
ve@o deh eae 6acp % as so cenS % 6ra aS
Ciaer. ecaOS sos vermont s2S' Ned sGo Mu-
Iae s Tag m Objection mas sshE in i f5Sat a9s
the hall gas 3 me Sg1 ss arong When Ven n cane
With ru. and beat Objection hons by thfee ensb bii
TWIpn RACE-pURsE s4oo WEIGHTS 20 n ABOVE
TI,E SALE. ALLOWANCES. NILE AND SIX
J. DE- Longs b g. Jim Glare, by Frank rank Hampton or
| r. H. Steyenss en-. Hub; ., g. lg9( re hcfeeh
s"yh io B. ST LSRo 1872 Minnie Palmer and
May Laps 100 also ran rtme1:51.
H %1 z 20 snGh Fep Fl&e and Is S'o
EusS Place. Jim tiarf e r Hg5 81. Min.
mic Palmer SIS May Laps So Hub S So St Luke S.
sale jim s"9fa yhs@ ni 5
ar out and taking command three 9 %ats
6ss her le a6 Ps 50 d ne caa into the
dm G nS san who %as snea bor fenSon
FOURTH RACE-PURsE $500. BEATEN TwoYEAR-
oLDs FIVE AND A HALF FURLoNGs
A. Hunters rs 9S &C., Me- Pelham by 81 Binls
Fraik Tayloi's ch c centaur (StOyag
D. The Moor io7 Bliss TO- Ainc i0S, and Prince How
Bctoinr-s to Iiaie CREE 70 csn:sur, a NJ
Pelham Prince 9TaNd Ar% g2e5, g Gcn Bs 80 Tho
Pocls-Itlo SIS the field s25. Mutals (aold)-
" G1aur got the best Of the start but Pelham rushed
qnd c d be s o h %s end 50 cenar geng the
place by head from Little Crete. whose martngae had
FIFTH RACE-PURsE $780, SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
ONE MILE.
Holloway Bros b. f. Bsndoerte, yrs, by Jils John,
A. Co. n Ieca@p5es b. Lady ismDh
TayGF Jaso9 c E5 81 S Bb Ee g. casus 3d.
Ivy a. Goiah liz and Ire hs5t4p ] lSS also ran
Bettlne-5 to Bertha. 10 / Torchlleht and Csssus,
20 La 5S Hf lisp 3 each IUS aSd oiah Fsee5 to
nIasels s Es H sS ned a1 lay &
good and BIand3 1nss PFs Bse Of st Ss G
ana ached ,he S iap5 by Melodrama and cass
i hTat ne entered sp the stretch win 70
mi and the pair reached The line ogege A Me- n fG%
was third length back.
SIXTH RACE--PURSE $3.50. SELLING. MILL
AND SEVENTY YARDS.
Costello Grenner's br T. Satisfaction by Sensation
- $glnale 81 900, prs do2 100
A. &. McCampbens B; T. MiTth 4 81 Bay, ION
Tandseer 100, Vgilant 102, Duke OF bourbon lOOi
F1ederica 1O5 Royal Garter 11S, Pocatelo 107, and
BOccaccio 100 also ran ,
Time-1 :4734.
Bettngs to Fredercs 70 Satisfaction &c sdc p 70
Garter and Mirth 20 Pocatco. 30 Lsndseer, 40 Duke
OF Bourbon. Pace-Eycns Satisfaction 20 TO Oynhla
Pools Frederick 500 Doccaceio IS, Satisfaction So hed
so5 Mutuals. e33 %.
From an excellent Mirth took the lead and made
running all the to the stretch 6ut az me last
frong Satisfaction forward attended by GYmnst
ana a?fe rather ratfing finish between them Satis.ac
ton cot the verdict by head. with Mirh third, two
lengths away. No bid.