New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-04
WOE IN THE BETTING RING,
FAvORITES SLAUGHTERED ON THE SARA
TOGA TRACK.
MILTON ROBIN HOOD, MoNTRosE, NAY o. AND
PRATHER CAPTURE THE PNZEs-GooD

MILTON, ROBIN HOOD, MoNTRosE, MAY o. AND
pRATuER CAPTURE THE PRIzEs-GooD
RACING IN THE MUD.
| 10y TELEGRAPH THE TBIBusEI
| saratFh aug 3-The fifth regular day OF the meet
inc of 'h" h@atOga Racing Association VIII DO sady
rencnh'I'' ~ the plungers, as after the arse race
there wa f'neral slaughter OF favorites ana inc
knoVbs ons "r those regarded as such were goDoied
nm van groa' iflish by the bookmaEers. Yet great
cool feeling prevailed and the losers carried the bur
den 81 mon m'tlaced confidence with much apparent
| fortjt'mo Ibo day distinguished by aternate
| stInshine aud cloud, while the rain which was mo-
mepi""h exported did not come to spoil the sport
which i'"ve( TO be Of an exciting
nature owe" In he deep and holding mud.
For ~" ~ race Milton accepted as the most
promsing treb In the mud his dash up the stretch
In the two yeaeod of Wednesday was remem-
bered and he went TO the post strong favorite' lie
won handily and gave hackers Of favortes con-
ndence which succeeding rudely dlspelled'
The sweepstakes for threeyear was the FIRST
surprise for Teuton with Murphy up, was voted a
sure thing but he in the hunt and
| finished last The Kearney Stakes, the third on
| the programme, tho feature OF the DAY anu
| the unexpected appearance of Flood Tide ana zee
Weep as factors in the race caused additional III
terest to be centred I'm the contest MISUNDERSTANDING
her disposition TO sulk, Bella B. was plunged on as II
II was all over and Montrose who won the stake
last YEAR with the same weight as he carried TO-
day was comparatively neglected. His victory was
therefore a staggering blow to the talent. Bella b.
sulked a, usual, and could get no
better than fourth Flood Tide win her
light weight got the second place
and although Ed Mack ran third the judges were
confused by tho similarity of the colors and gave
! the place to Pee Weep. King Crab was the next
favori,e TO 60 down in the mud, and In tho hnal
selling race the despised Prather, the rankcst OUT
slider of the day, rounded out day OF disaster IN Inc
ring that has not been elualled in that respect for
) some time
| The attendance large, and as each succeed
Ing favorte was beaten thore was more than the
usual excitement.
FIRST RACE-PURsE 800. FOR MAIDEN TWO
| YEAR-oLDS. FIVE FURLoNGs.
Johnson simmonss blk Milton by 39oraaga
J. = csshns c6 T. Gcgii b. los; 90 K wl ls,y}
Judge lO@ Time oq p1r snnc ,c2o ,I1 lS
piness 1o6 (retna 100 and ophea loe also ran Time
Btgg-5 Milton to FellS Lows r'A HPs61 to ' sSG
s sH1 fai u Tine T Emily and RRoe
Even money Milton 70 &c Cecil rd B. s,o Cecil B. TO-
field ss5 'M%iualsGFlsd 90 Co. r,., Milton ,mmo.
daey out Obtaining good lead remained flo I'M
9 Ss font R who 70 Was n' Same d.o before Major Tom
! SECOND RACE-swEEPsTAKEs. FOR TIlREh.,I EAR
| oLDs. $50 EACH. $500 ADDED ONE MILE
sco0pan Bros b. c. Robin Hood. by FoodIIRo6, Il
W. Gle Hand l1s cl Minnie Palmer jFg@eTan{
So fss'iiS fl ale s%Sl lis ran Robin
,ro 6itng TO 70 1hG eH0P Palmer 90 Is to AShS 20
cuipfi PLACE Robin Hood to ,u Minnie b, rameE
Ro 6Go'f opd s7 d ga $40 S' %as1
TS Sg S chased R S6 & sas
front 5S Of on hG S S s H he came mSa away uRicT
S 5 r and G %P Length bsS sRd Gup from Minnie
THIRD RACE-THE KEARNEY STAKES. HANDI-
CAP. ALL AGES. $50 EACH. $1,000 ADDED.
NILE AND AHALF.
Iabold Brothers b. h. Montrose, yrs, by Duke OF
Ma MS@sr Villa $40 STOCK Farms b.
M w3sG a aSa % IS ' s.9 rpn
Ssl, Bella E.: Ws eGa q Tfs t. S5a "a
Hoq Pss ~ Ed N M%S;i ia 9 E9Sa
Tide Th Cyl w Pss T SGS oSer when
oFeSSs ran head out taking 'G saSten The Oas
T tod AID ds ny Showing SSad bitter S
oFeus and Bella B. going to the aIHrter aSoa S
way 10 the head stretch an where they al ran to
the outer Sn 5 5 co,d Flood Tide and aztec drive
ontros Flood Tide BY three parts Of length wte
third place 70 Pee Weep mistaking the coors Bella b.
EoURTT RACE-PURsE $500. THREE YEAR AND
| UPWARD SPECIAL WEIGHTS. NILE AND
SIXTEENTH.
j. Il. Williams Dr. T. May o.. by Fons Ss,, +,
T. M NJ br4fy's SrA h y wife Nose s. Rsherss
g. G 60 Hoais Oi h. MaSS S fI 9e aha%a
| Tme-1 :57.
Bsting-1 TO King Crab. TO 1 each May o. ana NJ
shall Luke, 10 TO White Nose Ilace-i U MAY N''
PcosHKing Crab eos field 500 with King Crab Ogt
! May o. $40 White Nose s3l. Marshall Luxe SOL
| Mutuals-fl3 30. - = - -. a roalt,, rho
running way. after brillant mrs, p ~,
from White Nose who two lengths bet2re Ming STao
The getting into pocket from when ma eouo ho'
get until too late
FIFTH RACE-PURSE $500. SELLING. MILE AND
FURLONG.
r. Mack's br c. Prather. 4 yrs, by VIrgl1Iaiy =,
co 1aSe BSyie's On H. Queen Of Elizabeth B 1o5
Excelsior Stables CHI. g. Royal Garter 4 iG9
Ratersby ia. and sally o. 100. also ran.
Tme-2 ;053t. d,
Bc,ting-4 to Bat'srsby 3 u / ROYAL Garter 4 70
Queen ~ Elizabeth, 10 sally w. ~ !" r"~ci' WI"
ouI ol BacrShy s1G field s25 uasFed se5
They ran in order all the way 10 Che Ia turn WIN
patt@rsbv I'm The lead when he fell back and both Queen
the outside rails with Royal Garter humping Elizabeth
freopentlv Prather from the In the meantime,
md Queen OF Elizabeth by two lengths, with carter
length Oh
TIE KILL VON KUIL REGATTA
The tenth annual regatta OF the XIII Won Kull
Rowing Association held yesterday afternoon
on station Island Sound. Following is a summary
of the contests:
Senior sngcs-Enirles II. W. Jansen S. l. \. c. and
A