New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-18
LUCK IN SPANISH NAMES.
SANTIAGO AND LOS ANGELES CAPTURE TWO
FAT PURSES.
WINNERS OF THE KENTUCKY AND CONGRESS
HALL STAKES ON THE SARATOGA TRACK.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE IBIDUsEI


Saratoga. N. Y, Aug II speciaD.-This was tho
greatest day OF Che for the Saratoga Racing AS
ISOLATION. The weather perfect for racing the
track in splendid condition, while the programme
promised so much that largo crowd witnessed inc
sport. The features of the day were tho KENTUCKY
Stakes for twoyearolds, and the Congress Hall STAKES
OF hree-quarter mile heats and little Barnes again
performed the feat Of capturing both stakes for the
Santa Anita stable. For the Kentucky Stakes FRO
lection was an enormous favOrie from his triumph in
fine Junior Champion, but he outpaced and quit
after running three fLrlongs and 1t was only the Skill
full and vigorous riding of the black phe-
nomenona that succeeded in bringing Santiago through
a winner for both Cameo and W. j. Morris haiteeed
their hackers up to the last fow strides. Tho Con-
grcss Hall Stakes furnished magnificent contest ana
although Los Angeles won it in straight heats,
she was made to run both in fast time. which aroused
a great amount OF enthusiasm. All the races, how
ever were full Of interest, and the time record IN
each Is in itself an indication Of their being well con-
tested
The discovery was made last night that shamrock
did not carry proper weight in the selling race yes
terday Int IL was too late TO do any mischief TO her
hackers After investigating the matter the Board
OF Stewards to-day disqualified Shamrock and have
given the 10 Boccaccio and the place to oehus'
but in this case the bets do not follow the purse as 1t
was declared that all bets should stand
FIRST RACE-PURsE $500. WEIGHTS IA n ABOVE
| SCALE. ALLOWANCES ONE NILE.
James Murphys b. Estee by Him YSieyeSsSS
cChehlssns r king cia6 % &SH!lS 1g36g}
Bohemian i2l and B a q, ll .s, also ran
Betting-1 to Esee, . 70 Successor, to King
Grab, 40 TO each Bohemian ana bann@' Fi1ceh'e'o
PoosOEstee SIS Successor s14. King Crab SC, field
Esiee Saps away in the LEAD and Quickly SEsn,s Sdn
King Grab who was six lengths ahead OF Successor
SECOND RACE-THE KENTUCKY STAKES. FOR
| Two-YEAR-oLDS 500 EACH. SIX FURoNGS
Santa Anita Stables b. Santiago, by GH1 RdSd-1
Pe4foT5 Stssfs Cameo 10y asr: 10, q 1Fa5 3
lO5 Alarm Bel 100 a4S %SeieSst io5 also ran
to each &C. & 70 and fS99 Ri 10
swiftsF 80 to each Mdde o Cameo and Alarm
A s1S 8ss g. :i
They received fine ssPrt and down a,ss the chute in
Ing into the regular track the half Cameo Alarm Bell
on Sna hd a aRD sa
but Sh if s saSh Was
SS Se sesD %h cai Mo R md Fek closed on
the leaders. grand struggle ensued terminating at
% G post and Sy She "' head better than W G. Norris with
Frederick l. tapping
THIRD RACE-FREE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES.
$50 EACH, 5000 ADDED. Ii MILES
Beyerwyck Stables b. c. S2ssiSs yT TS by Long,
f e. McGs%pSes i6c' Lay S He%Ph b 90 lia
Easf0d Mae9 e Ea%5 3 D. a. b 100 hG
l. L. S''''''' '' . ~ iAl"'@ -'' ~'' (Ailenj
neang2 to each l Gy@aas tG ard oas.iu to Blair
70 : kady. memphi. Places to cassu'' even:
Pools csss%s sI5 5sa y HemDhnl ST. cymna't SIC.
'i1 From good start they up the stretch
at S STAND s Sae4 M' cu S an s se
length at the quarter and increasing his adyanage to two
i sRSS w a. 6.s si T up he
by Lady emph and ag Rs ci9s n b1se ssbs back
FOURTH RACE-CoNGREss HALL STAKES. s25
EACH, $500 ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. HEATS
OF SIX FURLONGS
Santa A8s s9 9S 81 81 Los Angeles: b af Gs9'
T. il. sisysn;s 5. Wsly,, s. iS5....~(TpTa3 z
Creole cfeet'T stables blk g. EFe6us. aged loi Icai
l. ~ Z simmons; CHI Queen Of Hia@S' fiS as
TlIae-1 l5i., lib
EysSg E SSHsh' q e M SqSen of Tra~D' Place
PcosL Angeles 80 heIi So Mr s heal 70 and
Angeles / to Wary POols-LOs Angeles s25 field &c.
I FIRST heatFrO beautiful start Sunlight forced Geo
way ss rear e. Se d Dg c SS Los
I M sa Ss ,1e9 s h s e sIr upon he q
div and she was soon on even terms With the leaders
The howeye, was ho t. ne ed , los .Hd Sss be-
Sccoad hsa.-They received another good start s @na
head than wary and the pair ran appel w 70 We
fuflong Angeles rushed W, and app1ach-
.nr tho tard took comnHn1 ana won The neat ahn INC
race by parts OF length nom wary VINO Nas Dut
| 1runps distanced.
FIFTH RACE-PURsE 500. SELLING. ONE NILE
scogcin Bso3 D. C.. Ju1gr Morrow, yrs. by N9ga-
bond 0onlirht $4,000. 81 tDrchrJ
James MurDhy's Oh. f. Dilemma, .. IS ,ssr 70,
| T. J. Carroirs en- T. Vivid os.......... ..N.ay)
sae o. 9s, Golden Reel lG5. Lazy iuisiief 70 ana
| Da ,si.an l07. also ian:
| Betlng-7 70 Dilemma. ~ ! VIVID, 20 | each
nae sliau and Judge Morrow 10 & SaNie o. 90 o. !
| lch Golden Reel ana Lady Pulsfer. Pace-6 20 JUDGE
Morrow. 20 Dilemma.
pOol-DuCmma $40. red 500 -, ..
Diomma got N In ffont ard with Judge Morrow went
on tie hoacst.e cb judge Morrow came up under the
WHIP ana won by half length Dilemma was second
| three lengths before Vivid.
| SIXTH RACE-PUEsE $50 SELLING. ONE MILE.
| r. Mack's br. G. Prathcr. by Virgil-Lady Olive.
yrs iOJ p al
creole stables b. N. Mamie Hunt 6 1906. (BamcJ
T. n. StsvenSs y. h. Ltrel 2 iO7--.--. lTartD
Vlgant TO-, Redstone lO1. Brat IiS aHi Amos lO2
also an go
Betrg-7 t. Q L.ttf, u. 10 each PIaicI Dist ard
Ia Amos plaee-6 each Frather and Mamie HINT
Poos-Mamle Hunt SO Lttrcl 60, field. go Mn.
sso.D a. ,ho fon TIttcit ap1 pad.tnro out