New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-08
a GOOD DAY FOR hackers.
FAvoRITES WIN AT SARATOGA.
xwo IMPORTANT STAKE RACES TO BE RUN TO


pAY-oREGoN TO START
...oc, Aua. : 1specaI..-Anoiher fine day was
he.tsd the Saratoga Racing Association lhere
80. large and brilliant attendance, the betting was
80. and the contests sufficiently close 10
CSC some enthusiasm. IL was good oaS Ior
- as three great favorteS and two strongly
h.cked second choices won. -, 49,. =,
vTpsT RACE-PURSE $500. MAIDEN TWo-hEAh-
oIDs. ALLOWANCES. FIVE FURLoNGs'
c,.se stables br Emstone. by stonehengeSM
iSriiNy . 1i1 bf. c Major Tom, Ray
r Il seyenss en- f. Emily a, 81 6 lo Miss R6odie los and
MnlertOn los also ran, r,no- -, o7
,SS Tom 10 al Mall u each Emily 81 N Mso R3% S
and SMEs eiS5 my SEQ Emsone So Major Tom s5
Mis- K Sa away in close order and Emsone quickly took
,s issi which he maintained throughout winning easS
ssy y le iSan Emily Emil S. '''' '''' -
syCoNp RACE-PURsE $500. THREE-YEAR-obDs.
eN'0- SELLING. SIN FURLoNGS.
, co-,ou,s Oh. T. Vivid, by King Afonso-Flash, .
J. kfS6s x I f. E sooecA
Isaeaict no, Sable 81 and Ljtue Fred 1ol also ran
BstiinfT c seo5ch and SABLE 20 Little Fred Place
SoI esaia9i:.- VIVA SO scS $50. Maqas 50 So ~
me ,5 bunch turning into the regular track
snp se hs Scotch to the 'front.' and obtained
e1o |" before the grong reached and after
chi Vivid beat Lynn a snort length. VIII np1
s ssG third two lengths Winner bought in for
THIRD EAcE-PURSE 5000. THREEYEAE-oLDs
SELLING SIX FURLONGS.
Cumberland Stables br. c. Vermont, by Vanderbilt
MIS- Gertrude, 1903 n $1,000. oVerionl
r S1o. Ss,7o's ei c Objection CStoya6 3
Fddlehesd 40, Wild Cherry III and Arnelie Rives So
also r,o ,,oa
ton ana Vermont wild Cherry IS Amelie Riyes Place
Poois-Reusen s15, Fiddlehead s14 field s25. Mutu'
h' The Start was good one and objection was the first
to show at The half by length with Remsen and Vermont
@ Say way at the last fariong where Vermont
s sa & for $500
FOURTH RACE-PUESE 5000. SELLING. SIA
FURLONGS,
u De longs B. Batersby, by spendthrft17BGrt
Hr;oSp|s be. Duke OF the Highlands s. 100 Alien 3
i b. los Red Light iC George Angus o7 ReveeF
Jog and HarbOr Light; ri 105 il .sci ran
Bet,ing-Evens Battersby 70 TeyeiieT 20 pg pSe
tSe g each Ivy and George Angus Pace1 to Bat
70 DgEe q the RcIasr o Duke Of the
Hands s12 field s17. Mutuas s11 30. II, u, thu
Ss S,d rna The out rdSH nG s9Pq he aut ana as
erby who had worked up from fourth place S from
Duke Of the Hehands who six lengths better 'h"H
Bob Lisle No bid -.r,,
FIFTH RACE-pURsE 5000. SELLING. SIX. FUR
LONGS.
L. W Jsmes's b; The Lion. by Blliet-Vida WHY Ir5 I
/ To- orrys a. m. Kitty Pcasc. aged 3
Harry Baueh's b. H. Mamie Hunt 6 Jos poc
107, Melodrams 116 and Mamie Hay 1882 also ran
ps,.ng-e 10 I Golden Reel 3 Mamie Hunt 2 to .
The Lion 6 b MelOirsuna. Biscuit h,iiy Peas 10
Fred Ziebic 20 Mamie Hay % Alice. Piace-o 70 l.
The Lion 3 70 J Kitty Pease. - o, ,r,- 10,
pcois-Mamie HUT s31 Golden Rec Sos, The Lion
so5 Kitty Pease SIS Meodrsma SIC field 81 Mu'uals-
$50 so . - ,, ,,ot5
down II aTute the half where Golden Reel showed
neck before Alice with the others grouped behind
on the lower turn The Lion through 10 me ifoit
and won BY two lengths from Kitty Pos>e who wac
head before Mamie Hunt The winner was bought in
for 81 40.