New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-29
STILL BLEEDING HIS BRETHREN-LAvINIA
BELLE WINS THE MORRIsSEY STAKES.

BELLE WINS THE MORRISSEY STAKES.
Saratoga, Aug % (Sp'ciaD.-A light programme
was considerably reduced by scratching to-day and
the sport not of a high order. sim. Tiers
was plenty of excitement. 1t day of slaugh-
ter for the favores. only successful, and
that was Lavnia Belle. who defeated Wary. her
only competitor in the for the Morrisscy Stakes.
The opening the greatest surprise Of the
day. and Bn" Lowell again bled his brethren in
the ring for large when Lady Pulsifer ran
away from Leo II. with great flight of speed. The
weather was clear and warm, and there a much
larger attendance than the programme warranted
The judges have officially declared Carrie G. third
i'm the last race yesterday TO avoid several compiled
tons that arose in consequence of their neglect
FIRST RACE-PURsE $500. PENALTIES AND AL.
LOWANCES. SIX FURLONGS
w. Love's sh E Lady ru'sifer 3yrs., by King Ban
Empi's Stable s. ncacqiaa Ne9ariS% J
D. A. MopIG r p Leo dd ana a. a., i
70 R g. f G'd bh1 10 nS5sA
to Lady Pulsiier. 10 Boheman
no5cSa g. d rs u Ssre .' Eu Gh % * f 49,
with nareh 0Hf Sn 6 ay T F ssn o SSf T
nash took lead Of length At .he half. increased \
from Bohemian who was two lengths before Leo H..
SECOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s15 EACH $500
ADDED. THREE-YEAR.OLDS. MILE AND A
SIXTEENTH.
r. H. Stevens's oh. Bonaletta, by Glenelg-Ca,lna,
A. G. G. lMl'c:aa8p6ell's lazy iemphin no scyaB :
9de@ BGTis st eh G BY Vermont
pet.,nca n 10 veymont 10 . Lady uemphlll. To
Bonalett, 10 70 / Gyda. Place. To Bonaletta 3 %
lay PooIsV ermont So field 500 Mutuas deld, 50 80
Tho was even but Bonaetls immediately ran TO
5Gn: ana a. sa %e 'g g0 ol eT S d S
femDh getting the place. half length before Gyda.
THIRD RACE-MORRISSEY STAKES. HANDICAP. $50
EACH $1,000 ADDED MILE AND THREE
QUARTERS.
Bevawyck sia5le's b. + Iaynia Belle by Lonqtellow
T. 'e stcTen.s b. N Wary. g. iioyerien
betting! to 1oy.Pi %I nsI 70 = to Wary
Pcols-s25 70 80 on Layina; ~, No muHas ,Sd. .,,.,
where Layina closed and they Tapped the stand
Iaylna came away and yery easily by two lengths.
FOURTH RACE-PURSE $500. SPECIAL WEIGHTS
MILE AND FURLONG.
Hai KSs AiMfoa" ao yfs 100 resinaH)
W. Hendre' b. T. h1 1iSs, = : LOO ''Donnel7
Beenes s to B' So 05t e Qundnro Belle.
They ran close toge.her for threeQuaTters Of mile,
a5 tT the Seeh She came away 81 and oo o
r ni'u Sg by thiee Lengths.
FIFTH RACE-PUEs RISE $500 SELLING. ONE MILE.
pryor CO.'S oh: Maid Of Orleans. by rlenlpo--
Pallet IN ,sn. SEP To- a r dEt io Wq0o
J. Stevens p p t Fen g S,,G 0 ioo 6uan
rbe lion liO and Dalesman l07 also
rnc-l i3s
Pettlng-o ~ l Royal Garter 5 . Fonse 6 To !
acr 'rir Lion Maid ol orleans and Dalesinan 10 to
.ach Satisfaction and Sallir o. 20 10 ClanOr 80 Felix
-Iare-l to Maid Of orleans, to ] Satisfaction.
90 Dae!Ssa 80 sasiaesn s. The Lion S. Sse
}. as. field 81. Alutuals (heldi - 80
They away ia a bunch and clof.s order
o che quartet and there fight along the back
trctch the half. where Royal Garter. Fonsie, camor
Tine Lion and Darsmln In The order named heads
part As they into the stretch Dalcsman showed Iva
iont but Maid Of Orleans rushed through from the
axe the wind and getting 70 III" front in the last fuflong
'" BY length Satisfaction who length ana
ha,s before Fonsie. Tapped by Daiesman. The winner
vas bought by Costello < Greunaf slf50.