New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
THE DIVERS TAKE TWO PURSES.

BESSIE JUNE AND HAYWOOD VIVIAN E>A"
DAY AT THE SPRINGS.
Saratoga, July &c (speciaD.-Banum's Circus came
into the village this morning and the ten's "cio
pitched in close proximity to the raeetrack ana III 'o
rivalry the Saratoga Racing Association got the "os
OF it, This was expected as II the first extra
day. with no attractive features on the programme 10
draw more than the regular habitues OF the couise'
The betting langushed in most ex'raoiuha's niai
As the favoritcs easily won the ilst nVe racs
and the second favorite the sixth race 'ncio va,
nothing in the way of a sensation The Dwyers hau
entries in races. Bessie June IN inc scconu anu
Kcnwood in the third. Both won with niue eAorlo'
FIRST RACE-PURSE $500. SPECIAL "EiVhAo'
SIN FURLoNGS.
g. r; Smiths Dr. Ocean, yrs by CReaeanj
L. TSre sS's ch hoi Kitty rase aged
La9Cd Bro. B. G n c, a. los Hot scotch 90 Una
b 1o7 2ostS 1l2 Gardey 1i2 and HaFoor Lights lio'
sSp;t of is T. Una kii g e %Ss'f
Kitty r. lot Volatile 20 E EpTdey pe % .''r00r
Light, 6e5 to k G oe9 fGsss IS s2 utua'
The ng with b, ssn until hT T e TGHnd
in front ADVANTAGE Which pc see headed her, but Ocean
t the 0S ssa6 Su ana home by two lengths with
s1nCovn p ,CF-PURSE 800. SPECIAL WEIGHTS
NILE AND A FURLoNG.
n,rrer p,oher. b. M Bessie June, yrs by King
Sad aSa il r' ps1a lg9 oya9
P Macks br c. Pra h,Tc4 a. So: ''''''"'
netnq1 to June IS tG RS0iia 80 Bessie to
$50 field Ss 10 rcS1nn took the lead
with June and rcrianea lngh Queen of Trumps
four lengths away. r,,, r,,,o vr,p
THIRD RACE-PURSE 1900 MAIDEN wv nEAN
orns SPECIAL WEIGHTS. HALF MILE
nwyrr brothers b. c. Kcnwood by FaisetiSuKste
C g eaycd 1S b. Iappnes; sss5;SsI
b. SnGs,, wP 50 Miss rhode e. The
Moor o. i13 and Al verIss 10 al also ran
f Rfi' Nan 10 vsS The ;s
~ so Happiness $40 field s25 Mutual'
81 60. 900. ,,o cr., away with ophelia second.
and R through to the k tsscs w aSo
S SbPsT ddfeatci Happiness by length Warsaw finishing
third six lengths away ,... ,,,,,o WA,
OTDs SPECIAL WEIGHTS. HALF A MILE
w walkers en- c. Hcatherton by IIlndOo-suneseanm,
Bed dls Steele; b Mary Maiioy, TO- ,SSSyaB
e wilams's D. HaiveseG Ia ov io ETneflepce
115 and Issaquena hlilIE ITO "a also lso, ran
b. tting2 to Hcaherton Hsrvsstsr Mary MaliOy
and l,6S Sp sGs faoG T N.Y. Place to eatherOn
Mf MaSs So Harvester go field e26 No
and nv MspSq hsS through ss '1 %Sd i 'es
into the stretch when quit eatherton then as,
qTsS the SeoD Sld az aRq lengths MSR 6eto Harvester
FIFTH RACE-PURSE $3.50. SPECIAL WblOHIs'
ONE MILE.
HALFWAY Bios b. f. Brandolettc, yrs, by Jis John;
son-i,randOline. 104 Gear. 100 lSIoNaJ
A. C. McCampbell's b. T. Lady Hempmn B. y, S caf;; q
W. 'O 2sndfc CHI c. Gladiator a. l0 car SGno5 1l
ealu. Dan 11a. John Jay S. 49, St. Luke 124' and
Meodrama ~ also ran TTiime-1 AL
Retnp-3 10 Brandolette. TO Lady IiempnuI ~ 20
GIa1iaor. &. Luke 80 each G9lus Dan anu Mtio-
drama 80 Join Jay .. Place-Nothng BrandoIeV'e u
1 PoG hBraPdoictte ss5 Field s2S. Mgtuals-s7 30
Melodra;oa ran out as the flag fell and taking
co1,ma0lng lead looked like winner to me Ia5t
f,rlono when he gave it up. Brandolctie came uTo.n
with a rush and bv two lengths from Lazy hemp
hill with Gladiator six lengths away -
SIXTH RACE-PURSE $3.50. SELLING. MILE
20 YARDS.
Cumberland stables b. (. FredeIca, yrs. by Ten
Broeck-Little Sis 1900 loo ;o .;lOyef1,I9o3 =
Fordham Stables blk. Vigilant. 4, 100 (cakr
Excelsior stables ch g. Royal Garter G ste FTss
Ai aTeeF 1oS Roulette ioia Mrth iOi and Mamie
Hay 81 also ran. WI ,1s,
Bettng-2 10 l Royal Garter, II to Fredendnea 40
VipiIant Rayellef 10 Mrth, % Roulette, ~ Nlanhe
iIav. Place TO FREDERICK 8 to . VlgIllahids; .os
Pools-Royal Garter S15, Frederica sio' bieiu ca
Vgjlent Jumped away in the lead, but Roulette ann
Mamie Nav quickly took up the running 70 tne %
mile pole when Royal Garter pushed to me IRONY u WI
nm the stretch. After hard struggle fleuerIca WI W.
bY half length from Vigant who came sVtong d. w
end, beating the Garter by a neck. NO Diu ior ""o
winner