New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-01
MAORrS QUEER RACE.
HER RIDER SUSPENDED AT SARATOGA
rvr o,n CHESTNUT SHE COULD NOT RUN


s.ratopa. July 81 specIaD-Heavy showers IN INC
,.-,v morning Kept the track in Its chrome s'"'o :"
tN1's s e n.de the racing anything but interest
~ odsv In the opening race All accident ooou'.o"
- ~. two wear ds were breaking Tor STAR :" W
s,a The victim was ST. Johns niiy hs"o"' ~"
a., hv Martin, who slipped while getting ''" '',
sr.tinr her leg The flly was dragged h'o inc n'''
and butchered in full view of the SPECTATOR o.
ho sbot her did IL clumsily that the poor a"''"
- - ia enalIy dispatched with an axe. IhS as
...,la incident was followed inmedia~S ny "s
rrominious defeat of the fast mare Maor VINO 'nSue
nav record for mile at Chicago anu WON oA'i" '0~
nrdav Captan Franklin and his aSsocla'" Judges
>,assrs Hummel and Mutt, ordered stova' VINO roue
- - % anpcar before them, and he was ques-
'De m" o. rectaIly by Mr.. Hummel. His ex-
'o"o. no. that the mare could not run in the mud,
P,.,.a,,c the fact that she did so yesterday,
Iii defeatinc the speedy Irene. Mr. west one Oh
~ ovrre-s Of the mare, was also questioned, out Tue
a.s came 10 no conclusion, and VIII thoroughly H.
vestigafe the race. S'o'ai' ho"''0'' mas "0'i ~
n.nded pending the inquiry.
The success Of Papa joe Cotton's FLY Eminence
an astounding surprise 20 him, well as 10
..rvhody else and although Cotton did not LET her
am entirely free, yet 50 little was thought OF her
chances that she went TO the post with the ODDS OF
., 10 against her, and this, occurring In conjunction
with the accident. made sensational opening OIL tne
day
FIRST RAcE-PURsE $3.50. Two-YEARoLDs. SIX
FURLONGS.
Cotton Boyls,s B. T. E% ,6s BY Ky r psy
v, EFssss s Ss e" ,,s' Id
iSs app pGS s iG ana Msoa os
IL, also ran aSH MAI w T'ma,.,.
law 10 apges SsIighs and Pail Mall n p s TON
So Sunderland and Milton. Places to Einnence
e Son s25 Successor sl5 POraw s5
de9 Sis vent away in The lead and held the
head Of the stretch where he quit L@nen eeon came
ascs rom nnS mS The LEFT
MILE AND SIXTEENTH.
NJ Berrys b. White Nose by Lee Pauc5Csset
1aSol Sri bro OH b. T. Icontne l. los Tqnegsn
M ssad iS5 s Sa Felix n rs a aso ran
Rating, to Maori H%s to Minnie Palmer 10 White
Nose 20 Leontne 40 Felix Plaee-11 to White Nose
2 PPoos HeSh $50 field s25
from three to nhs mont until WEI nigh isG up the
stretch, when MmN EoTe With Minnie Palmer third
THIRD RACE-PURsE $500. SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
SIX FURLONGS.
D. A. Honigs b. h. Marshall Luke, yrs~ , By Luke
cuBSs1sSd stsbGp Ss iV Gogly TO- os
Fp G.8.n sa To- k Duke g. Of Ss
Lodge 1o7 Nippon 100. Jane iO4 MamlS nay 10
es and Kitty Pease 19 a, also r ran
Betting-1l 10 Marshall Luke TO EIitteI esa an
KITTY X and Mamie Hunt each DUKE OF nn othsrS
Place 10 Marshall Luke, % Goltghty ,,,o Hun,
Pools-Marshal Luke s15 Hitter $40 Mamie "u
IS field s25 Mutuals sl5 so. -, "a. ,ou hut
81 Luke was oas.e o S w at the half On
lower turn however Luke resumed the lead ana esy
remained there, winning by two leng hs IRON &
who ran fast from and beat Kitty h home Dy
q neck. avn
FOURTH RACE-PURSE $780, MA1DENs' oNh
Croker & Co.'s CHI c. George Corbett by Pat Msahoy
-lnvercauld. 4 yrs 10 b.-. q fenuel(
D. A. Honig's b. h. Fred zeibg. aged, H. (Overtv00R
j. J. Carrors b. WOODBURY. g. loZ tca i,,rtjn} 2
Time 80 "a, ,o
Carlton 1o2. Vesper 81 and Remember eelohe luz "i
Bettng-e to Carlton Corbett WOODBURY. burn
Remember geldino 10 Vesper, II Fred zeibg flace-o
TO S Corbett 8 to Fred ZeibiG 49, s,a 20.
Poois-Coriton so. Woodburn 81 field go.
Vesper led TO The quarter Tapped by Carlton hut on the
baekstretc Corbett through 20 the front ana won oy
three lengths zeibiR second neck before CARTON.
FIFTH RACE-PURSE $3.50. SELLING ALLOW
ANCEs. MILE AND SEVENTY YARDS.
Excelsior Stables CHI g. Royal Garter by EolIsN
J. Harris 4 Co.'S blk. h Boccacco. = lO9 ;;(Stoya0
~ Hogan's Dr. g. George Angus aged 1913 ODovugdS{ q
]. E. segrams Dr. Xiesin1' Z. loi'''''''''''N'"" y
Betting-4 to Royal Carter IL to 10 BoccScc'0' oo
O'o Pocs-RoyPP Garter s25 BOccacciO s25 field 81
Angus led past the stand Royal ran TO- the front
a, the quarter followed by Boccacco having ~ 10 inh III
elves The rest OF the journey Garter beat Boecaceo oy
six lengths with Angus third, beaten on. NO W"