New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-16
RACING AT SARATOGA.
THE pLUNGERS HAPPY, AS ONLY ONE OUTSIDER
WINs-DETAILS OF THE SPORT.


orally close and greatly pleased large gathering of rae
ing patrons The plungers were In clover for OF The SIX
races three Of them by first and two OF them
by second favorites The only outsider to win the
Maid Of orleans in fourth The old mare
ponetta owned by a. g. McCampbell died this morning.
She had been regular visitor 70 Saratoga for several
seasons and good races Ex-Governor Bowie
his retrcmept from the turf at the end Of the
present season. He had severe attack Of ia grippe
from which he has entirely recovered and Is forced
to avoid excitement and annoyances incident to the
track.
FIRST RACE-PURSE $500, FOR MAIDEN TWO
YEAE.OLDS. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. HALF
MILE.
j. X Mcelbben Co.'s b. f. vanaclarc, by Barnes
nu Tilsa IS Stables cn t. Gaidcaa dcrion
' IaSaica @anS5, ede gaa ~,
iO' o t5no ran to yanSSaio 10 Queen Gr to
S iearGena ~ 20 to each ypod and Misty Mornns
30 to j Landscape; GO to Algebra lilly. Paee-E'en
Queen Giri $iC Caprice S. field sos Mutuas
Tho start was rather struggling and Guadena had the
best Of IT, with Misty Morning second. At the furlong
vanacare and Caprice rushed through and fine struggle
ensued resulting a victory for Nanaclare 10y head
from Ciuardena. who half length before Caprice
and she head better than Queen Gin.
SECOND RACE-PURSE Si1o sPEClAL ALLOW
ANCEs MILE AND \ SIXTEENTH.
carnchlsens br; King Crab. by kin fIsp.1
uOgeh Brothers Grfnits' CGSGTP61f z
yn Sa!sii l en- dec B. ioi ship oi
Hctiins-5 to King Crab to puzzle 10 to Granite
IS Gvmnast 20 Cecll b.. 30 Fellowship. Place-None
'Pools~King Crab SO ncld s25. Mutuais SO
The start was good and Coch b. Immediately took
up the running tho quarter, where she was half length
in front OF Granite and The latter two then passed
her and Tapped down They reached c half on
even terms length Lcore King Crab. On the lower tura
Granite pushed half length before Puzzle, with King Crab
still close up tho ch the favoiite made play and
finally won by length, from Granite who beat puzzle by
THIRD RACE-PuRsE 500. FOR MAIDEN TWO
YEAR-OLDs. HALF a MILE.
Maltese Villas Dr. Ronctta, by woodlands-Dizzy
rud 1iorps cS'riy, b. c. national AS@ 3
s'l aasd f;o &sgss 4f or
TWILIGHT HtEli6r coy to 3 National to Ronetta and Mraa
@qd IS Old sP 50 eag zen, L"T 1, ana h 81
sls F g. ''l''" ''' ''0"''" CIV ''''' 80
The Gag fell with Romc,,a cold Step the lend. and
after getting under way Gold step and led Koetta
two lengths into stretch At the last furlong National
Joined them and three had hot night 70
the eGd. Rometn getting the race by ur
shortest OF heads from National. who was apped
| at the girth by Gold Step
FOURTH RACE 90 PURSE $3.50. FOR BEATEN
HORSES. ONE MILE.
coissG} @Gc4nS I 9? ,r m. l HSa Of o'ca1i
Es; H5$ Il T. Z, Ia "a: c lg dd
hag-S 70 2,ryHs to 90 Ma2r iOm p, TO- A1a
| Maid Of Orleans : to Major Tom.
a e 49, i .a M1s 4. e." i E'd Of 70 o''"
From good start Faustina fast and opened a
gap Of four lengths at the quarter With Maid Of Orleans
second. Feusna kept IN front all the way 70 the lat
| furlong when Maid orleans the lead and won
haDdy by a length Major Tom. with Chief half a
! length back.
FIFTH RACE-PURsE $500. FOR MAIDEN THREE.
YEAR.OLDs. SPECIAL. WEIGHTS. SIX FUR
Keystone stable. b. Architect by Joe Hooker Or
P ill., Days b. C. Bob Miller late Ben Mccr~s, i6
D'i Iu9ca io5 cienisea lis. Algebra redHs i5 AMI
I Bct.inrNfvcns Arohtcci to Eue.nla t. Msl,
to pionisate; u 10 ! 10, Miller 40 oiri9i9n -
rodi.EEGe"na rs Architect 10 frohigate 50 M1st.
ca S. ned IS. Mutuais ii 50.
ProAgate was the first away but quickly passed
by Bob Miller who went down to the haf with length
| the best Of Glcnfallon. Miller ran front b. the
last furong when Taral brought UP Architect and easily
won by length and half. Miller got the place ~ a
! head from Profgate.
| sixth RACE-PUIsE $3.50. SELLING ALLOW.
ANCEs. ONE NILE.
Tucker Cherry,s Dr. C. ticeio by Ten BIO OK
A. j. SCOTS b. 2. 'unwad 8 ...-...............
EIqdiori st3 36t b. D. ks'SSna 8 ~
%, salc o. io2 veugeur 1iG, Kolin na"iey 90, al'o
raul hcttas-a 70 sunni E5oos 10 to cerieelO. 70
Vcnecur 10 TO each q. W. and sally o. ID l. tIitil
80 ioiiin iia%icy. PlaccO to Cortccllo, T. Gun
| wad. -. 80
| fed 80. Mutuals 10 80.
A good made aud Raymond took the lead
| At the half Raymond led Sunny Brook neck whil,
Gunwad went up 10 third place and Cotcello fourth
These four made pretty the rest Of the to the
las, f,irlonQ where Sunny Brook the first % give
| way Then Coruccl and won by tire lneths
| nam Gunwad who was a length and a half before Ray.
| mond NO bid.
Touorrow will be the eleventh regular day with the
roxb,u Stakes the feature, but the mile handicap with
punerta Recare, Belle dOr, Tcuton and Wilfred, Is
attracting the most attention, and the betting the
suit this evening was heavy
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