New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-24
RUNNING N A QUAGMIRE.
Los ANGELES CAPTURES THE CONGRESS HALL
STAKES EASILY AT SARATOGA.

STAKES EASILY Al oAiSaioHA
Saratoga Aug % SpeciaD-The northeast storm which
began yesterday afternoon continued throughout the
night; nor did IL raining until the last race was
called there partial break in the clouds inc
track consequently quagmire and the racing was Oh
an unntercsng nature not one close contest marking o
proceedings The Congress Hall Stakes the feature OF
the programme and Los Angeles merely played with her
opponents both heats In common canter THESE
are results
j. r. Eosss b. f. Kitty Van. by Vanderbit1 ,',s
Mac, ch. c. Penn f. g. .Allcnj
toIneh.ens en- g. Garnet s. ptt 2 4
Bs s n Il KITTY Na9 % R ~ v a. o
r'4 Poois-Kitty Van s25 Penn SIS. CanOt sia Bill
From grand start Kitty Van to the front and led
length and half on into the regular track. Sho
meyer reinqushed her and by lengths
from Penn H. who was the distance from Carnot.
SECOND RACE-FREE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES.
sl5 EACH. $3.50 ADDED. ONE MILE.
T. H. Stevenss ch. I. Mora By Brambe-Sue Walton,
yf sco 100 n g 5iannad s. tTri5s}
faq = b ba s'f b e. R Ss iiSSi.
Betting-o to Ggnvad, 8 70 / each Rcd Fellow and
Pcos-Ganwad s25 clio sil Mora 80 Red Fellow a.
Mutuas ~ 20.
wad ran out and passed the quarter terms two
lens hs before Clio. The leaders ran Tapped to The half
when Mora parted company with Gunwad and finally won
before Clio
THIRD RACE-coXGRESs HALL STAKES. FOR
ALL AGES. s25 EACH. $500 ADDED. HEATS
OF SIX FJ'RLoNGs.
s' SisnefS@IA roSa n,I; 9 9siHS: J
faSa Is : Poa Mari Due G aged
von nss'qS to ID To- %2sg q 6s ansos sa
ield $40. Nothing Los AnrSies ovens DolIkins
. Dollikins : % 9 Young Duke. No pools.
First heat-Youne got the bes, Of the start but
Joined by Dollikns at thc half and The pair ran
Tapped on the lower turn lengths before Los Angeles
bu. on the stretch forward and took the
lcod' IN the easiest manner possible. and won
hard held by lengths from Doikns who
was a neck before Wary.
Second hcat-This time Los Angeles jumped away with
the lead and kept there finally winning In common can
ter by eight lengths Dolkins second. length before
Wary.
FOURTH RACE-FREE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES.
el5 EACH. e7OO ADDED. ONE MILE AID A
QUARTER.
s. 7. scagram'. oh. b. Maauder. by RAyOa dor
AuSarndac siobc's dS. NJ otaece o. 90 tcar 9O.aj
Santa Anita Stables nI G9's Bic" 95 >, !Gs S,oo
h1 G iOs 0n'o9gna ~ sunny ofVA ~ anu f'0"'
Btting~2 to Outbound . 70 Mareuder. 70 l
gate and Costa Rca. Place-Eyen Maf"rdcF. TO
Pools Outbound s25 Msfauder e. oalece tlt sunny
brook $40 Costa Iica -. Hamlet 90. Proaga'e %
They received good start and ;hcn Otalccc and Costa
Iyica and forced tho pace They ran on even
terms past the and reached the quarter like team.
two lengths before Mnraudr. In his manner they ran
all the way n the last half furlong' "hen
Marauder costly tho front and won by three
lengths from Ofascc who was length better hah Costa
Rica.
FIFTH RACE-PURSE 600. SELLING ALLOW
ANCES. SIX BCRLONGS.
G. II. Tompkins's b. BallyhoO. By Duke OF Masenta0
rm pIT! sisb iys h. bohemian j. ioys, 2
a. Slmon's Is. Dyer. o. 81. 1ncDona!u d
Lynn 10 and Chapman l02. also Fan. Time 20.
Betung-3 to BalyhOO % Chapman 70 Lynn
7 % ] Dyer 10 ~ ! bohemian. Place 70 Banyhoo
2 " | bohemian. -. a.
Poos-I,ailyhoo s2j. field s25. Mutuals 80 80.
They got away well together when Ballyhoo shot for
ward and AT the half head bett" than Chapman who
was head before Dyer As they came round the lower
turn Bslyhoo her competitors and won easily by a
length from bohemian. who two lengths away from
Dyer The wiuncr bought in for 5000.
These are the entries for tomorrow: