New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-21

colt Chldebert was second. and Lord zetland's bay
FLY Margarine third.
GOOD SPORT AT SARATOGA.
FoRERUNNER HUSTLED, KITTY VAN YOUNG
DUKE AND BIRTHDAY THE WINNERS.
Saratoga Aug. 20 (SpecaDThe card for to-day offered
every for racing patrons, for it presented
large fields Of horses OF fair quality with scratching
allowed dissppoint them The racing good through
out and the enthusiasm high. The track heavy.
but not muddy and dried quickly toward the close Of
sport the opening race Of six furlongs eleven
Youngsters appeared with Forerunner and Straagcm the
svorites and there was an exciting finish between them
resulting in a victory Forerunner. The mile and q
sixteenth brought good field OF nine, with Emnence
favorte. Busteed, however surprised the talent by
taking the lead the start and never renquishing IT,
although closely pressed by Flood Tide Kitty Van with
Barnes up was the vofitc for the third and she carried
her hackers through Safely After several failures Young
Duke aided by vigorous riding Of Tara succeeded at
last In winning a He strong favorite. The
final selling brought out thirteen competitors and
this time it was fatal to the knowing for after
wefought Birthday, against whose chances much
as IS to / was laid, won from the favorte, Major Tom
The plunger. had little TO complain however,
three first second iavortes had won for them
These the results
FIRST RACE-PURsE 1900. FOR TwoYEAR-oLDs.
| SPECIAL WEIGHTS. SIX FURLONGs.
F. Browns ch c. Forerunner. by Torso-Mary Lampher,
no 1SS BROTHERS Dr. C. stistngcm fara
Mates, Villa b. c. Sir Rae 1O3. Uiernanl 3
Miabeaa lo9; Lady Unde 80 wenonah lol Egecnie
PENNY Es e IS to N Ssf'Ss% 20 ss
and Lady u2d 20 sir a 10 scs aTc
rooIs-stretagem s1s. Forcrunner si7 fed s25
| When the flag fell stratagem was the first away
stratagem was a head before Modessa at the half. and
the latter length better than Forerunner. This order
was maintained head Of the stretch when Modjeska
retired Penny Royal through At the furlong
Penny Royal had enough and the favocs had it to them
selves Forerunner beating Stratagcm by head with
| Sir Rae two lengths behind
| SECOND RACE-PURSE $3.50. SPECIAL ALLOW.
ANCEs. ONE MILE AND \ SIXTEENTH.
w. B. Jenningss ch. C. Busted, by onondaga-Baiet
Mates vls's b. C. Flood Tide L. IC2 .ciorman
keystone Stables r e. Emnenee B. 90 TD3n1id .
Delnar ll5, Royal Garter lO4. clamOr ioi also ran
D'Hs to 5s %ns a 6uscfd each to Sd
Delnar rlaee-Even Busted. e Flood ride S p.,
Garter 80. He'd SO Mutuals az.
| They uo. away in a line and to the stand with
Busted Royal and Flood Tide in front Going to
the quarter Bubeod pushed out length in front Of Emil
nence with Royal tapping When the last fuong
EInncnce the hopeless chase after
Busted by length and half from Flood Tide.
the distance before Eminence with Royal
| Garter fourth.
THIRD RACE-PuRsE 1900. PENALTIES AND AL.
LOwANCEs. SIX FURLoNGs.
r. Ross b. KY Van En- by VanderollinApr
Bradford stsbe'l Dr. z Golden Nod ). Tribe
o ve fa SR Edina it and
vSn g e 70 vSrG Gl;aos t? 20 Zach
fa1stina 80 to susie S. Placo-NOthing Kitty Van
pe hyd vsR 81 xsSnp 80 60 Golden N'' 80
susie 5 and Kitty Van the away. and they
ran Tapped all the way stretch and then Susie $
tired badly Kitty Van in the meantime and
finally won By a length and hall from Golden Rod who
| beat King Uazem by a head for the place
| FOURTH KACE-PUHSE 5000 FOR BEATEN
HORSES. SPECIAL WEIGHTS FIVE AND a
| HALF FURLONGs.
p J. flnn. b. 2. Young Duke aged by Duke qEs, Of
T. IL sieTenSs b. m Wary, . jarnes
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gsdns s ,SS ,iS no SIR Y TlaS lG 49, cOy'e
Sin j j. i; &.$ 20 I hSS 9 4'5 q
tahon and algebra gedlns' Tlooe-i to Young Duke
.. 80 00"F DD"' go wary '' ~
Young Duke got tho of the start At the half he
was Tapped BY Bob Miller, whose grth wa Sir william
A. they round the lower turn Barnes came through
| with Wary and challenge. Young Duke at the head Of
the stretch but the fayorc sailed away aud finally beat
Wary home by two lengths while Ecstasy out OF the
! ruck and got the third place.
| FIFTH RACE-PURsE $3.50. SELLING ALLOW
| ANCES. ONE MILE.
| T. NJ Berry's <. Birthday, aged, by Gencg-
Bashior lord Manors Dr. G. Major Tom g. io2 Boyer
W O. scGliyis cl f. Marie X, 3. lol Gear 1oie.. .
nyey 10, over 49, Eyslg pay ny 81 T,o";siP
ri, r ssHs,4 H,. zach
| and Meckie H. 10 Hy.dy. II Dyer 80 Bliss. ~ zach
Kvrle Daiy nily Brown jug 100 KeYsone Place
| = 70 | Birthday. I " Major Tom. 49,, - n g,
| Pools-Major Tom $40 Bonaetta IS Letrita 50. hed
s25. Mutuals-Field @5 80.
They were sent IN close Iuck. with Letrltia.
Bonaet,a and Hy.dv the When they reached the
quarter pole IIy.dv showing :hc by length from
Marie X who length before Bonalet;a and Over.
When they ran along the backstretch the became
highly exciting. and passing the half Hydv Marie X
| and Bonaleta Tapped with Over and Birthday NJ
their Thus they around the lower turn ~ the
stretch. when Birthday made his aud az the last fur
long the lead. In the meantime Major Tom was
! working his through from the and With fine
burst Of speed took second place. But Birthday never
falt.rcd Tom a ienGh. while Marie X. was
| third three lengths back. No bid
| Tomorrow will Dc the thirteenth regular day. with
programme Of re excellence including the Equity Stakes
for twoyearods e Pocahontas Stakes FOR threcyear
old nllies for Kecarc. English Lady. Ruperta and
sinaloa are announced equal weights. The
full entry list is follows;
FIRST RACE-ONE MILE.
Mama WI Samc W.T.
Zen HARRISON .....II2 tiunwad ............... 90
Miranda ..............l 100 Costa Iaca W
IIeIIe dor .............1O3 DOlihns 81
Drilze l9I Pearl Set .-..''..''.-'''' u
SECOND RACE-THE EQUITY STAKES. FOR TWO.
YEAR-OLDS SIX FURLONGS.
Name. W. Name W.