New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-03
THE pwYERs GET THE 1RoQuoIS STAKES.
FEATURES OF A PERFECT RACING DAY AT SARA
TOCA.

s.ratoga Aug Especial. The excellence q tho rae
ng programme to-day drrw 70 tn course hc largest and
most fashionable attendance Of tho season. The weather
Wa delightful and track IN superb condition The
Ia, .u,r,,- and briancy = racing caused great
enthusiasm and wa striking contrast 70 The previous
eav. Il welcome rocf from ue nono'ony Of weary
PROFESSIONS Every va, fought from start 70 Hlsh
The feature IrOqus Stakes contest with seven
eon,pet,or. Protection being added last moment.
The Weston division supported "a" preten7ons Of Uncle
BOD tho Eastsru party followed the D"'p money Ia
u.c Inr and Sir John Va. Installed a'or.te IN"
race furnished genuine surprise 81 thc performance o.
na-ternde who made the pace throughout and wa ony
beaten a head by John When ,onc-to raw def" atsd
La,nla Belle the 9pplau,e loud and prolonged tn"
Hourh Brothers also won the fourth race win Dr/|'
30 that their stable had dsy Lord Harry won the
nrs race Fsr,ics the fa,ort". quitting badly Oh the
stretch The co.orc1 division won Tie selling race Wit.
Il. y. Million. Following are the re-Ats
FIRST RAtU-PUEsl $500. FOR TWONEAE OLDS.
SPECIAL. WEIGHTS. SIX FUEIoN"s.
n. r. C.dran's b. @. Lord Harry by fon,o- Puma, ,
H. " Wthrow y Co.., 90. y VOID lis. IAomP,onI z
ChaHes Reeds bik C. I'.r'i'T rs ..'''.'. BUM
~ Ercst Ms io7. Helen waaco ny ll5. and Bag
ps , % s f@ ana s-a %., ts d5 F' T. yd to i
.ad 90 IT,. ; isci e-a ieiy % t, yod
a5 40 80 voa 3e Miami Rci'at MY aad nagpprs -
After several attempt f"rviow jumped away vim a
good e.d with Lord Harry second and Void third These
three this order down 70 the ha aud round the lower
turn q Icngth apart. As they came mp th" straight
road Harry and VOID closed and fairvew began to quit
and a. they approached there was drive between The
three and Lord Harry finally won by head from Nod
who wac 4. length before Ialrview.
SECOND RACE SWEEPSTAKES. $40 EACH, 500
ADDED. SPECIAL ALLOWANCE. ONE NILE
AND QUARTER.
HOung nrotn,r. p come-toTaw a. by Long C Taw
p.S Sq,'i Sto6ic's b. m. Laynla Belle D. ioI.
o bovl,', ch. m Belle dOr, D. io4 lTaborl; Matcs'
vilia Stable, b. Flood Tide, T. io2, also ran TIME
6'H,g to o, I%ss "a S 4o l2 TO 70 to coT fidS
f i"T 70 Tseca to Comeo'Taw notaar Laynla ncle
Poo>-Laylna Roilc $50 93me,to-Iaw ~ B-i 90 nor
They received an start and Laynia Belle quickly
took up the running passed the stand three parts Of
lnrti before Belle dor, who was two l'ntehs from
Con,c-toTaw A. they ran round 70 The quar-
Belle d'Or rushed up and made effort Ia talk" the track
lut failed the two maros running along N" back
stte,L aid la. the half Thus they ran on u" lower
turn ana into stretch, when determined stfnsg' On
.,ei Rcllc dor gave under the pressure ana come
torao challenged Iayinis and got To her throlt1tch
Roth received the lash but CometO law lasting the longest
won nv short head while Hypocrite was third six lengths
away followed by Belle dor
THIRD ItACE-THE IEOoUoIs STAKES. FOR:
TUEEF-N EAR.OLDS. 500 EACH %l,oVO ADDED
MILE AND SIXTEENTH
Dvy,r Broucr.' b. Sir John, by Sir Moired -Mnriaa;
ei Iis stable. ch e. Mostrrocc a'a1
Santa Anita st,bic's b. santiago. IL s barn, .
r f. Campbell. b. e. Protect n llJ tisFittoi ~, aF
- W,ndhqm. los Thompson also ran. Iimr- 81
" p.ttng ii to ; Sir John. ~ 70 , Uncle Bon. - 70 I,
eao,i,So 10 Mn. lode 20 10 Protection. 40 20 J
Wvr@ba1n placo-3 t. . SIR John, 10 > Na-triloit
'rooS",lr John -. Uncle Bob Sl1 santiago 9I1
Mast rluie - field -.
They were away at the first attempt t'geth'f SAN
,,,g. va the nrst -how with Uncle BOD hnt
they were quickly joined by Mastrode' VINO rn'h"u Tor
ward TO make the pace. which he did In mastery
,vl. AZ The quarter h. leading threeqnari'fS oi
Length with Santiago and Uncle Bob laSped The rare
along tho back stretch spirited and they "'r" al u"
q ruck Passing the half, Masterode was sun III 'front.'
with Uncle Bob a. lirLh, h. ia tuTn y'd b! SAINT.
400 followed b, sir John thus they round the turn
and into the stretch when Uncle Bob showed In 'front.' out
quickly passed by Masterode and Sir John and theh
brilliant contest ensued which va terminated AZ the
o b,re Sir John was lead better than Master