New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-12
I SARATOGA.
ONLY TWO FAyORITES WIN All SAhAlo'A'
BERGENS STRANGE RIDING ON HffoO
SURPRISE IN TIE LAST RACE,


competitor by length and half At the head OF inc
homc,trctch ,he was fourth and five or FIX lengths
behind the leader 1t only then that Bergen oes'h
riding and perhaps he abored under the h1lucil"'o"
that could catch fat horse as King CTSo' 10
coudnt and tie hackers looked on In amazemcnV' LOT
tho mare was ridden differently by Bergen on Satur'
day when she ran the mile and three'slAtethth' III
g:OIli with such impressive ease Inc u'ru race
brought dozen two.ycaod 10 the post ana inc colotu
division represented by scott Williams, brought Oh inc
good thing with Mabcllc The fourth race showed
Worth r,o fayor.tc Held of twelve, and he simply
made show of his competitors. lie IS IN grand io''"
just now. The final selling race proved to De the i't'i'
~ a fairly interesting Days sport. Pullman, against
whose chance, 20 to / laid at the post won
after grand strugsl, with Birthday and Barrster There
was only one mutual ticket sold on the winner ana the
fr,una, owner H. ct $50 for his investment o. g.
Following the results
FIRST RAcL-PUhsG 800. FOR BEATEN HORSES.
SPECIAL WEIGHTS FIVE TURLoNGS.
nn;4foe M3ao.s Dr. E4"io~ by VlisBd d2S5
C.. SoSssoa. c6 T. torng, 4. no cii@rtoqj
B.c o3 ,onelse lg5f 5'on. o I I,6 beA M'Ofs'
- oiace' 1852 anu T1a.lic o i95' also '''
n.ng- to G?aa 49, q S,ol b1llyG 10 70 @f
l Is 10 ,Srile j. 20 10 ,ah Daha and Carnot go
IVY a,u -9o.i5cn Rod Is Geao,ie,c so. ned $25.
Sa,r ling ,or, tlme q. ur post the nag fiji to a
fairly good start win Cliu1. Oalaee In front. but
vh., turning into the regular track Golden Rod ran
forward aud assumed command. on the lower t1rn he
va, 1n,d by EatauTc and Ben Mccr'c but these eaye
way a. he head Of the -tr''A to Bal'hoo ana 'amot
A. tho lat f,r'orq Golden Rod was trouble and 10th
l:airnow and Clruot passed him. AZ the end Rainbow
-,0rd cr,a. turn ~ speed and coming away easily won
by two lengths from Carnot. who wa neck before
,;o.cn Rod followed by B,liyhoo.
OND RACE PURSE geo ALL AGES, PENALTIES
AND ALLOWANCES. MILE AID = fURLONG.
C.. Oomch..ns br, Gnr cab. yf-.' by, N.ne.
a. S.,n,f. Dr. Ifyrf rf.l . ft.....l y-~-erJ
v o4y r ,, 81 "a ,oro' T' 10. ,n2
Gid ltor - y 80 Iau. Fm,-1 81.
Bcu.r-L,rn Hy@erte 20 l hi2f az S5-o p',.io,
20 t1eh I'd Hopper and Gadiotor. Place. to King
20. ErH,ybo,.,, .a5. King Crab SIS Lady puster
e5 nod -. Mutual, IS 20.
Tia, tar, va, good one and Hypocri'e tho FRS,
20 raon, bu. King crab ST. out % make the pace
-h, fu u-k SIS they W,l; the quarter King
crab got away length and half from Australia who r3s
i,pred by Lady rul.for and Gladiator " they ran
along the hack-trch lae Cflb ucras his lead TO two
leh, ana with this advantage continued 10 show the
viy FOR II the race Ny1oc'. who was fourth
a. tI, h.ai tea and I'VE or six Lengths from the
leader cane up easily second place but she could
Mt taNe cab. and B"r,en again caro IN or some
severe lying nr Lack. Lady PuIsifcr "as
rlr
THIRD RAcF-pURsG 1900. FOR BEATEN TWO.
lIAI-OLUo. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. FIVE FUR.
scott wiiHamss y. Z Mabcll-'by CharaNu-Beile, lo7
cl,y wooaio5i', b. c. Allan D2ne. 10. Lilly,
J. K Mcgibto, co.'s b. Avalon lo5 4; rsen
lo2 L,e > llc Nar,A-. ~ Magi b. le2. Pluto l0o
H,,tns p >ae"lls. II % Allan Bane. to each
Av,0q and r'ncA''S u m91a b.. - MnaFea'r,a -
aad 1vl ght colt 80 rokclo. Place. to Mabeiie,
n4i 30 Mu,ua.+. s. 90.
Ia, start wa, Struggling and Jcancrette was
he AZ tie post. When they lc the chute Maud B. was
10 'front.' followed hy Pancheue Mabolc and Mnrgher'a
in Tia orlr named. As they round tn. lover turn
Nabene passed Panoh't,', accounting the ''ond p'ae"
vlIh va, uN oay change IN re position,
stretch. when nri'ton etyo Malel,e th" NcnaN
20 which shr responded quickly. and taking command tn
the lat mrlone. won by three lengths Allan Bone cam"
OFT OF tn, rutA place b. length
from Avalon.
FOURTH KAcT-PrRSE $3.50 FOR TrREEYEAR-
OLb,. SPECIAL WEIGHTS. ONE NILE.
A. +. Walcoue ca. g. Worth. by LgAo IH! sbrna--7
W Wa'L.r', ch. g. Fo,ncdc los Rrrgcn)
j. Wam n Prince ~, t"g > i9' c K5.tin.S
KAY loi Mora 1903 Cortr,lo @, Mario X 100 Carter
roIsoe. to NsTis X 70 '.cs,h Idts t5S;S and
Mona r. JacA Roc 20 ooNc,ne 30 each soma and Car
e. IL 30 Co., .s,h N.apc r. fnd Ko''iu'~o Kay fa,'
r,a,-Worth $50. Princes Limo 81. ned $50 Mu-
ter several attempts they moved away in group,
but had they got running than Worth shotoni
and before they had got to The quarter Stevenson began
tuqrlng at him All through The back,tretch the boy
away IRON u,' field and finally won by four lengths
ToNmcdc running camey under the whip. captured tho
second ilacc ly cneth and half from Princess Limo
IIFTn RACf.-FuRSE $3.50. SELLING ALLOWANCES.
one MILE
McGnty CO. b. &; Pullman, yrs. by Gcnrnrry
T. NJ RrrIy, cn. !. B!rthday. aged. ll3., -Gaap
E,,a msslc, "a, sally o. los and Harry weldon
Pauline To Eirhday . To Blrster to / Harry
weldon. 70 Rolln Hawlcv u 10 sally .. % 10 !
Pullman. Fiacc-G % Pullman. to B rthday.
Pullman ~ field 81 Mutlol,-Sl5o 20.
and Eollln Hawloy length and half AZ the quarter
A. they down the strrtch however. Pullman closed
aud overlook sally the half. As they round the
lower trrn Pullman took command by length whilo
Eolln uaWlry moved the second place. followed by
Birthday Thu. they turned into the stretch. Hawlcy
retired at the last nrlong and Birthday closed Pull
nan while Bagr,tar up the stretch liSo whirWnd
and BRILLIANT finish, with pullman The
victor by a ncch from Birthday who was head better
than Earil,tcr so bid.
Tomorrow the second meeting VIII open with six races
the first having been divided. The features will be
the Misses two and the Unite States Hotel for three
yca..olds The entries follows.
FIRST RACE-O&E MILE.
Name VT Name. W.T.
projfnrd .... / 20 Worth ................... 100
Belle dOr..-..... ~ 'f'NPI' ~
l.,IJl. .......lt9l l.c~'a ................. o.
English Lady lOU Dilemma ............... ~
SECOND RAG E-ONE MILE.