New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-26
MUDDY COURSE AT SARATOGA.
GOLD STEP FLOOD TIDE CECIL b.. GYPSY QUEEN
AND BIRTHDAY TIE WINNERS

AND BIRTHDAY TIE WINNERS.
Saratoga Aug % specialization two days Of clouds
and gloom there welcome relief IN inc "'rHVn UNA
sunshine of to-day The track had not recovered from
the thorough dronching had received and was hcay
Therefore many good things" went wrong, ana the pue
ers were all Ten youngsters appeared ior 'le ~
race Gold Step the favorite won easily Ms''uuo' wa"
regarded as tn. for the second race bu' ne eo
anchored In the mud and easily beaten by foou
and Outbound For the mile Satisfaction was bacKea
heavily all the ring and went TO the post S'O's
favorlte while strangely enough. Cecil u solu ~ c
money against the field in the auction pools ana deiea
easily For the heavyweight race therc "ef
plunges on Ban Chief and consequently the hackers o'
Gypsy Queen had good play at D 10 l. ana sne won
easily. In the final selling race Oialece was 'he a'i'
but Birthday won, and the unfortunate MAYOR 4o" va"
again second These are the results $500
FIRST RACE,-pURsE $500. FOR Two.YEAR-oLDS.
SELLING ALLOWANCES. FIVE AND a HALF
FURLONGS.
saamauder stables b. Gold Step b. hf96 aid
na;hfoSd Manots Caprice 9s ,s ISSgsr
ssafs; e 4sa :S' H a;
Ma5sa; h to Sa Ssd sisp s To r &C.
t. SS% Sc Sasss . is SGs5ss
Mamie RSses nsso scG any M ana Hus 90 ''
After several attempts they sent away in good
shane and at the hah Marghcrta head before Gold
Step the lever turn the latter went TO tne front anu
had it all her way, winning In cahtef py 'nIeo
lengths with Caprice second, length before Audit. No
bid
SECOND RACF-PURsE 800. SPECIAL ALLOW
ANCEs. MILE AND SIXTEENTH
Maltese Villas b. Flood Tide by FlOOd0 7ISqi,
f. a. Jeness ch c. Outbound, T.
H. T La SStfs' ep e." Lady !" FaIsf iiidai's
puisfef il to Outbound PLACE. to 5Fiood tide to
TooieMauder 495 Flood Tide as Lady Puer IS
Outbound SO. Mutnals 50 10.
As soon as the hag fell Flood Tide rushed away IN u'e
.ad and reached the quarter three lengths III advance Of
Marauder who was before Lady PGsifcr As they ran
to the half Marsrder closed to within length ana nan
hut ON the lower he fell back again ana at inc tee
quarters outbound took second but could not over
take Flood Tide who beat him home two IehfAS'
Morauder was two lengths further back and LADY Puer
beaten or .o,.,,..
THIRD RACE-PURsE $3.50. FOR BEATEN HORSES
ONE MILE.
T. B. Bakers oh. f. ceci B., by George kinney
cos MpsSU Ss ys e. br ,Sa,
F. Jo4ess en- oqt 4 nd: % Ic;,c II Io 5li' Bona
letta los and Barrister H. also ran Iimg-l az
70 sqifa Sss . . g. R GTs h. Mee
a" and ontboand il B,rTstcr Place to cce B.
ne P0 si Mut b s2s g. S g. TO- ~
Barrster was in suks and spoiled several attempts
and finally got away in the rar Bonsietta ied Sausa
ton two lengths at the quarter but los: ground on inc
back stretch and after passing the half she was done
Cecil D. then rushed past Satisfaction took commanding
lead on the lower turn and remaining I'm front, bea'
Satisfaction home by short length Outbound coming
third, lengths away
touK rH RACE-PURsE $500. TWENTY POUNDS
ABOVE SCALE. ALLOWANCES. SIX FURLoN's'
EAfs.S5 stables aqygy Queen by hayoa S9s
cdscaS apchei en- ' O. Ban Chief g. stepp
E r. Bersy's a. T. salute, s. i5: -, Alen(
W. LOVeifs ch g. HnFR i%rLI Fth s O. ~ '''''sA"'
- n' ss f fs5ds y TO GrSc7Q atS
| Harbor Lights IS. Mutuals s5 50.
They received an start when Harbor Lights wen
TO the front and the main track length and
half before GYPSY Queen, who was length better thar
Ban Chief On the lower turn Gypsy Queen closed easily
and at the head Of the stretch she was In front ana ei
rompea home three lengths before Ban Chief, who was
length before Salute ~
! FIFTH RACE-PURsE $3.50. SELLING ALLOW
ANCEs. ONE MILE AND SEVENTY YARDS
T. B, ,g Oh ss Birthday, by Glen'lsvliaIi
Bashford Msnor's ;. g. Major Tom, Q, 100 boyd
KcSet9ne stables b. n bStIa ago. o ~ also Tim
Betting- to ofaece. 2 to Major Tom, Snl Drth
foot1i birthday ali Major Tom eli, field s25 Mutual
(Aeld) S. 90.
They were away well together and at the quarter Birth
day was head better than Major Tom who was ienst
before oialece. As they ran 70 the half BTthaay an
Major Tom were on even terms, and, turning Into III
stretch tic Major had little the best u IL, bot be tire
badly and Birthday finally beat him home by two lengths
| Letritia third two lengths further back. NO BID
To morrow the fifteenth regular day with The hehh'
| s,akcs the attraction. These are the entries:
| FIRST RACE-sIX FURLoNGs. FOR MAIDEN TWO