New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-01
SENATOR 'HEARSTS COLORS IN FRONT
AGAIN.
RHONO WINS THE ADIRONDACK HANDICAP-BAL'
GOwAN CAPTURES THE SARATOGA STAKES.

RHoNo WINS THE ADIRONDACK HANDICAP-BAL'
GOwAN CAPTURES THE SARATOGA STAKES.
Saratoga July 81 (SpeciaA large crowd gathered at
the track to-day sport but they doomed
to Disappointment for they the blackboard decorated
with the OF scratched horses Layina Belle and
Reclare and Bradford frightened the Kenwoods,
Little Cretes Uncle Bob, with the other cattle" and
skeleton only lct furnish the entertainment The
first and third little than walkolers for
Laynia Belle and Recare but fortunately there was su
hcient metal in the stake weigh against this
disappointment In the Saratoga Stakes Bagowan was
strong ayorite and VheeOck the plungng bookmaker OF
the West, audacousy takcd - 900 like amount
In i've different bets that Monterey would not be placed
Notwithstanding that colts easy victory Sae McCe
land in the Flash Stakes Wheelock won both ways, as
Bagowan, whom he backed won, and Monterey brought
up the The Adirondack Handicap was sore dsap
pontmont TO the Western delegation At first the Hearst
pair the most thought Of and large suus went on
MISS Belle, with whom joe Clark declared to win, but
the money flowed in great volume Ruperta. her
price Awas forced down. and she started a TO .
fsvorc. Rhonos fast IN the mud at Monmouth was
entirely ignored and 10 l could be had against him
at the post and when he won easily there was joy in the
ring, for Rupca did no: get place and Miss Belle was
oc" backed Rhono for place only. but had
go on Miss Belle 70 win. Drizze In the lead for
mile and finished second after determined struggle. The
NTH Ceiling affair. and Objection. an outsider
it. the boomakers had again cause for rejoicing
These are the results:
FIRST RACE-PCRSE $500 SPECIAL ALLOWANCES
ONE MILE.
Beyervyck Stale' b. m Ioy4la Belle by Longfsli H
ScIn Nnbispsi ry IngsSore 3 20 tSteppj
Umpire stables bI Gcgtle D. g tcar 81 NIcDonaId)
BETTING to Lavina Belle II to Lons'hore 40 %
Pooi.tLsInia Belle $500 field $50. Mutuas So 90.
Belle went OF with the lead, but LonGsbore ran
beside her Oh sunrancc to the half Then the Belle sailed
and a canter by six lengths, with Longshore
four lengths from Gcrte ID.
SECOND RACE SARATOGA STAKES. TWo.IEAR'
OLDs. 500 EACH. 500 ADDED. SIX Fl RLONGS.
Thoma, }. Clay's b. c. Baeovan by s,ra:hmoreI
W IT, Ia1demans en- e. Palestine lis Barnesj :
pTyc5 Eol4rr' b. C. B2cSot ~ tT,raR
re,,i,c ~ p,oonn . 10 Palestine ) to Mon.
tcrcy. TO / BlacAlo, Place to Balgo"an' 3 to
roaI'-r Palestine 50. Raleovan cyl Monterey ST.,
Blacklot oil. Mutual,-tj so.
Monterey slightly at tho start. but as they
down the chut" Bachlot forward and Ia tho hat
v.s a length b,ore Monterey. The latter soon gave
way q Balcowan. who closed on Dackot and turning
into th, -trach assumed the lead. Then Barnes made
nav with P,latne but could not get NJ. and Balgo"a
beat hlm home Nv length. with BllcAot at Pale'tne'
quarter.
THIRD RACE-prEsE $500 TUREE-YEARoLDS.
SPECIAL WEIGHTS. MILE ANDA SIXTEENTH.
II warnke * Sons br. + R"clare. BY R'form1,Cla,a
A. F. Wacott, en- e. Worth 81 (Bunnj
Reeinr,l to 10 R'ea;SG , ; 2 i " Worth OF
They went Oh A. Slow pace and Reclaro took the
bv four lengths. - 80
$500 ADDED. MILE AND \. Fr>roNG
George Hea.sp- ch. Rnono by Food-Inp. K2setta,
r,o,; NJ, o. Dr,zIc. B. os..........CIri6el .
Santa ANA stable b. e. clio. 3. oo 0ar Iois)
e. ErG mss. t. qr2iE n 90 w Ma f'27
pr;anr-. to Eppor:,,' to Mss Belle 70 Rh9ooi
l. t. | clio, 2oto Dnlno Pace-L'cn' lhono' %
roo,-l,r>.. ralr $50 Ruper,a $50. Clio sl3 Drirze
s. ~ the close Eup,r.l 50. field $50 MutnalsT1 60
Tho start ua, good aud otcr getting under Ws Itura
assumed the lad aud MAS length and hall before prlA'
lo Ehono aud Mis- Belle heads apart Coins u the turn
Drl,, ran - Tia van and then set merry pace" 40 the
quarter he l,l by hail length which advantage b. IN
creased 70 l,nrh Of On" half with Miss Belle ovd Hhono
lspreI on a., lowcr Miss Belle was beaten falling
q, tho rear while Rhouo moved mp Dr.lze and the pair
.ntef. the stretch t,rcurr length before Rupera As
they came up easily outran his competitors and Won
y three lengths The struggle for place was grand one
and Drillc got IT By head from Cuo who was neck
het,er than EupcrtL
FIFTH nACE-rI'EsE 500 SELLING. SIX FUR.
LONGS.
J. = scarar's o'. e.. objection, by MosS-Clnderia.
y.s \ . III C,f. ''''' ~ australia B. 100 TABOR
A i f71a rc5 f n,l So clay sGs ~: Harry
wcasa 90 and 2rl9 i i sS TO i' hu.tiil to Clay
S,9 % @ o's9 Py@ o '9 06 ty Ts 20 As 10
RAYMOND $50. Australia so, nelda-5. Mutun'
Ait.i several breaks. Arsaii7 and Clay stockton GOT
auav in front Lut Raymond past them into the lad
and h.I t- ad,aug" 20 the head Of III" stntch ~h'h
,u.,rt1 ,nd on Ia-,.d him. When thy were well
,-ict.d out Tor home Objection le the field and won
by tlrc ioarh- with Australia second half length from
Dyer. so b,d.
SMITH RACE. PURSE 500. SELLING. SIX Fl IL
LONGS.
O. wanu@ b. nraf, %! oo G Gl""eoHy or Fr S5gl5
q. % Vs., :. Co., b. Bluvhoo. 3. lo2 N!epg :
" T. iurrh', b. Couleih 3. - slack y
ros,fori Mauo,', br O.. Major Tom 3. 100 Brttom
" Timr-i 49,
Ee,;inr 10 Bfaaford 10 ! Iallyhoo 70 each
Cor,c.i, ,nd Mayor on Place. Nothing Bradford. 10
BallyhoO. ~ ,,, go Al, .,o ,,.,,,l.
SO 20.
Bayhoo mo first o. show from cool start ana madr
tho rufn. with Corn,s second. In tho stretch Bradford
,ouod ISSUE aud he attempted 10 come mroH-h next 10
tho PAIL Cor,clla VS. pulled across him and he was
oi.itoed 10 uu the outside. After hard struggle
bradford rot hom by lsf ln-h from Bayhoo, who beat
,'o-ncl.a a head. 40 bid