New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-27
THE PLITNGERS DIDN'T ENJOY IT.

ONLY ONE FAVoRITE SUCCESSFUL AT SARATOGA
-ENGLISH LADY WINS THE KENNEI STAKES.
Saratoga. Aug. 90 tspcciaD.-Far weather and good
programme gathering Of spectators
to-day. and fairly good racing enjoyed by all but
he plungers. only Of the fayortes winner
shower during the nght had kept the track still heavy
The opening for maiden twoyear-old showed Avalon
the favorite. but he beaten By the Sire Brothers
Varcla Ally. and she is worthy Of a having
been graduated from the maiden class. All Of the nine
entries appeared for the handicap with Gypsy Queen
strong tavorite. bu: Veronica a ten 10 shot
The third the Keuner Stakes for trecyear
and Sir john English LADY and Costa Rca the only
competitors. The Dwyer colt two 70 fsNorite
but English LADY made Of Ia and Sir John
cut figure for winner Of Che three richest stakes
Of tho SARATOGA Pearl Set won the fourth race
easily. and the final selling won by Hy by.
These the results
FIRST RACE-PURSE 500. FOR MAIDEN TWO
YEAROLDS. SIX FURLONGS.
Poll Stables b. (. by Luke Blackbuin-Nareua 10 ID
J. X McGibben & Co.'s b. c. Avalon. 11s... .iAcni
J. g. GEeenct's ch Eggsnia. 10 ;;o Garn :soo
No. Ns o Rod IL ana sfS nj csH o a
netGe 70 AyaOn 70 v SnsiIoo my st 70 i dSG
EHsena so PARK Ridge 90 CutSione Place. to VAR.
PSoi.:-aySlon rs yarca any 800. Iron Rod s.
caprce 20. Mirabeau 81 auardcna 81. field 49, Muuas
After attempts they sent their Journey
good order After getting under the VarieIIa lilly
rushed forward and turned into the regular track half
length before Guardena, who was length better than
Mabcau On the lower uar1ena retired and Avalon
place Var!ella. however. fought oil the
challenge Of Avalon. and beat him home by length.
Eus-na strong at the end and was only head be-
hind Avalon
SECOND RACE-FREE HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES
els EACH. $50 ADDED SIX FuRLoNGS.
Ed. Browns b. (. Veronica. by OnondaGo-Vea
W. Loycii- cS T. lady prisifer l. lib. cD5raot3
cye Queen l g. K 4"ia aen 49, 100 H hhoS
lo5 Planchctte 80 and Macaulcy 100 also ran. Time
=, Betnaa-s to GyPsy Queen, to each Almont and
yeroa!ca u Planehette 30 OCEAN 30 Macaulsy Place
Poo,-iypSy Queen s25 iaiynoo s7 King IIarem SILL
AlnOnt 49, Lady Pul-tcr -, ncld 81 Mutuas B., 40.
They long time at the post. When the Gag fen
Bayhoo cot OIL In font, while Maeauiey left ut the
post. they down tho chute Planchettc joined
Balyhoo aud the pair turned into the regular track like
a team and Veronica length and half behind them
They this the head of the stretch when
Bayhoo and Planchette way. Then Veronica came
forward and stang OF every challenge. wou BY length
Lady Pu.fer who strong at tho end and Was
three lengths before Amont.
THIRD RACE, frnE KENHER STAKES. FOR THREE
YEAE-oLDS. sIOO EACH $500 ADDED. ONE
MILE AND THREE.QCAErERs.
scoggan Brother, CHI English Lady by Mi'es1noa
Dwyer nrotn1is' =: C. Sir JOAN ON
santa Anita stables OI. c c9-t "a. Eica lO' (Aien
Bet;lng-l % Sir John u English Lady TO
Tcoi Sir john sos, English Lady 49, Costa Rca s'
Mutusls % 20.
A. soon A. they received the nag steppe English
Lady To the front, and she passed out OF the chute
length and hall the other two tapped On the
far turn nly increased her lead TO three lengths A.
they round to the quarter Sieppc sent the Lazy
along got away another length. Then Sir john
made An effort on the and left Costa Rica
but the fascr went, the faster the MY moved and
lae-lng half she got away dozen icnsths and
u ali over the Lady coming home under pun and
fun Of running twenty lengths before Sir John with Costa
Rioa In the distance
FOURTH RACE-PURsE $500 FOR BEATEN
HORSES. SIX FuRLoNGs
l.. Bfown's Lr. {. Pearl SGT. by False,to-Pcarl
Thorn. YEAR,. ~ ih..,...,..-.-. =; =; Irioe
& ii%,SSei'S b. T. Mats Lov,i g. IS - lover
pylikln- 10. onward, loS, also Ia. Time
Heins-G 70 3 Pcarl SET. % Mabel Glenn. 2 to
q 70 ) each pearl =, and Mabel Glenn
ioo pol,kens 80 Psar 81 n, ~ HaoTs "o'Ai W.
iron. an excellent Pearl rushed forward to
uac half. whore she led length. with Marie Lowell
ono The distance before Mabel "lenn In TIL
orl,r they rIn ali way the head Of tho stretch
Then Pcar away and won easily BY four lengths
Mabel Glenn Second. taO lengths before Marie Lowell
NTH EACE-PURSE siOo SELLING. ALLOW
ANCEs. ONE MILE
seGrgn Brsh.rs er E iIy ~ by hyd'r M >l-4T
r Il Kerry a. T. saatr s 90 ccar..gN (McDOnadj
Lady r. %, bohemian los. corein lo3 and nsrbor
Light. lC2 arc ra1; Ilae- t94, ,,,ro X %
Nv by 70 Bohemian. II S3lut" - Lady T.. 80 Harbos
Lift, paeeI .g ~ by' to sa ~ pv "a 30
hend,n o. ncid IS. Mutla, - ~.
Foyer Oh Lady f. made attempt 10 get ave-. and
s2olled several good starts. Finally. when they did get
Of Lady f. pulled 20 the ona kept there
to the head Of stretch Cornea forced thu running
aud I'D all WY by from length 70 three lengths
uatI well round the tau when she quit and lily by
taxing lead by thrco lengths from Salute who
was a length In front of Marie X. no bid.
These are the entries for tomorrow: