New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29

Oily here against the :0sa. record Of Maud s.
SARATOGA BOOKMAKERS HARD HIT.
HEAVILY BACKED HORSES CARRY THE DAY AT
THE sPRINGs-THE CoLoRED TROOPS
FOUGHT MODIFY.
Saratoga July 2s (sIscian.The sun deignod to shine
to-day upon racing dissertation. and a. the programme
looked very promising In the way Of sport thef' was
large number o. spectators. fully onehiri belonging 70
the fair sex looked we'll Oh ihe surface DUN
was heavy und rncath Th@ betting was heavy 'hr"'F"'
out and as every winner and Tlao" horst was ''N'-S
backed It decidedly blue Monday iof l"c O''"'
makers Aitr 1adfordwho had virtually walko'er In the
arst race-the heaviest plunge on iaNoTi'e vas nS4
on Hvpocrlte the second race, and cor'hN h' '"-
form, warranted the support Of tho Western delegation
Tut both Golden and Puzzle found beaN' Ut ms
for straight and place thr Eastern division e7pv"f
Frank Clarkes mare. with Bergen ui1 TOT VIZ 80
superlnt .ndcnt at ShecpshHd ict con-''At' IN ''
made too much use o. for throughout N" ",'
s and Fellowship fought other audioldc Fre4 sp!
waited and HYocrite was third ." t"- "' I'm
but was taken very wide into the stretch ana h'l S'
which showed such great variation III n'' N'-
suggest the possibility that SARATOGA water l. not e'"u'e
NJ suuuleness in HyT Ocrite's legs. Stath3'm ian d"
thinkers and the third race all the way lof 'tA
Rrobers and the division Of The race was t"h nF
Modleska Longshore another strong iaVoiit won A''
nth race but final selling race furnished inc sr'
81 the day. There were fourteen starters and Young
Duke, ridden by Bergen was punfr1 Oh a. Il " % "
over This gave colorcd troops the opportunity u'F
had awaited patience. They charged upon t'' "s
and got and about b. b. Million, whom Barnes bfoneh'
home by a margin from Dai'yhoo VINO wa MAJ
backed for the place. The finish was very eN'in a. 'N'
a,s, tx horses were closely punched, tho placed h"iN "
i, nm, h, sd- ornrt The were divided tn Last
winning the nrst halt and West the second half Of Tie
programme, With the bocAHakeI' ei'una U,t"''' W 'p4
md neither ullstoacs. These are the results
FIRST RACE-PCRSE $500. SPECIAL "LI"i4S'
SIX FUKLoN1S
g. wonaun's b h Bradford, 8 yrs. by Glenparry or
TT3WDl'- NrNaud ~ .oAI
LaboId Brother, p Gs!p" j % 20 'a l-',oa
tryc ils T-.tc I0i Sir William o a"d J'"h i'"'r
ny n e;S aa to ala5'i az! 70 each v-de'
ItIagf,G 80 flcd 30 Mutoals sc 30
After several attempts Trse Jumped oil "ith th' l'ad
I'D ., , half was quarter beforr Ocyp"tc and str'kt
ap,ed Bradford lying four lengths back 4h'J ran VIM
ont material chang into the stretch "n'h H"1''N
through and woA easily by five lengths from o''rtr VINO
wa half d length before Nc"tt'
e,covD RACr-PURsT si5o. SPECIAL WEIGHTS
MILE AND SIXTLINTH.
Excelsior s,a,Ic- b. H. coden E~.I yr' ~ S2.ad-
urf'-Jsnet' % " ,,,l,,o d. 100 'iiafr,n, ,
Few T. YORK s,ables b. e. Xa,,'au' g. 90 car 10.
urpocr,e liz nauIc, 49, Fellowship %. l"i"cace
% and PemSn ~, a.-o inn .,,.
Byng-o to 10 ISF';, ,, Z 20 ,, Goacn % 81 n.
o'e,@ 3 r." 40 rq H1'atanl,poa 81 90
Au.r many breaks they sent oil In Close oiHfI'
when puzzle and Fellowship went forward ana a-''l ga
quarter together length and a half before Hyporrt"
Tho leader, ran down % the half s Tapped two '"f''
or IIy1ocrl,o but on lower Thompson b'n4ht
up Golden l.ec who finally won by three lengths nom
puzzle. who was two length, before Australia"
THIRD RAcE-PvEsE $500. MAIDEN TwoNEAR.
OLDs HALE NILE
Hough nlotners br sua'aacn, by str.'ford-Eyslyn
scot, 'Wiildia', br. nasplpe.. 10 IN nirt'oa,
% Wenonan 10. LINN ilJ Iiue PM llS K:9f solomon
ran l,e,nr 70 stratapcm. " each wcqonah as-
p TO- h' Ssson@i,c 20 70 each Iun and Lt,e mn
80 . Btlle Of Q S,,ag,scr = 70 Ia,tpe.
5s S,fsss IL iIiadocetie 10 baeppe' as ned
The .,ars va. prompt with cutalong in front but
str,tagcm quickly passed nor and had 1t all MS o""
49,, winning By three lengths. na2idpcs getting III.
,l.ce by half a length from Belle Of Orange.
FOURTH KACE-rrRSE $500 MAIDEN rwoYtAK-
OLDs HALF MILE.
T. H. steyens's b ModJe-@a, by Buchns.t.r-
II A A. wSro| Cos ch. G. Ca.codc IlJ Thomson
H. ogans eh Io2 do, D%"Ghgs ,o Ne, any va,
nyicn ii$ Algebra my no. and ono"o ITO also ran
sy Mi: 2 a,ir to 5,1 9G % sseS .j
eo van H to each ASr Ma %a a ana Gacaa
Pops-Tom Donohue slo Modjeska 80 field. $50
No mutuals.
Al the start Tom Donohue was in front. with Cascade
second and The lair Tapped 10 the tree-qnaftefS
Nedi.ska their heels. As tn'N - the IuT
,n C,,cade assumed thc lead but BarnA brought up
vodi,sk, on Tho outside IN the last hundred yards and
me heat Cascade home by length. with Tom Donohue
third two lengths back
FIFTH RACH-PURSE $3.50. SPECIAL WEIGHTS
ONE MILE.
scoaQan Bros b. T. Long hor' yrs by LonglelitGTC
:, P,tteuis en- t. Little Crrto 3. 100 .... ,Emn
b. t,d M, or FARMS Major loU 3. l02 o{cr
rrday III Gladiator 1902. Clamor H. and Mohana
~ az" ~ to : Longshorc. Little Crctr. to
CANA 10 Major Tom Y Birthday, 30 Gladiator 80
'd' pp,cc 2 70 each Longshore and Little Crete
pooIs-Iongshore go. held SO. no fnutual-
Ms,or Tom Jumped in the van With Little Crete
,d Clouor nent but latter quickly dropped back and
covc Mace To Ioneshorc Major Tom and Crete fought
an the way 10 the hall where hey terms.
with Ionpshore but half length back and :hc THO made
hot night around turn and into The stretch when
ngsborc came for under pressure and finally won by
length from Little Crete who was two lengths better
than Major Tom
SIXTH RACE-PrESE S3OO. SLLilN" ALLOW
ANCES SIX FURTONGS.
w. Walkers br. c. b. i. Million. by Ten brock
Maggie H. 3 yrs. 100 y "a 800 gamma. liarnes.
o. O. Vest rs b. T. Ballyhoo. g. lOs .-..t Brttonl 2
". r. Downig's br. 4 CcncylcNc I. tSlackl
Young Duke l24, Pail NAH 1903 Sohist lO4 HAIRY
Weldon 1913 Bertec Sllle O. lOl Clay stockton 100.
Black Diamond 90 Big Brown jug y, Raymond III ana
Remembrance l04 also ian. Time 10,
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