New-York tribune., 1890-08-06
RACING AT SARATOGA.
SINALoA GETS THE ALABAMA STAKES -RUPERTA
AND LOS ANGELES WIN


saratoga Aug. (speciar.-wih the Aatsma and
Kearney stakes the programme today there Vas great
t4ret taken In the proceedings The track. The racing
throughout justified the exp Citations aroused the nnlsh'
were In most the sufficiently cloc TO call Tor
abundant enthusiasm. For tn oi cnng of mile"
only Ruperta King Crab and Belle dOr ran hsd
onlv lust arrived from Monmouth and han received -
fci,nt SaatOga tonic him shnIs race and
the oincls worr scared Ex-Governor Bowie who
arrived he-e chI- morning expected M, wiu.
and he greatly disappointed u her quit o. seven
LONGS after severe trial Of endurance with King crab
while RupeIia waiting behind Them won easily. The
Alalana Stakes brought out fics and Sinaioa
making the pace throughout, with something spag
while D1isy r.. hc faVoFlf ana English Lady ran as
spIolntngly.
For the third race Bradford with only IL pounds ny
was great fovori:s but Objection bcnt him and for h"
second time surprised the talent In The Knfn"Y StaHcs
Csssus FlOodtde Los Angeles the only compel
uo,. 'Johany'' Campbell felt confident that h- colt
could beat the mare the weights but he deceived
Ike many who Cassus win at Wcchc>to and
shcerslcad Bay. The beat him easily enough, and
.Le time 80 fast. high wind prevailed during
the nrorress o. the race. Lucky" Baldwin indeed b
win two stakes in day Floodtdc good race
and had Tara not lost his whip in the stretch he might
have been closer the winner :han he was.
py,op McCclands Retreat lly the nth after
hard Struggle with Bertha Campbell and ended salts
factory days sport
FIRST RACE-PURSE $500. SPECIAL WEIGHTS.
ONE NILE
Johg;9ns S od EqPea yF' se,rnoo sy r5oGg
Eoai!s 'S1,' en- I b. s Eee E%f do1 S'S
ro,,op-e to RuPirts, r 10 10 to 10 King Crab to
Hec Crab slo5. Rppern s7c' Belle dor $50
Mat .als-sj s.
From a good start they rushed away at fast pace,
Yin, crab taxing lead 0f length but b B"e 40: quick
~ io,cl hun nd = cy pas the quarter Tapped with
,ncrta two l.ngt's nd them On entering tc stretch
pu,r,a moved up and Belle dor quickly gave 1t mp.
- a.. ~ itQ Craba hcal at the funOng. and soon had
him Under tho whip. which was Of no aS' Tor she I"t
t'n "a lis ard beat him home by length Beiie d'Or
vas slA length away ,,,.. ,.. .,.
vT.n.oLD FILLIES. 800 EACH. ONE MILE
AND FURLOND
SAINT, anita saee's q; snaoa by Gr1,,raG I3;T,d,,
KcS.saas M9at.' ~iaIia. b. Emlnencr Gara3
Impic ,tadc, b. Gcr.e D. @....ri,iio"i ,,io, 4"
" w. o. o. %est, S;u ~ b. T. n,iIynoo ico neiPen,
neH9g1EI'nr =, rphcncc pnG 20 Mana K is BayooF 80
ls1h; 5opls d. -. 10 raccs ' to snaoa TO- t;@nfogc
noi,[9oo l9ol+s s6 n'io ifoieli Slo Iutuals 81 80.
They received an excellent start but had they
cot under ,av than Bsmc- sent Snaoa out to make the
,o. ,,a =, ,a..cd the stand length before Gerue D.
and patsr F. A. they round the turn Daisy f. fell
back and English Lady assumed the third place. at
the quarter the Lady lappcd Gcte d. md the pair ran
Of SnaoG all the way ronnd 10 the mit''-
quarter pole where tho Lady had enough SinaIoa was
never in any danger and easily stalled on the chanqe Of
Eminenc. whom she beat home by lengths Daisy F.
a length behind followed by English Lady.
| THIRD RACF-SwEEPSTAKES 40 EACH 300
ADDED. SIX tCELoN@S.
J. 4. ScaetsH's en- C.. Objection, by MacA~OlHaefeh.
G: Wsibauas b. h. BIaafoid g.. II -.;odifiscn 2
Ban Chief 1906 vengeur III. CarnO: io' Marchma ioO'
| BettnG-Eyen Dradfora to 1 each Marchma and Fox