New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-15
AN INTERESTING DAY AT SARATOGA
ONLY TWO FAvoRITEs wIN-RED FELLOW BEATS

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Saratoga, Aug IA (SpecisD.-The raceqoer would be
hard to please he satisfied with the sport
to-day IL was Of the kind excite enthusiasm and
there was enough OF the sensational about invite
comment Only two favorftcs successful. They
were Princess Bowling the first and Bayboo in the
third Bermuda defeated Uncle Bob in the mile and
uilong after the latter making an apparently run.
away race Of IT, The fourth the feature OF the
day burlington made his first appearance the
brooklyn Handicap and looking lusty and strong
again Castaway also out Of his long retirement
and the favorte for trial a mile I'm :43 with
40 pounds up. Red Fellow was in grand shape
Father Hayward had the mount and he has not ridden
better race since the famous dead heat the Saratoga
Cup At the finish five horses were tapping heads
and necks apart with the 'od getting the
vordict. amidst tumult OF enthusiasm. The odds
were good against to-day and he carried his
12O n to easy victory. Sir William Lowell can
always be depended upon sensation
with his dogs during the This day. and
his fly Josie Wells ran second, much 60 l
having been laid AGAINST her for place The weather
clear and another large crowd the sport
Here or, the details:
FIRST RACE-owners' handicap purse $780, Of which
go second. live and a half furlongs.
s. Betting Fl.
"a - ~.'alley MATT bowling. ; VIZ
1aSSd Bros b. T. dyPec 90 Is 5zan9 ~ Igs
L. L. RamsdeIls CHI I, Fearless. 90;
St Charles. 90 r. Hsrris). LuTsy, 80 tKuhn and
Kitty 80 q. Cook also ran; non.
Poos-PIincess Bowling s25, ocypete s15, fearless
sc, field sc.
long delay they got away well together when
ocypete and led three parts of length the
half-mie pole; Princess Bowling second half length
before fearless and So Charles. On the lower
Princess Bowling closed, and taking slight lead the
head stretch, hard ridden parts
o. myth from ocypete, who neck better than
fearless.
SECOND RACE-Purse, $500, Of which 500 TO second.
Special weights. One mile and a furong.
Getting g. f.
b. McCeIand's br: c. Bermuda, by Ber.
Aetna Stables b. 6. Uncle Bob T. ii5 w..
w. H. Lsndeman's oh. c. Palestine. 8. 50
W. HcndSie;s Oi g Buidnch 8, ioi car
lo-' -''''''''-'-'-' Tmei ri i fiiV W.
Pools-Uncle Bob $50 bermuda s25 field IS.
From an Bermuda out and passed the
length and half before Uncle Bob, but on the
turn Uncle Bob rushed up, and at the quarter was
leading Bermuda half length with the other two already
outpaced Down the bscksretch Uncle Bob made rush
and opened gap OF five lengths at the
half, but Bryant was cool, and gradually
moved up on the far and entered the stretch
open lengths behind Uncle Bob Then he made play and
captured your Uncle last urong driving Tara to
the whip beating him home by three parts of length
The others beaten Of
THIRD 'RACE-Purse $500. OF which s75 second For
horses beaten at Saratoga. Special weights. Seven
s. Betting Fl
W, B Jennnsss b Ball{yHoGs by 1 Duke Of
B. Tae cadyan's s. G Lord LORD Harry g. ic5
J. P. Daws.,s b. f. Belle of orange % g ic9
IsT 1oI 1C fyant COSTA RIA III a. lewis virgin
colt, io7la II. Wfiismsl also ran.
POos-BalyhoO $50 Lord Harry ST., Costa Rica ST.
Belle OF Orange 81, field 50.
The start was good one and Costa Rica the first
to show. but was quickly passed by ooerlln. dc ID
turn was quickly passed by Belle Of Orange who
got away three lengths the lower turn, with
Lord Harry second length before obeslin When they
turned into the stretch Ballyhoo end Lord Harry came
through and Joined with the Relle, and grand
struggle ensued to the end Bayhoo winning by length
from Lord Harry who beat Belle Of Orange head.
FOURTH RACE-Purse $3.50 OF which 500 to second
S's'''' "''s''' ''' ''''' 81 betting F.
J. p Daw6s's n. II. Red Fellow BY Long
fellow-Bei Woman yrs' IL D::.i, 81 Al
wscott & Camgbel's b. h Castaw9qFy II 81 10
sciGylki Stables Blk G. burlington iI2, -
Little Minch, ia Drake Now;orNever u2 Mar:
Daisy f. iO7 IS Allen, and Calgary 1ol Bryant also
c..,r,v II g TI6e Nox 1$ o. xeva S. Burlington
little MInch delayed the usual and when they
finally got Castsvay II was in front with Burlington
second On the turn, however Little Minch ran
through and got to the quarter Laf
length in front Castaway II and burlington.
with Red Fellow behind. They ran down the PACK
stretch in close ofucr' Ndhi"- 80
race to the half. where Little Minch wa
sin in command with Red Fellow at MS
grth lapped by Burlington and NoworNever On th'
lower turn Little Mnch cut loose and led length ana
half but the Others they came into the stec
great struggle ensured II was ANYBODY rce
70 the end and amidst great Red Fellow got the
yeroet hv head from Caetaway who was neck better
than Burlington who in tapped on either side by
Little Mineh and Now-or-Never.
FIFTH R,CF purse s4oo Of which SIS to second. Sell
| '"7 ''''"''eeS' ON i7
FL
w. B. Jennings's ch c. Busteod by Onon-
''' (Smms) 6-1 p
w. Lovcn's h. T. Josie Wells 3 09J Cook loO-l ~
- " iA"u' D. / Long i'''' 'iBryantl 81 81
Ceawood ia tCorev) Post odds, TO- (I4nday Wynd
ham II (Me Donald Pcnnyroyal. lO2 1NarH aez Dies
man. l20 Thompson: BlackwOOd, 1l9 tDOhgah6 anu
| Pericles 10 (MarshalD. also ran.
Time :lS
| POols-Pennyroyal sl2 field S15.
After some delay the post. thty were sent OF
with Blackwood and Post Odds the ka3. Pcricl"''