New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-02
ABrs UNEXPECTED VICTORY.
HE BEATS SANTIAGO AND MAKES FORTUNES Fof'
HIS hackers AT SARATOGA.

saratoga Aug tspeciaD.The weather was cloudy ana
warm to-day. but no rain fell, large crown %" OF
excellent series OF races over heavy uach ~ We" S
~ slaughter for the talent. and the coloreo u'so WIN
heavily and the general public also. The TURF Field ana
Farm and Sportsman Stakes were the features and
Dick' won them BOTH with Foreigner ana roreru"nei
r,srectveIy the only fayortes to win. The trouble
beqan In the first race OF mile for which Boero was an
o1don fayorIte but Taral Uncle Bob outrode Slmms
and won But the greatest surprise was In the ioufth
race when Abb, the California mare, defeated Santiago
Carro and Klrzce The distance was thought TO be 700
far for her. and both wheelok and Fred Eshner offered
100 m against her chances The outside public took tho
ODDS with avdlty and Andrew Thompson VINO trans he'
struck Fshner's book $4,000 AS ABB reached nome
winner there was a pandemonium in the stand women
jumped to feet and screamed with delight ana 'ne
male portion Of spectators appeared to lose Their reason
for the moment while the talent at the lower emu o '
stand near the bengrng appeared TO be shoeHeu Hhu
dazcd For the final selling race Joe Blackburh was
ged on as good thing, with TaTal up but NOW or
Never the choice made all the running ana won
These the details a.
FIRST RACE-purse 5000, Of which s1oC to second One
~ 3 Rs''lq s.
Aetna sSSss FPS Ms RoG BY 1Ol
P J. DTyeT sons CHI c BoerO Sir IGi, 2-s Out
f Stone Stables h. gettysburg uI IG3 So
WELLINGTON in5 liS Stables ch cAppomattox. lOi
Santa Anita Stables br. G. Costa Rica, ll2 en-, IN,
rme-{ "a !io4 " ''''''' "
Pools-Bolero $50; Held SIS.
,bov were sent away to good start. and Gettysburg
Immediately out and reached the quarter lens.h
front of Boero tapped by Uncle Bob They ran ID
this order TO the half Gettysburg increased MS ie'a
to length and half but on the lower turn he was 'tu
ly Poero and Uncle Bob and the trio turned INTO 'c
stretch together Gettysburg fell back ana bo'co
and Uncle Bob fought it to the end Iaal outroue
scs and Uncle Bob beat the fayorte by neck AMIDST
Great excitement; Gettysburg was third six lengths
away - -.,., ,.,,,,rc
SECOND RACE-TURF. FIELD AND FARM STAKES.
for twovearods $50 each SIS forfeit 1000 added Of
which $3.50 to second. Selling allowances Six fur
'''E s. ne''In Fl.
Ed Browns q FS;ssner by , sGnaS s-s 4-s
waicott Campters b. c. Actor, ll9G:.T % "A
p. J. Dryer & Sons br. C. Temple, iC8
w car Id1 x b. C. ic6afad. lis H. lewis fiy - ii
scoegan Brothers ch. T. Chnpero4c OIL; q, +,
p. ]. Dryer Sons b. c. Detroit %: =,
Excelsior Stables b. c. Bcverwyck co..; :,
pools-pwver p,lr So Foreigner s25, charade s25,
ChapDrone $40, field SO
Carmlne was Withdrawn. They were sent away
in close order, when Bevorwyck ran forward ana
led scant length to the half, with Temple
second neck better than Foreigner. They ran on the
lower turn and turned into TIE stretch in this order
vAen Byerwyck done and FOREIGNER rushed forward
under drive. At the same time Iatal came through
with Actor, ana, all Deing unutf ue Nhp, foeHI b"'
home two lengths before Actor who beat Temple home ty
haif length.
| THIRD RACE-THE SPORTSMAN STAKES. For three
year.ods $50 carh sl5 forfeit; 81 900 added Of which
SOC to second and 900 70 third Selling allowances
Mile and furlong.
81 Pe''ln F.
Ed; Browns ch. c. FcreIunnnsr. by Fonso-, M.
Mar D9nPhsr s'So4 i lS 10 Out
W. II. Landmarks ch + Prettlg!t o..
Pools-Forerunner SOS, hed SO
Tacticlan took bhe lead with Forerunner second and
| both OF them Iast the stand under pull At the
quarter Tactician led 10y three prts length and began
to force pace. lie got away lengths the hall,
but the ayorte closed on the far turn and then began
fight which lasted all the way home FOrerunner winning
IN drive by half length Pettlwlt eight lengths away.
No bid
| FOURTH RACE-Trec handicap sweepstakes $50 each.
$500 added. Of which $l5 to second One mile and
quarter.
ST Betting Fl.
E. bae%ai f bsasS S SS 'fs '{ Gea
J. cottQq's D. h. Carroll; s. Ill. 'IaTll, ii OUT
Santa Anita Stables b. c. SANTIAGO, '' iis,
Poos-S9ntoco e25, Carroll SO hcld a.
Kinscen was the first to show and nas.ed the stand
length before Abb and die other, Tapped Going the
turn ABB rushed forward and set a strong pace. She
gradually increased her lead and amidst graf excitement
Won ca.ny by four lengths from Carroll who was half
| length before Knsccm.
FIFTH RACE-Purse $500 $40 entrance To second horse.
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