New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-25
A PROGRAMME OF SPRINT RACES.
THREE FAvoRITEs WIN AT sARAToGA-woRTH
AGAIN RUNNING.


Saratoga Aug "a (SpeciaD-For the thirteenth extra
day the meeting he association presented programme
sprint races which are, unfortunately popular with
owners as well bookmakers There were large fields
in each and they proved attractive enough to draw out
other Drge crowd All the races were so well contested
TO arouse much enthusiasm and, three favorites
and strongly backed horses got the place public form
prevailed and the talent had 20 be satisfied. Much
interest centred in the fourth with the heavy
weights Worth Tas 10 mako his first appearance since
Sheepshead Bay meeting and Blue Rock 20 make
debut for the year. Worth mad all his speed, and
after thrilling finish with Rosa II. and Belle Of Orange.
Blue Rock DANGEROUS. The track in good
condition. These are the details;
FIRST RACE-Purse 500, Of which S75 second. For
two-yearolds Selling. Five and half furlongs.
g. Re''iqpsii
JAYNE; 10, J tsaoo, wiDf hS4,d S,
C. i, G. 'sandss' ch l'1 c. uEciS Sim, i6i;
Hanover Stables oh. c.. by NSptuno2
9a s. s;:vcncn puiyaf s Dr. S 1C Narvae
spras saS 100 r. Williams Gorilla ss HaHcocE Moqty
Maid 1o1 Perkins Counsellor lQ4 Chambers), and Fulsa
PoO iS ' wnEe So, Uncle sim 49, field So
After long delay Uncle Sim got length the best Of
the start hut the Alma colt through fast. md at
the half length before Grafton, followed by Gorilla
On the the Alma colt increased his lead to
lengths and entered the stretch with that advantage
but quit the last furlong and after brilliant finish
w;nlde by a neck from Uncle Sim, who was halt q
length before the Alma colt The winner WIS bought for
$500.
SECOND RACE-Purse $3.50. of which 500 to second ;
penalties end allowances. Ono milo
g. Getting f.
w. r Ssnes's B. pslEeod, by B ;s'mTss a.
b. F. csdisaif' s'b c. c. Lord Harry 5 III
walcott & campben's b. h. cessiSs li1ISff II
Versatile 1os ,artin India Rubber IL 9coiey Belle
dor lO7 (R. wiamsl and Pandora 95 CLARK also ran
pools-Belwood s12. Lord ord Harry So, field $40.
good start Cassus ran out and made the p1cc to
the quarter where no led by three parts Of length, with
Harry second length and half from Beiwood In
this order they along the backsretch half where
Csssius increased HIS advantage length and half
gradually lost ground the lower turn, and at tho
head OF the stretch Belwood took command and finally
by three lengths from Lord Harry. who length
better than Cassius
THIRD RACE-Purse $500. OF which s75 to second.
Weights "a N below the scnlc Allowances. Six
furlongs.
s. Betting 81
nan-Fuazle. { yrs y iO5 Is tc1Sf lo5 ;,
BalgOwan Stables b. c. BalgCwans e. ios
Empire Stables b. c. Lyceum, 8, los !caF
q.,$ Sf Ss Ss o S R , e4
e8 Penny and Void g 9u GIa1Tr :;2i also ran
POols-BalgOwan $40, Lyceum 8, field $40.
Vod had little circus by himself. lie amused the
spectators by running away twice. slipping HIS heodstal
and jumping the fence. They finally got away
well together when Lady Pulser shot and was half
length in front at the half Graduate secxnd. with
Lyeeum at his glrth On the lower turn lady Pusfer
increased her lead and entered stretch with on I'D.
vantage Of two lengths which kept the end,
gowan getting tho place by three quarters length from
Lyceum
FOURTH RAcE-Purse 800. Of which SIS TO second
weights "a N above the scale. Allowances. Five and
half furlongs
s. Betting Fl
Waicott & Campbers ch h. Worth by
Luke Blac&burn-Peyt0na barry yrs,
w. D. Jcnninsss b. I. Rosa H. 8. ilg i
j. P. Dawess b. f. Belle Of Orange g. III
Maggie Beck 100 Iorn R Ru w RoeR ae conp,on
ia (DelOns) and Starlight colt IL Ogers) also ran
Pools-BcEe Of Orange 40 Worth 81. TOrnentor 81.
They we'e well punched at the start and down to
the half in a group, with Maggie Beck Belle OF Orange
and Tormcitor the leaders necs apart with Worth closc
up. they came round the lower turn Maggie Beck had
enough ard fell TO the rear while Tormentor took ND the
run and turned into the stretch length and half best
OF Belle Orange the latter being Tapped by Worth with
Rosa II a length behind The weight was too much for
Tormeor the last furlong he stopped while the
other tlrce made desperate Anish Worth got
diet b neck from Rosa H.. who was neck before
Belle Of Orange.
FIFTH RACE-Pursc s40o. Of which SIS to second Sell
INF allowances. Seven furlongs
s. Rc''ln F.
srGs q, 81 b 81 sp Sdo by scp; s,mm =, -,
Frnk Tayior's CHI e. centaur 4 , iisri; >, "a
Gpucester Stables b. g. Ceawood. o. ito.
Gettysburg lis CTarap Daesman ITO (Delongl, Taetl
can 100 Horton JCse Wells 80 q. C0ok and Pluto lis
Ginsiow) also ran. Time-l 81.
Pools-Salvini sl5. Centaur sl0. Gettysburg 80
field go
Cea,yood and the leaders tho start but
the uahtweighted Wells through and. made the
running down half but was then passed by Centaur
who led length on the lower Turn with salyni second
The latter took at the head OF the stretch and held
It a the tyay home finally winning by two lengths from
Centsur who was a better than Ceawood. The win
ner was bought for 81 500, an advance OF 500
THE ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY.
Tomorrow is the fifteenth regular day. with the Kenner
and Test stakes as features, but the greatest interest
is centred In the handicap. Ter which thero are eight ae