New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-07-31
DISAPPOINTMENT AT SARATOGA
THE CALIFORNIA COLT HOMER HAS WALK
ovER-FEATUREs OF THE DAYS SPORT.
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ovER-FEATURES OF THE DAYS SPORT.
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Saratoga. July 30.-A drilling rain -, in before the
races began today, and continued without ntermssion
Dut the sport looked so promising paper that there was
surprisingly large crowd present There was clo-e
or sharp racing to bring the enthusiasm OF the spes
tors and the withdrawal OF all but one of the entries In
the third bitter disappointment IL wa
sweepstakes OF SO eeh at mile and and
wss looked upon the principal fesure the day Mad
and Valera had started previous and
we're not expected TO but between Homer
and Eon anticipated with great interest IL be-
came known that Eon too would remain stable snd
the California colt gaoped the alone For
the opening race OF seven urlOngs there dozen en-
tries and Mabeie the only absentee. Princess
Bowling the favore but Bolero had strong public
backing. Mr.. Dwyer had confidence in him after his
exhibition in previous and commission into
the ring. BoIero, however kindly and had the
Princess beaten quarter OF mile from home. 1t
first victory this year suitable to him.
and he Will henceforth be regarded with respect OF
course La Tosea found difficulty landing the Amer-
can Stakes for the Sehuylk stable but Santa
created surprise in beating VALERA winner
for place The Saratoga Stakes proved for the
talent backed Promenade with Taral up a. II It
al over. But by this time the track very wet
soaked and heavy and Miss Dixie, who seemed reye
in the mud led through and defeated nearly
three lengths Only four started for the final selling
affair and Gettysburg oddon svorite won fourth
ssccpssiye race. These the details:
FIRST KAUE-Purse $500. of which 500 to second
Special weights. seven furlonss.
p Betting f.
p J. Dwyer s Sons ch Q: Boleto 3 yrs.
By Rayon d'Or-An Hands Around, lOS..
II. P Headey's CHI. m. Princess Bowling.
Empire S Stables Stables br. h. Maidstone 5, lis,
yelling Stables eh. C. AppOmattOx, 9. los 40 90
J. YEA ' seasfam's b. c. Tscucian, 5 los.
Keystone Stables b. c. Admiral 4 H.. ~ :.
w. Hendricks Dr. c. Versatile, 3, 1oS (car
Aetna tTp Stable. b. & Uncle Bob, l. liz,
schuyIkn stables b. O.. Drirzle, 4. III
Santa Anita Stables b. c. CLIO. liz 70 ~
L. u O"N''"' Viz tFrenchl COOL SOL
Poos-Princess Bowling $50, Maidstone sic, Bolero
s12 Drizze So Admiral IS, field 80
After being long time at the post they we're sent
away in close order Princess Bowling ran out and
forced the pace At the hsfmile pole she lea Bolero
neck with Maidstone third and half lengths back
In this manner they the lower turn hut on enter
ing the stretch To the front and had the Pn
cess beaten at the last furong. He away and won
his first Of the year by three lengths the Princess
beating Maidstone the distance for the place
SECOND RACE-THE AMERICAN HOTEL STAKES,
For tbreevearods $50 each. 500 forfeit $500 added by
the hotel the association to give $3.50 second. Al
''"'"'''' 'a' '''' E. Getting;
sohuylsm Stables oh. La Tosca; hist By ST. On.
san R,'l Anita s5Dss B. Santa anna
so6 5sss i BEd., ch c. VALERA
Barrick & wthrow's ch. c. DIT Hss6TolcE, q ., a
Gloucester Stables CHI c. India Rubber ITO
' a. Codey) pol 81
Empire Stables b. c. Lyceum, 1l5 CTarab 1o-l %
TiIne-l :437.
Poos-Is Toscs s25. field SO
Bermuda and Mesne were drawn There was IN ex'
ceent and they went on their Journey Gil iappns
and IL was only at quarter that La Tosca showed In
front neck before India Rubber and Hasbrouck AZ he
came along the backstreth. however Ia Tosca although
under pull drew away. and running In 'front.' won
nv q length Santa Anna, who had been running In
the rear asonhd the talent BY rushing into the second
place beating VALERA neck.
THIRD RACE-Sweepstakes. ego each, $500 added Of
which $3.50 to second and $50 10 third out OF stakes
Penalties and allowances. Mile and three sxteenths
l. A. Ram.delPs b. c. Homer, by shannon ,,
-Sallie Gardner yrs, 104 n (Narvaez) "siNo'er
FOURTH RACE-THE SARATOGA STAKES for two
vear.ods 800 EACH half forfeit $40 II declared 500
added. Of which $500 to second. Maiden allowance
Five furOngs.