New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-04
WINNERS AT SARATOGA.
CLOSE FINISHES AND GOOD SPORT FOR THE


| VISITORS TO THE SPRINGS.
Saratoga Aug. (SpeciaD.-An attractive programme
and perfect weather combined 10 draw another large
crowd 20 the track today and terminated
In close finishes the greatest enthusiasm mani
tested The heavy players had fair day for although
only one first favoritc successful ali the winners
had strong backing. The opening race for maiden
three year-olds found Wilroy and Gold Dollar about
equal favorites and as Pttsburg Phlln PLAYED his
colt strong he became point better al the post He
was poorly ridden. however and the outsider AYR
shire Lass Gold Dollars contestant at the finish
being beaten only by the shortest of heads. The
broken wnded wyndham had some backing with
Taral up, but he was never dangerous There were
dozen starters for the second race, of five frlongs
and BOero the favore. while Princess Bowling
and DR.. llaSbrOuck found numerous supporters. The
favOrite never dangerous, and Dr. IIasbrOuck
leading all the way, a good race while TaraI
landed Little Minch into the place neck before the
Princess, to the delight Of many who follow Tarals
mount, they obtained to against the old sprlnter
! for place.
For the mile and furlong there We're but three
starters but it proved TO be the best contest of the
meeting. and fought from end to end. pleasing
Incident was the appearance OF the veteran Hayward
he having the mount the Canadian Red Fellow lie
was the long SHOT III the race, but after al intensely
exciting struggle India Rubber Won and the Old guard
that backed the veterans mount for the place
money were brimfun OF enthusiasm hen he got
home head in front of the favo1te, saunterer
Van who had been withdrawn from the second race
became the medium for heavy plunging. she looked
much for her and both Ocypete and Forerunner were
In front of her at The finish Charade the favOrte.
and Golden Reel broke the ice for the Excelsior stable
by winning the final selling race. These the de
FIRST RACE-Purse 800. of which SIS to second For
Hlaidens. One mile.
s. Betting F.
Marcus Days ch. e. Gold Dollar by Fal-
''t'O-Je'Sey Lass yrs'' I e Williams IS 20
w. HendIes oh. Ayrshire Lass 8, l9$..; -
G. f. Smiths ch. c. wllrOy, 8, los
KeystOne's Stables b. c. wyndham' /; Il5
St, Heller Stables Queen Hattie. ). %
lo' Gear iio''h' XVI o.
Po2ls-wiroy SIS, cold Dollar $50, wyndham $40.
They received good and then Queen Hattie ran
forward and led the Others length They ran in close
order all the way the stretch, when Gold Dollar end
Ayrshire Lass and nip ana tuck between
them the end Gold Dollar getting the verdict by half
head Wilroy a length and half back
SECOND RACE-Purse s400 Of which SIS 70 second
special weights. Five furongs.
g. Re''4 Fl.
BaE ri withFoys sh S;a Dr. Hasb QUO
Stables b. h. Little Minch. aged, IL
II. p. Hesdley's CHI. m. Princess Bowling
P. j. D~ySeT & sons ch. c. BqisT9:: 5 io5
Empire Stables CHI. c. Tormentor, 4 liz.
]. H. Davison's br. + Virgin II. 8 96....
j. E Peppers b. f. Pennyroyal. 8, loo.
L S slres b. T. Lgray, 3 100 CstevsSsonj 25-i 81
j. f. Seagram's blk c. ornoco' 3, 10.
T. Knex's en-. I J. J.. 8, 1oo-Cc Kghn col s0-i |
?. s. P Randolph's oh. Gadabout, 3 100
(cSr 1V1l---------- 80 thOrNj U IOU-I-fO-
Poos-Bolero s25 Princess Bowling 49, Dr. HasbroucS
81, Luray -, Inferno 81, field sl5.
Luray had the best Of the start but Dr. Hasbrouci |
rushed TO the front and passed the half mile pole length
before Princess Bowling with Little Minch third. This |
order maintained into the stretch, Dr. Hasbrouck
ing away and winning by four lengths. Little Mnch OBJ
tanning the place by neck from Princess Bowling.
THIRD RACE-Purse $3.50, OF which 900 to second.
Special weights. one mile and furlOng.
81 Betting F.
'2 SP Sy 6aHSs E 13P f19o
]. H. Dawcs's b. h. Redfelow, 5. rs,
sehuylkin Stables br C. saunterer. ll2 - ~.
Pools-saunterer sos field s25.
They started together and past the stand 9pping
when Sauntcrer and Redf.low set work and fought
side by side 70 half whore Redfelow had half
length the best Of IT, India Rubber two lengths behind
The latter closed up the far turn and then the most
exciting finish the meeting ensued India Rubber
tnu"d TO co7e and all whipping and India Rubber
drew out and by three parto OF length Red
fellow, who beat Saunterer head
FOURIH RAtE-Purse, 500; Of which SO 10 second. |
owners handicap ID eight allowed Six fur
longs.
81 Betting f.
Laboh Bros b. T. ocypete by Duke OF
Montrose-Oliyia yrs, IS n Gear. TO- |
(PerAinsJ 81 4-5
Ed Browns eh c. Forerunner, 3, SO -.
fHutsclD - IL
}. X. ROss's b. n. Kitty Van. ., IL.
"A. Clayton SIS IS
Aetna Stables Oh. c. Palisade, !. 90 (car 92)
stevenson 0 Al SIS
santa Anita Stables br. h. Costa Kica J. IS
(BuIge-s) 6 COL 81
5chuyD1 Stables br. c. Suatas gem D. 50
(car. 81 NcvnsJ 40-1 12-1
gloucester Stables Dr. c. Ascot, 3, 73........