New-York tribune., 1891-08-27
NEw.YoRK HANDICAP
SPRINT RACES AT SARATOGA
ONLY TWO FAVoRiTES sUCCESsFUI.-A SURPRISE
IN THE FINAL SELLING RACE.

SPRINT RACES AT SARATOGA
ONLY TWO FAvoRITEs SUCCESSFUL, SURPRISE
IN THE FINAL SELLING RACE.
Saratoga, Aug 20 Cspecial).-Another large crowd
gathered to-day witness series OF sprnt ce. given
for the benefit Of horses The racing while not
exciting was arY Interesting to all except the talent
who were badly hit oay two Of the svorites getting home
first and these DR.. Hasbrouck I'm the arst and Cot
tonade In the third. Doctor Il no r., Tho mink %
condition and he the hve furlongs in l .o1 easily
Sir william Lowell sprung another surprisa on the bovs,,
with Lacy Pulsfer who led all the way in the second
race, while Belle dor her first ra,s since sba left
the Hill at Guttenburg last winter Tho oa, r-nr,.e
f the last ten days in the final selling race when
Prettiw!s with the post odds Of 25 to AGAINST her
These the details:
FIRST RACE-Purse $500, OF which s-s o. ,ooo.A enA
cal weights. Five furongs.
s.. Rs''lnFi f.
Barrck & wlthrow's ch; c: Dr. Hasbrouck,
by Sir MOdred-sweetbricr, yr:: 1os n
A Thompson's b. f. Mabel Glenn. T. iC5'... 'iO
Empire Stables ch. c. Tomentor n1'io ITO 30 '-iV
ieaTd GoId Harry los Martin Alarm I3 ns Al IS
ForimOre 1oS Kuntze and Sam Carey ios CPoler also
$40, Lord Harry "a, field So.
Dr. Hasbrouck and Tormentor the best OF wretehed
start and at the half the Doctor and Tomentor were
gether but the lower turn DR.. Hasbrouck rushed
the front great burst OF speed and finally won In
b Mabel
lengths before Tormentor.
SECOND RACE-Purse $3.50, Of which 500 to second
Weights n above the scale Allowances. Seven
g. Betting Fl
W Lovsn,s Oh N, Lady p Pusi''r' H q King,
W. Hendrle's br. c. Versatile, 8, 1lo......
--''''' '''''' (TaraD 11-o IL
centaur 122 ClsrshalD, Balgowan 111Ia CR wluiams)
nd alSO ran
field S.
The7 broke away altogether and then the Lady ran
out and led length in the first furlong Others
with exception Of Pandora who already Of IT,
closed and blanket could have covered them the
half with Lady Pusfer showing her neck In front.
They ran on the close order turning
into the stretch Lady Pulsifer again led
length Then Versatile and Gerte D. made determined
challenge and fine struggle resulted well-earned
victory for Lady Pulser by half length from Versatile
who was a head better than Gertie D.
THIRD RACE-Purse s4O0. Of which s75 20 second For
tvo.year.olds bsaten at Saratoga. Allowances. Five
furlongs.
81 Betting. Fl.
w Hsndrls,: eA Go G2SS'Sn'de by Ys,sast King oos
J. fOPsGSs'Od a. Ps5peSs sh. a. iFS Fsuvette, io7
Argyle Stables cb. (. Money Maid. lo7:
Furni.h 113 CTaraD Alma colt 1lO (snms), Carmine
11o CHorton) and Fulga 1O7 CRo,s) also ran.
cottonade s2o' Furnish $40, Csrmlns o. Alma
colt -. field SO.
From an excellent start the colt reached the half
two lengths before Fauvette who three parts Of
length from Furnish with Cottonade fourth. The Alma
colt increased his lead length the turn and held
it into the stretch. Cottonade In the meantime worked
his way from rear and finally easily BY two lengths
from Fauvette, who beat Money Maid neck
FOURTH RACE-Purse s4oo, OF which e75 to second For
beaten horses Ten n below the scale. Allowances.
Six fuTlongs
81 betting Fl.
L. S. sire's ch NJ Bene dor. by. Rayon
ddoE-Bele Meade. yrs 90 lS,[s;6;, 2 Ifs5 81 e5
W. Tow LoSell's b. +. Lowell, 4, Ssi; % -
Barrlck withrows b. h. Blue Rock, ROCK 5, SoIf IL
Meanie oo ccaytoq Ly.sgn GGngsS lol gts9sS.ea ossa
1o1 Narvaez Costa Rice l10 lHsncocKl ~sdua'e looT
'oiinn'' anu riu'o 1O' Tme~i fn5SriDiI :ie 4'''
GradSate rGHise5S S, MeiaDie JAMIE & al field So -'''A
Lyceum had the best Of an Indifferent and got
down half neck before oberIn, Tapped by Melanie'
who was lengths from Marie Lowell On the lower
oberlin showed his neck in front and on turning
into the stretch length the best Of Meane, but the
pair quit and Belle d'or rushed up from the rear
and quickly leaving the 6ed behind her won by hreo
lengths from Marie Lowell, who was length pelofc
Blue Rock
FIFTH RACE-Purse $500, Of which $50 70 second Sell
'--'' s9. Betting Fl.
steysR:s SR Pre-. T5essf gs n b s8snd
L. S. sro's CHI G. vosturs, aged; g.; a, a.,
Croker & Co.'S b. g. Dalesman, 9, 10
iaf Maage ii9 EscE 6s IT, cco CsaTSe3 11o ccorSy
Sequence colt snms). Gratitude JOS Naryaez. Cal
gary 100 shauer and Myndhama lOl hockerI also ran
Poos-Calgary $40, vosburg ss ceswoOd e. Dalesman
sc. Gratitude 81 field $40.
Maggie Beck rushed away as the flag fell and
was length and half in front Of Gratitude at the half
Maggie running all the TO the stretch with
Gratitude Pretw and Vosburg Tapped behind her, but
she soon gave way and reduced 10 match
between Prettlwit and VosbuTg and Prettwt got the
verdict by three parts a length, with Dalesman two
lengths away. No bid for the winner.
ENTRIES FOR THE LAST DAY
The meeting will be brought a close tomorrow with
the Saratoga Cup the feature, when Los Angeles viii
have Valera winner Of the Trayers and Kenner stakes
as her competitor. The other have filed we'll as
will be seen by the entries
First raceFve furlongs FOR maiden two-ysar;;oIdis
RIO tirande 1l3, The Queen 40, LADY Superior lIO.
Second race-Free handicap; mile Cashway II IIS
Mabel Glenn los Belle d.or JOS Bee OF Oranee iVo
Third race-Saratoqa Cup: Los Angeles 121, India
Rubber 107 VALERA l07.
handicap mile and three h;
santiago l23 Redfelow 1le PessaIa hS' CarroH lo''
Pandora 90
qsng ~ fEoPgs So s1sn4 Ids R1lSaeB 1s P1ls los
Graduate 100 Post Odds 81, Kitty 9d
These the pool sales:
First race-zampost s25, Bengal s12. False B. SO
Tho Queen 80 RIO G1ande So Judge Toucey 81, Lady
Superior 81.
second race-sant, Anna s25, Casnway $50, Mabel
S. woodbena s..
Fourth race-Santlago s25, Pessafa s26, Redfeow SlV
Pandora 81, Carroll 81.
Flfth race-salvln $50 Apollo SO Clio s5 Post odds
Dalesman CeawoOd Bulnnch Graduate "a edch hlty %
rOTTY CONTESTED PAGES IN HARTFORD.