The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-08-02
UNCLE BOB BEATS BOLERO.
p. j. Dwyer & sons Expensive Colt Re.
turns to His Losing Form.

turns TO HIS LOSln8 FOrm.
SARATOGA. Aug. 1.-The features OF the races
to-day were the 1'uf Fie'd and Farm Stakes
for two-year- olds and the Sportsman Stakes
for thre year-olds: but the race OF most in
terest to followers OF races was the meeting of
P. Dryer & Sons costly colt Bolero with
Uncle Bob. Gettysburg. and other race
hering that Bolero hnd broken the ice
S by
Uncle Bob. and others hendiiy n5 seven fur
longs. believed that the colt would go on win
purchase. ST. they played the colt to win ut y.
70 ! on. This tine the distance was ga, mile:
field tIi in tho last iurlong. Uncle Bob beating
Boero, hnndily BY ree;;ruarters Of length.
an e0ns good at
tho hesd q hs asd tor The b ~ . 4, aa
and a hall from Actor Temple losing the place
,TacIican made the running to the home
Ct etch in the race for the SpSonSm,nn Stakes.
head. was cut loose in the stretch and beat
Tacican home by three, Gnartseirs ,n q length
fl AndTew ' Th"m ap on 's mare Xbi to
shot. won the fourth race easi ly by three
ha ace b ss saeaao
beat Eon the other day; trailed in last;
Now or Never second choice Ia the fifth race;
choice Joe Backburn. favorite. losing the
place BY Two lengths. Summary:
THE FIRST RACE.
Purs. sson OF which $40, second for all ages pen.
alma ns snS %s by Luke
, sSss% % iir ,si%H.
1ppomas'os, and Costa G,n, ki i, AZ also ran
= Appoma,ox: :, 10 i Costa Kle. 90 to J.;
THE SECOND RACE
Tie Ttrr Fi>'i Farm Stakes for thresyear olds
each. with io" added; selling Allowance: SIX
j.. Browns CHI C. Foreigner, = by Fonso-cinderella
wasSIx y1,nglellsO As,S. i,a ;I.Inn
ewyss Dno chspU. ana Un. Also
,a,eS.r S:,fS nd Temple coupled 3 'o' chsSsio"s
s5 I ssHra'e and Foreigner
THE THIRD RACE.
with $io' "iiei Which 500 second aud so" to
III S:e~%'. q 49, { toisradnsr by Fon.o-Mary Ian,
s;ss:n%.%s r,s'ts ..,Iji w ;",
g. Hss. I sT e.! S:!
THE FOURTH RACE.
fIs ~ % s On.
a. ihomn.o@s : n Ani aged, by Bed soy-Abis
S$i.$; t f%:i:$ ,i5 VI.
santiago and Lewis nso ran.
Time. 2iJ.
Betting Santiago .; Ali 100 10 !: Carroll even;
Kinscem. ~ l0i
roe!s suld-santngo AMI Carroll. SIS each; hed SO.
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse S5oo entrance money $40 each; to second. sell
Ing ali ances; one mile.
O. H. sheas l. J.; Now or Never q, by stra.ford-Bye :.
and Rye, Ils tNarsha Observation-Disclosures.
EsIriok wthrnw Pr B. Rsport.5 u, 'simmT =. z
Jake saunders Golden Reel Kanssvi!s, and Kern also
ran. r, $40
Reting-Now or Never To !: Joe Blackburn II 10 81
Jake sunndsrA to !: ,ioden Re-i ITO .; Kaneavle
Sui; Kern - toll. Reporter. to Fools sold-Jos
Backburn x25; ,iolden Heel. SIS: Now or Never 81;
Kanesvis and Reporter ~; Jake Saunders 81: Kern
s..
A RUNAWAY ACCIDENT AFTER THE RACES.
While A. X. Runion OF New York md two
gentlemen friends wore returning from the
races TO-DAY In u victoria th" horses ran AWAY
on Union avenue aud on turning into Broad
way the carriage was upset and he driver and
all the occupants thrown violently to the pave
ment. Mr. Runion was taken to his hotel un-
conscious, and Is supposed to be fatally in
iured. All the others escaped with slight
bruises.
Swimming for Prizes Mt Hollywood.
AssuRr PARK, Aug. I.-Johu Hoey's swimming pool