New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-20
GOOD SPORT AT SARATOGA.
ONLY TWO FAvORITEs wIY-THE ENTRIES FOR
TO.DAY'S CONTESTS.

Saratoga, Aug. 10 (SpeQal) After the heavy
thundorsoIms OF yesterday the weather cleared OF
beautifully today and the large entry list attracted
one OF the biggest crowds Of The meeting. The track
was heavy but the racing a Whole Interesting.
Bengal was played heavily to win the opening scramble
for two year dds but the contest Law between GRAY
Goose and Foreigner. and the latter won. The most
complete surprise came the second race. when Wat
terson gave year and five pounds To Castavay and
beat MIN easily The third race caused something like
panic for Judge Morrow was an oddson favOrite.
but he was no better than third. The start was
abominable with Lord Harry far in front that the
race was gift TO him. Simms getting off fourth with
Belsood rode desperately and secured second place.
but Covingo appeared to be indifferent both az The
post and at the finish. The turn Of the tide for the
talent came in the fourth race. which had fourteen
starters Tormentor,the favorite, Leaf the second
choice. Mabel Glenn. by neck Sportsman won the
Gnal selling with ease. and Mr. Scogsan parted
with him cheaply Here are the details:
FIRST RACE-Puse 500, Of which SO to second for
''''''''''''' '''''' s. betting Fl.
FSons o. taop 1is n ,s56j Ross 81 81
Scoggan Bros.'s or. Gray Goose, l03,....
c. R. jayne. b. C. John winde Jos kSRnj 81 81
s,ranShen ' io8 CLAYTON bengal III cTaiaD bullet O5
Drake Puyear D. JOB (Ba ans Mge Io y F3 and
Alma colt. 100 CsmmsJ also also ISn:
Pools-FOreigner s., Wrinkle II, Gray Goose ST. field
s15.
Bengal had the best of the start, but Gray Goose
and the Alma colt quickly jolred him. and they ran
lapped on the turn At the threequarters, the Alma
colt gave it up and Foreigner took his place On the
stretch Bengal quit. and Foreigner and Gray 'oose
came away, and after hard fight the former won by
a neck, with John Wrinkle two lengths away no DID
for the winner.
SECOND RACE-Purse $500 Of which 500 to second;
penalties and allowances One mile and seventy yards
Betting
c. oxy's b. g. watte-son. by Great tr, Tom a. 90
wa RHSaeS cam 45l 5 b. h. h castvay
IL l. namsr.eys b. c. Inferno, i io'a1 -
Pools-Castaway II $40 field 81
They were sent their journey on even terms and
on passing the stand Casaway and Inferno we're tapped
a length before Watterson. On the turn, Castaway
rushed forward and led three lengths at the quarter
with Watterson second tapped by Inferno. The lat
ter ran up on the turn and got 10 Casaways head on
turning into the stretch, while Thompson had pull
IN Watterson an open length behind. AS they came
to the lrong Castaway was in trouble and Iara drew
his whip, while in the meantime Watterson rushed up
and took the lead and won easily by length and a
half Castaway got the place by three parts OF
length
THIRD RAcE-Purse $780, Of which SIS to second for
beaten horses at Saratoga; special weights SIX fur
longs g. Re''in Fl.
B. F. cadgan,s b. c, Lord Harry, by, g., q,
W. r & 5chess g. " Z. Bd dHS g.
G. p. MOrrs's b. c. Judge Morrow. !, I22a - ~.
Gratitude 1o7 cNarvae1 MS aHas'Y B. 1i2 Drass.
dd Taa. R e c p ee and oueea
Hattie 81 CIV. Penny also ran;
Pools-Judge Morrow sis, fed $40.
After several attempts they were sent away to
wretched start Bandana and Lord Harry being far IN
front When they got down TO the half Bandana was
hale ofoOo ITor rx|ho
ct the girth by Mamie Z. On the lower turn, Lord
Harry rushed past Bandana, and turning into the
the stretch with lengths the better OF it, had 1t
all his own way, and finally won by three lengths from
Belwood. who was four lengths before Judge Morrow
FOURTH RACE-Purse s4O0 Of which So 70 second
20 II above the scale Allowance tive + $5S'i4 Fl
rn 2R65sa staSiG i Smart; 4'5 7 FL 3 Joe
A. Thompson. b. f. Mabel Glenn, ii?; - :
Marcus Days ch. 9. Gold Dollar. g ITO: -. % =,
sayin i22 (sheehanl Pasade IL Drake Penny Royal
i HoroS Marie Loye ~ Sirssn Hands on ITO
Ross sadie s9ners lilly lol (CIsJton) and sam Corey
IS. Cefberus g. PalIsade SO nod SO.
sam Corey derislvely called the saratoga pet created
diversion by running away and throwing his jockey
| Tie start a splendid one. with Torment0r ana
Mabel Glenn the Leaders, ana thcS ran uO"h W 'i'
half with Gold Dollar at their heels. As they came
| on the lower turn Taral rode IOrmentor for all ne
| WAS worth. and got away three lengths from Cold
| Dollar who had taken second place When they
came into the stretch Mabel Glenn made play. and
GOOD race ensued tn the goal Tormenor reaching it
neck in front Of Mabel, who length before Gold
| Dollar
ing a''"' s. Betting F.
| seopgsn Brothers en-. h. Sportsman. by War
wick-Cip' yrs Ito H. y lHSIiji,1., - out.
Hanover Stables oh. c.. by Powhattan-se, o.,
roSaS psass $ & G2 cl 2 Pot od4. "9 96
pcyice- ios flnu, John Jay S los Neponidi C9ag-
1Cofoai J. j. 50 tSuhnl Etelks IL tDeongl. wyndhui
81 Bryant. and Darnln III 3a 'IA04p'On also WI
Poois-sportsuan $50 aeId $50.
Perices and the Sequence colt we're the first away
but Maggie Beck through and led the Sequence COLI
a length al the half. The order was reversed on the
lower turn with Sportsman moving up. The order was
the same in the stretch when Sp0rtsma ncame tlroush
and won easily by two lengths from the Sequence COLI
who beat Post Odds a length. The winner was SOLD
70 c. satIer for 81 200 advance Of 500 over the
| selling price
Tomorrow tho thirteenth regular day, and these
| are the entries:
| First race-sx tuIlmgs Prince Royal 122, Tanner
ii0 Pile OF Orange lO5 Luray 100 E.pcranza 100.
| Virgin 100. Luella b. lOc
! second raee-The spencer Handicap Tor hree-yeaF-
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