New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19
FAvoRrTEs, DAY AT SARATOGA:

RACINE BEATS BOLERO IN LIVELY FINISH
Saratoga n Y. Aug. IS tSpecial-A heavily clouded
sky keep the crowd from the track To-Day ioF
the programme too good to be missed Except the
first race the sport uneventul and favorites had 1t
all their way. The race between isaelhe an
Boero was thrilling TO the spectator and FITZPATRICK
had 10 use all his energy bring Racine home winner
nv head In the fastest made tho track this year
Emma Primrose won the Misses Stake with ease, rs
did Pessara the Foxhs Stakes. Rcd Fellow again won
against good field which included Ca'sius These are
the details:
FIRST RACE-Purse 5000 Entrance. So each to second
nS-Ss; special weights. One mile
'n imp FAIRY Rose. yiS,, i-2 a On,
P J. DIVER & SONS oh. c. BOlero e 3. I6l - 81
J. :, Da%7ss b. B-c OF orange, 8 o a %
j. belongs b. G. Tanner 5, u (Deongj FL p
poo--Racino ss5. field $40
Racine was the hrsC away with Tanner second length
in from. OF others Belle Of Orange occupied the
second position 70 the quarter but Oh the baekreth bo-
leo moved up, and the hafle pole Racine was leading
him length and the lower turn Boero had Eeacneu
t,e head OF Racine while cHe offers out Of it, When
they turned into stretch BoerO appeared to have
little the best Of IT, Boero first 10 give way and
simms had 70 the whip Boero then headed IA
cine again and Fitzpatrick had TO work hard on Racine 20
get him home by1 head, while Belle OF Orange
was third ten lengths away.
SECOND RACE-THE MISSES STAKES. For two-year-
old files, $50 each, $50 forfeit $1,000 added oil
which 500 to and 500 to third. Six furlonss
s Pe''ln Fl
S. Pryant's ch. T. Emma Primrose, by Ross
! ington-Mollie seabrook lO5 L, car, , o
H. 70 B. Daihan's Dr. T. by LongfciIoV-vle., :.
B. Me MTece.iand's en- T. Bonnie Burse, los. =,
Santa Anita Stables b. f. saonica. lib. - :,
J. E Peppers br Miss Dixie ii IN,
w uendrie,s b. T. Lady Superior. Oh.
Time-1 1G4.
| Pools-Fmma Primrose B25. field go.
The start was beautiful one, with the hed getting
of IN bunch from salonics the first 70 show,
and at the rst furong half length better than Miss
Dixie Tapped turn by Bonnie Burke and Emma Prn.
rose On the lower Miss Dixie moved into second
MACE and they were together turning into the
stretch but inside the riCng Emma Primrose shot
out and finally by three lengths The light for place
was close one and salonica seemed TO have got it, but
the ,acs gave IL % the Vie ly with Bonnie Burke third
THIRD RACE-THE FOXHALL STAKES. For three
year-olds 500 EACH forfeit s25 II declared FL coo
added $50 from stakes to second One nile and a
''-'' s. Betting Fl
w1 F2sir5es fa%p5E: oPc - i GU.
Frank Tayor's b. c. J; B.. l22 lslmnsl - 90 =
sana 'i Matte st1bie's b Joaquin, ito -
=, ~. Cher il tenisj 1901 SOL
+. j. Dvyer & sons b. c. Blaeklaeki III 100 oo-,
, w H. Landmarks Oh. C. Palessn, ~ -: . ,
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I Pools-Ilessara $50 hed $50
They were away well together. but J. T. out and
passed the stand length front Of Calgary. who Jed
Ig.cklock neck followed by Pesara. As they the
auartrr J. H. increased hh lead 70 two lengths. but
they ran along the baekstrech general closing
IN aud az the half j. u. had command by hall length
from, Calgary st girth Pessara. On the
81. thu