New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-07
RACING AT SARATOGA.
FAvoRITEs BEATEN IN SEVERAL SHARP CON
TESTS

Saratoga, Aug. (specal.-A great many animals are
the sick list and more than third Of them have
coughing. programme to-day did look very
Still horses Of good class IN run
they will draw the public out especially when
the weather is clear it to-day. With the numer-
Gus twoyar-od madens the track II surprising
that only two were entered Salvador and Gies Boy
and the former won easily. the Iroquos Stake for
three-y ear-ods Tara Basowan, and he
was backed strongly the California colt but Homer
made runaway race OF it. Boero easily defeated his
field in the third race, and he almost pro
hbtiye fayore the talent played India Rubber for the
place. but they wofuy deceived The sport had
been tame I'D 20 this point but the interest began
when the fifth called ST. Charles Busted and
Gettysburg divided attention OF the heavy specu-
lators but after brilliant finish the rank out
slider Vile Marie won. As much as 40 TO l was given
at the opening Of the meeting, and she at 20 TO
AZ tho post The sixth extra race. with selling
allowances which had starters, with Pennyroya an
o1ds.on favorte but she beaten by Apollo and the
klein hlly both to l shots. These are the details:
FIRST RACE-Purse $500. of which 500 to second
Maiden o-year-ods. Six. furonGs.
s. betting Fl.
Santa Anita Stables b. c. San salyad9I BY
Gano-N'sse Emerson 20 a. so' @SlIlans J: out
Pools-san Salvador $40 Glee Boy s..
They received start, when San Salvador drew
out and won easily by three-quarters CT length
SECOND RACE-THE IROoUoIs STAKES for three
y.ar-ods 500 each $50 forfeit. So If declared
$1,000 added; $3.50 out of stakes to second Special
weights one mile anu 4'''''D''''' 81 Betting f.
Ira L R.meders b. Homer by sh239S8 on,
Begowan stables b. c. BalGowan, IL :, n ~,
W. Hendriess oh. T. Ayrshire Lass, iO5,; %, 1,-5
Gloucester Stables b. c. oberlln. III
(COGey) 4o-1 e-1
Tlme-l :52h.
PooIs-Balgowan so. Homer s1s. field 50
Homer Immediately ran out and opened gap Of
two lengths from Bagowan with Ayrshire Lass the same
distance back Thus they throughout. Homer winning
as he pleased six lengths before BaIgowan' ten away
from Ayrshire Lass. 49,
THIRD RACE-Purse $500, OF which slcO TO seconu' 81,
entrance between second and third z n above scale
Win '''''''''' '' ' s. Fe''a Fl
5o P~Af haa 5Gs 1 S% yrs. liz n on.
w. nendrles's br. c. Versatile. 3, III - 60
Gloucester sslbres CHI c India Ru6c-E 3 a. ia
S. Bf BIS 6r. z. ncadqairtcrs go III
Pools-Rolcro 500, field 81.
From GOOD start Ver.atie assumed the lad and went
10 the quarter length ahead OF Headquarters ana ne
length from Boero They ran In tis order 70 Ihs a
when Boero moved up second place and closed afaou
ally taxing the lead into the stretch, and N coming
away easily won by three lengths from Versatile VINO
beat India Rubber thrce-quarters OF length.
FOURTH RACE-SweepstaHes. w each S9Oo IL -
which $50 to second third to receive $50 out OF stakes
One mile and quarter. -
ST. Pl
p J. Dryer & Sens b. h. Eon, by Eolus- m.
SalIcS yf c;I ri 5 loo SsT Ts5 - Guy
IS Thomas & Co.'s b. m. Abb. aged, 1O4.
Time-2 II.
Pools-Eon s23 field $40
Getting oil in good shape, Carroll Immediately TOOK COM
mand with abb second. and passed the stand lehs'h
anar This the order all the way the lower Turn
when Eon moved past Abb and headed Carroll &c the hed
OF III. stretch sitting sim and Eon, ruhAns
well within his stride, and won with case oy
length Carroll beating Abb two lengths for the place
FIFTH RACE-Purse $500; $40 entrance % second MORSE
selling allowances. Six and a half furlOngs
7. H. Loves D. {. villa Marie, yrs, by
81 n j
ononasrs- Tsndsacy. $1,000. 1oI D-.-..