New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-11
FAVORITES WIN AT SARATOGA.
BIG CARD DRAWS CROWDS TO TIE TRACK
TIE PROGRAMME FOR TODAY.


THE PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.
Saratoga, Aug. 10 (Specs).-T weather was warm
to-day there attractive card Of six races
the attendance Of spectators large As there were
seventeen entries in the third it was decided yeser
day 70 divide it, Thus there six races. 1t
day for favOrtes they captured all but
the last race w. Il. Jennings carried of two good
things in the first with Great Guns, the brother to
Swift and in the third with the OnOndaga hy,
which he afterward named Luella b. In the mile DR..
HasbOuck defeated a good field. " old Pepper" gath
cred in the second division Of the split with Penny
royal after determined struggle with the ancient Peri
c0s In the twO-year-od race 1om Kiey rode his own
COLI "ghtman true-running and game son Of Bramble
lie Is a grand colt and III for the best company.
Kern won the final selling These the details
FIRST RACE-rurse s4o0 of which $40 to second For
Hadens Five furlongs.
St. Betting Fl.
W, ,il b; %4%aaning:.'s b. c. Great Guns by
"'''" Ioar-Naripo,a. yrs. los D,,;a:,,
W. LO'cll' b. Maggie Beck g. los...:o >.
St n, Heller Stables ch. H. ouee6 Hattie =,
na xIsin rHlg 1Ss Is Lindsay A5ay fas io
5EesS FREDERICK s[ William ~ pr Williams sade lo7
Tme-I :03.
Poos-Mageie Beck sl2, Ayrshire Lass So field $50
They were forty minutes the post and when flag
fell Maggie shot OIL in front and remained there
until the last furong when Great Guns through and
beat her home by length and half Queen Hattie third
az Maggie's glFth.
SECOND RACE-Purse $500 of which 500 TO the second
Special weights. One mile
81 Betting F.
by Sir MOdred-Sweetbrier, yrs 5is.Oi ioG Il
W. X. JOnes's b. BelwoOd, c. i ii2'.,'
Santa Anita Stables Dr. c. Costa Rica' 4,
Shipate il CDclonq Carroll M MI lewis Eric iii
lsmm,, Woodbena loi dlocomj,' and Lord Harry i6i
MARTIN, also Iai
Poos-Dr. IIasbrOuek s5, Eric 3d. Belwood sI1, Car.
Co.us Rica was first away and Immediately set hot
pace 10 quarter. where he led length with Dr. Ia
brouck second, Tapped by Lord Harry In this manner
they to the half whom Lord Harry retired and
place. On lower turn Costa Rlca
still held command and kept in f0nt Of Dr. Hasbrouck ad
Belwood A fair finish between the three resulted in
IIasbrouck winning by short length from BelwoDd
was the ssme dl .tincc before Costa RIca.
THIRD RACE-Pursc s400, Of which SIS TO second.
Selling allowances. Five and half furongs.
E Rc''q F.
w. B. Jennlngss l. I. lucia ad p. BY. 0oOn. 80.
daga-Kelp 1O7 n (s14OW. &c immsJ 80 out.
Arizona Stables Dr. f. Gratitude iNsyv lot; g, 81
T. S. Loves oh. T. POlydoFa, 3 a.. -
oberling 100 ccorcy,, Kitty, 90 Cstc6e) GSds5out 81
(PerknsJ, King Of Norfolk III (Garman). Wyndhsm l05
(DeLone). and J. J. 81 4T Quinn .6 a,'o ran
Poos-Kelp FLY el5, Polydora o. J. j. 50, field s11.
Polydora and Gratitude the FIST away but slmms
rushed the Kelp lilly through and two length
IN front She easily her field and home four
lengths IN front Of Gratitude, who was two lengths
better than Poydora
40 bid for winner
FOURTH RACF-Pursc 800. Of which S15 10 second
Selling Allowances. Five and half furlongs
'''''''' 6 as''iT Fl.
7. =. Pepper's b. (. Pennyroysl. bv Pow