The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-03

The Speedy Three.year-old Beats Dr.. Has.
bronck and Lo re Tho Tra Ok Kscord.

The Speedy Three.year-o1d Beats DR.. Has
brouck md Lowers tho Track Record.
SARATOGA. Aug. 2.-The morning hero was
cloudy. and 1t was anticipated that the atten-
dance at the races would suffer. but it did not
and the average crowd was present 1t was
what is called an extra day. 1t Is an old fad at
Saratoga that extra days are not class. because
no stakes are run. AS n matter Of fact. with
the study that Is given to the conditions OF
races here. the extra days are apt to outrival
tho regulars In point Of interest. To-day illus
trated it
In contest In which DR.. Hasbrouck
and Stonenell mot tho three-auarter mile
record Of tho track was lowered. Three-quar-
ters OF mile in 1:13l4 was heretofore some
thing unknown at Saratoga. and there was
considerable enthusiasm when Stonenel re-
turned to the stand 1t was n good days
racing all through There was nothing about
the opening event to arouse enthusiasm. as
it was, the worst end OF divided race. The
second race, was the occasion Of heavy
drove eS him '' to even ven money. A lie I'm.
isshed . among what y senssrally termed
lee so won ni ran last sat" ns9
with q stable boy named Neary IN the saddle,
p PERI on that occasion. NicI. worthy
son Of Mortimer and Retrbution. Jumped to
held hell the lead to the end. the sood thing. Emin
Bey. finish ng poor fourth. The hurdle race
was pretty spectac,e and tg 9Sd contest
in perfect style. The jumping races have 80
far been huge success.
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse $500; selling allowances one mile and six.
A. snrid.s h. f. Addlo B. a, by vol.geur-Pet. 1902
e. :; Flse,er 'I ISl jcn.s
War Duke. Pandora r AIm. Az ana Mary T. also
Bsst.ins-tgatns. Addio b, SOL; B. B. Million 20 to
THE SECOND RACE
Purse 500. for thrceyear olds and upward; six
ii Wainse's CHI. c. stonensll. a. by stonehsnse-NelL
W ST. Harri"t's CHI. G DR., Hasbronck l. il2 tRay)
khlr"n sHois s b. {; T9nnO 9 LIS sunm and
Also rau.
Re,,inr-Asutns. stoHsnei ? 70 l. 8 to on Dr. Hal.
brouck. against TOano 10 to l.
THE THIRD RACE.
Purse $500 selling allowances; ono mile and six.
W; Z rcttonsb. c. Headlight 4, by Hindoo-Delisht.
" iisnaT,sI.ne BSansn ioi g. 6 pSanss
Sir Fac. brussels, and Cnporarer also ran.
Bs,.nE-Aaan.. Headlight 10 toll: Bul'nnon. 80 to
]; Narghcrita. sos.
THE FOURTH RACE.
Glen amp sai Sci
Blossom i'm s,ano'sb I Kobns:s, i9' SMorIin;;::
Emf" hey asroSaa'r And 'pg%"'e. also ran ''''''
BettnK-Aghinst NICK. 10 TO o: RobustA. 8 to I:
Bertha b. My, tOI
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500 for -four yeaOlds and upward: mile and
S Loves Cd: ST. Luxe, aged. by Bosh'raton-MAosl.
Baden r s. Jg" "Ess la 8
lr"r'e sherwood isr n. ani A. sAn Morse also ran
Retiipg-Against St Luke, b 20 o; ST. John 10 L;
Hercules, = to !.
This is the programme for tomorrow:
fgnr nrtl n
ia Bnsteed IL: Ar SHIRE LAS, luS BelwoOd
lu7; SloneinAspn. 1915 BaInra lot; He'll Gate lO2;
Peril bT ShOtOyer. ~; BalbrggAn. o. Paragon, 10.
second Race Seven eIghthA 81 a mile handicap.
ChArade iOs; Santa Anna. lOi: Huron. 100: Mabel
Glenn. 100; Versatile. SO; sir thi-shy ~
third Kace-Onc mile; Hudson stakes One 10;
Mohamnled, lU5 w0olban, ~; False Ahrena %: Elk
knight n5 Orphan. "a. wang, so, Ida h. colt no. In.
dWtry. NJ.
Fourth Race--One and oncGuarter mile; foxhal |
Stakes. Ronald III; Rex III. RIO Grnndc. III; Pan
Handle, III; Frank Kinney IL: salonioa. lla. Pat
Woo tcock. no
rinh Race-Ons and one sixteenth miles; selling
Fsnslon ia Rhono. 40; King 'rah iVs; Leycller |
lOl; Cottonade. lOl TacticiHn. lol; Malachi, VI;
Tasso 81; Azrael O8; Jardine, 81: Gladiator ~.
Thu MT II, Loula