The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-31
SPLENDID RACING At sARAroaA.
Judge MORROW Wins the Handicap-stone.
nen Lands tho stake Race

SARATOGA. July 3O.-The new Saratoga Racing
Association scored great success on its first
saturday. me throng in attendance was far
In excess OF the opening day. and greater than
has been seen on the Saratoga track for years.
Tho racing was excellent close finishes re-
sulting In four OF the events, while the first
steeplechase stake. the Okolona, produced a
Held OF twelve jumpers. mostly good ones
and stirring contest came between three at
tne eno Inc canadians came near to u hog
killing In tho opening dash for two ear olds
with youngster named Foam. by Ocean Wave
out OF Zoonmy. bred in England. and i'm ported
into the Dominion He was quietly backed all
over the ring until the force OF money drew
the odds down to short price, In the race he
oashod out in front. and the Jockey on One
apparently did not pay much heed to the
stranger until the last sixteenth. He then
went to work desperately. and finally saved
tho talent by scant head.
Judge Morrow was top weight in the Handi-
cap at a milo and sixteenth. and only two.
Allan Bane and Galindo. started against him.
and the Judge won In a walk. Galindo's per-
formance was good. much better than his Chi
cago form would have warranted one in ex-
peeting. He was by no means favored in the
weights to-day. and will be heard from. Tho
mile H. from stand to stand a, was run IN :42'..
tSs i%'
though. on his easy defeat OF Major Domo on
Se two Mels Sr. sos S
the former finally won. Hurons perform nse
stretch he was up with the leaders. and a fur
long from home looked a sure winner: He
quit IKE cur IN 1 the stretch. though and was
Miss Belle and Arab were both heavily
badly on the Back stretch. and Taylor
%ss AGAIN
interisr"d with: put With all this s he was Sny
B Be1!sn Arab "ys Well ' and hara ridden. but
could do no better than fourth; Headlight ran
surprsingIy goo, race with b, only stable
sixteenth OF a mile looked dangerous, The
race between the first four was close. a length
n ss hHs5t the
The steeplechase was a great success
TeE s tart Sam spa at s s1d pat
driving hard. With the exception Of Stone-
wall and st. John. they all jumped we'll. Fntu.
sustained a fracture Of the collar bone.
FIRST RACE.
Purse $500. for two-year.olds: i've and half fur
VII. T,mmonssb b. c. One. by Macdun-Mintdrop. 100
Baden stables b. C. Foam los (stsven,oni
Keystone Stables br f. industry NJ iii jones'
Aeronaut. Saladn. Elk knight. Ninon colt and Prin.
Time l :ogIf
Betting-Five to OH one against Foam. to I; In
dustry. 10 to l.
SECOND RACE.
Handicap: purse $780, for all ages: mile and siz'
q. Is. Morriss b. b. Judge Morrow. 8. by vagaoond-
Clay Woodfordsb c. Allan Bane 4 100 (Bunn.... 2
Santa Anita Stables b. C Galipdo s. 1oa tPorter).
Bstting-Five to = on Judge Morrow; against Allan
Bane. 8 to /; Galindo. 7 toll.
THIRD RACE.
The American Hotel Stakes Of SIS each. the
tesd value of tho stakes to be 81 500 of which $500 TO
second and $50 to third. for one mile.
Bsden stables br c: Copyright. ito tcovington:..
+ CorriHan's br. c. Huron, 122 (Stevenson).
Lester and CottonAde also ran.
Ttmd, 1:<2M
Bettng-Against stonenell. TO s: Copyright, to 2,
Huron. Sto D.
FOURTH RACE
Purse $500. for four.year-ods and upward, selling
Baden Stables Dr. m. Miss Belle 9. by Prince Char
". r. Joncs's b. g. Beiwood. aged. 1o4 Taylor
W. G. Cotton's b. Headlight, - tNearyl.......
BFu''el' peFAnS0 Aq Tm. n 9pa AfA' also rAn
Bettng-Against Miss Belle, to 6; Bslwood. 6to /;
Headlight. 90 to !.
FIFTH RACE.
The 3soon: steepsseh.s s.s6es q ;ls .s q, tn
500 second and 500 to third: selling allowances;
about ono mile and three quarters
shields eh ga fSs Oakley aged, by Rayon dor
Queen ely staSles B. M Flip Flap O. 20 rope
G ssS seoG FasaIy Kns
of Norfolk, StonewA, Ecarte, and St. john also
Time, 309.
Betttng-aga,n,s Pat Oakley 10 to i. Flip Flap to l.