The sun., 1892-07-26
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A BIG CROWD AT SARATOGA.
The improvements Aduired-Nick and AR
Win the stake Events.

Win the stake Events.
SARATOGA, July 25.-More than 1000 persons
attended the opening OF the race track to-day
This is an unusual number so early in the
Saratoga season. More than 800 ladies had
seats in the grand stand. which will comforta-
bly, seat 6.o0o visitors The new club house
held many merry parties. and there was un-
stinted praise for the improvements in all the
departments OF the track.
No auction pools were sod but this feature
was not missed. as q number OF bookmakers
we're on hand. The arrival Of horses from the
West. including all OF Lucky Baldwin's lot,
will make the racing Interesting from day to
day The only favorite defeated was in the
last event. won by Little Fred, but he should
have been first choice on his Brighton form.
The opening event was conceded to DIR. Has
brouck. but there was lively betting for the
place donors, Toano. JUDI ge Post. Huron. and
DISPOSED OF Heilgatc and Tosno. Huron was
dition once more. Horton spoiled the chances
q Judge Post by continued breaks before tho
Copyright was sent to the post an even money
competitors fairly exeeptinc Kip6criy. The
after the start. falling into last position, but
ut she end was strong second, Belle Of Or
aa6S wSs az an rndh hoy aG thf Gn In tne
up at the end. but the hot pace for the first
half mile in which he led put him out Of tho
race.
Ten youngsters faced Mr. Caldwell In tho
tlash stakes: and after slight delay he got
Ills. merits. and it looks as il he is as goo good a a
so Fl SsSo n .se ny ny. wanted
from Monmouth. Timmons's colt One. heat
Ida B. colt ran we'll
Trayers Stakes and ho did it in a gallop.
Lucky Baldwin ,woald have started Salonica
and Rio Grande had they arrivedfr from Chicago
There are nearly fifty hurdle. racers and
steeplechasers on the ground. and this branch
j. j. Burke presided in the judges stard. and
va; vas assisted by i. T. Mutt of, Brooklyn. Mr.
Caldwell did good work with the flag.
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse 5000; for all ages: i've furlongs
W. n BarIick'. ch c br. iIAsbrouck !, BY Sir Modred
SoI5.ssS:S iI%Ien IFS
& Hksfat f. SpSi6 Ioano rei.
TRAN and Judge Pos. f.S i,SI ran; =,
sSssns1As.tn't Dr. HA'Oroak to 81 Huron to II
THE SECOND RACE.
Purse 800: for all ages: one mile,
Baden Stables br. c. Copyright g. by uncas-Mmi.
EnsTy, h. Kimberly. 5. 10, (snsdsker,.;;
s'onema'0n Sir Ar!9ur 4,,n. and Logan ai'o ran
.!: Is..ips.As.n.s c%Pyrtshs 8; Kimberly Ito s.
THE THIRD RACE
The Flash Stakes, for two.year-olds At $40 each:
guaranteed value OF stakes to be $1,000: furongs
Glen Island stabe's blk c. Nick, by Morttmer-Ret
W. II. Timmons's b. one. Jog wan =
Brighton Stables eh Postmaster 100 (Bergen.. 3
Putnam. Jessie Lee b.. Elk knight. Uezeray Martyr.
ran.
B.,.,nv-.,,,n,, NH Tine 5 ,ct ote!t .,,. po,,u
THE FOURTH RACE.
Tie Travers Stakes for three ods OF 100 each
With 81, 80 added one and on e-haf miles.
6ashtotu hanors b. c. ARA. By Reforin-Albia. 122
| C. Fleischnans ch. c. Ronald lis (porter) ....
| Betting-Agans. ARA. i TO is: Ronald, 1otol
THE FIFTH RACE
PIrse $500: selling alo wances hve furonss.
W: II, Rollerss b. c. Little Fred. Z, by rympanum-
Baden Stables Dr. m Miss Relic s. los tBnnnj :: :.
L. warnke es b. =. Contribution l. i09 (Sims> 5
Beiwood Addie b. Gretchma- Glee Boy. Derango
And Leveuer also Tan
Betting-hgainst Little Fred. to q Miss Belle to
/; Contribution. 3to5.
The programme for tom orrow follows:
First kace@Three quarters OF mile Gladiator. 49,
Addie b. los; Doneaster; loI: outright, 1913: Frank
": Tammany Hall. 81
| Second Race-fiyeeighths Of a mile. False 1l3:
s,oops. 100 Robustal formerly Bounce nIlyl 100.
Somnamoust. ys: Pioneer ss Trump, as; rat Molioy.
Third kace-One mile. Lester H.. Gambler IoI;
| Tasso lo7; Seven lo7; Ronette. lQ4
fSo 2 'pn TO- ss wspa
Gettysburg. 1o5: Freezer. Iot: St. John. uy: Early
Dawn. %; Eli, 81: Sir Rae. ".
a a ana Nv ow Is ss orss nss
ST. Luke 1855 Iijero 1853. ClainUr. l5S, Pot Oakley.
| 1854; Can Can. $50.