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SARATOGA. Aug. 1e-There was excitement
In the racing to-day. The fields were very
arse-too large In some GASES. as In the Hrst
race. when seventeen horses went to the post.
1t was short dash OF five and half furlongs.
and bad tumble occurred at the start. The
lot appeared to be all in motion whom the nae
FELL but the riders Of Wrestler. Grenadier. and
Blanche got confused and pulled up. while two
or three others were SO tangled that they might
almost as we'll have been left Lemon Blossom
was one OF those interfered with. but she re-
covered quickly enough to overtake the others
and finally won. Wrestler. one OF the horses
lett. was the favorite.
In the second race Rosa II. demonstrated
her present good form by running five fur
longs in 1:0l. Old Toano. the favorite. was
carried along so fast that he could not make
his usual bluff Of leading the first part Of the
race. Esperanza was not ridden in the most
energetic style by Major CovinRton. and tho
hly 1h dig r. not suffer much from the race oday
thing with. HaIcyon a very speedy sister to
servla, In the two -year-o old race. The Zornitza
tsa START eGs and s esh
as though he might have won but for the mis-
Had Alma T; been a head further than she
81 pSartg gs would have palIsd 3 the biggest Killing
strongly played. The Little Jake people made
~ hS M ia. S e tin n
end between the Ave horses that the money
s as sss 'hs ss xSs ss
he would be lucky. He was evidently sore
Eingerly. Flip Flap went head over heels at
%s fna fGns Tsare asa WINES %Ds
oo to shot Summaries:
THE FIRST RACE.
ys tos n ia. and upward selling
r. RrophS.. 3 m. emsn BLOSSOM. g. 81 Luke Black
ssaSs. g. ains .as@ le@ iCs
oisi.ss Sys SsR. .Ss lG%;
National. Blanche. Gfs%ssisT Lsv.iisr ai:o ram
7'oi; King hazem. 5 to i. "' '''''''>'
THE SECOND RACE.
Purse $500 for three-yearo and upward nvs fur
: B. Jenn,nss.s int Rosa II. =. by H,my.r-Ros.-
Ehst,an s.able'sh Toano. D. los tsn.dsksri:.:
Rsl .mon Il
se;, %; S' % /: s.e Q. .o.ne.
THE THIRD RACE
Purse $500 for two.y olds; four and . half fur.
W s Barnes b. { Halcyon. by Hndoo-Prairis
:s".s.. s. Hfst 81 1sisfasasia,.t. ISL Yio
1rHmp Blossom My Jersey queen diiy. Emma a.
dec colt Ms; anS ao Es Dun
Bettins-Against Hale yon. e 1, Sis Mock 10 to !,
Zorneetza colt. d toe.
THE FOURTH RACE
5siy ftis JAKE. sSy csss'ao-Br,as.
}shieIls: Alma l. - tGridina, :::.:::
Soid 6aSrssSn dlaauate cS.rr.assss E sayoi
Dalesman. Brussels. Doncaster Seven and Gladiator
Also ran.
Bettng.Asainst Little Jake. 20 to 1, Alma to l,
THE FIFTH RACE
Purse $500. of which $50 to second; entrance $40
divided between second aud third; selling: steeple.
chase the full course.
j. D Temples b. g. Ecarte. O. by Flood-Fanuy Lswis
A shields. sh. g PA Oakley aged. is7 lyeaehi .:
Stony hurst stables G. Sntherner, g. 1872 (PhAr)..
fu'"r'y and Flip Fi1p 4lms. nI.o a:s1 rn1.
Be,tnr-Against Ecarte. 6 to1 Pat Oakley. to II
southcrner. 80 to-.
These are the entries for tomorrow:
First RaCe-Seven.eghths OF a mile. Wattsrson
King Mae London I65 each: Worth ios: Kimberly.
1o4; Tonno Salonica Stonemason, Lady Superior 100
Second Race entucky Stakes: three.quarters Of .
mi,e. 1n Coy f1Tas'T PA, lis: Iarsuers 1o5: Mirage.
paiesmsn, lo5; Cupbearer. los: Marsherta. io4::
Fourth Race-.Congres. Hall Stakes: mile and fur.
long Dr. iisshronck: li6; Santa Anna. los; Low.
Rose iii silver Frines, ios: Kh.tssn. ios: LaVish
Gladiator, ioi; Brooklyn p5: Dersnxo. ~: Lille K.
V3; Azrae- ~.