The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-27
RACING At THE SPRINGS
A Fair Crowd and tome Interesting Spor
Seen Ycsterday.

| Seen Yesterday.
| SARATOGA. July 2G.--Tho oppressive heat and
the rowing regatta had n perceptible effect
| upon the attendance at tho races to-day. but
without anything else to interfere the card
was not OF q quality to attract q big crowd.
The gathering. however. was nearly UP to the
Saratoga mark. and the prospects OF the new
association are very bright. The racing was
Of a fair order. considering tho quality Of the
horses entered. and favoritcs again ruled.
three Of tho five winners being first choices in
the betting.
Busted outclassed all his opponents in the
opening DASH 80 much SO that he was at odds
on In the books. Blanche. Notwithstanding her
well.known burst Of speed. was quoted as long
as to i in tho full place books. She made
the plungers quake for a while. IA she took a
seven lengths lead in the first half mile But
Major Covington never had cause to feel UNI
easy on Busted. who came away whenever
he pleased.
The talent made Maria Stops hot favorite
over the Bounce Ally. now called Robusta and
Forty. who has been given the ridiculous
driving one. and Robusta only just managed
e win from rom canadian yonngster, named
back.
Lester. practically barred in the odds. won
the three. year-old race. which was only wor-
thy Of note from the fair showing made by
Eoonette from the Canadian string Of J. i.
Dawes The long race OF the day. at mile
poor material not even up to the winter rae
fico. but II Fred Eshner had had boy on
0sttyseurE capable Of holding him steady he
would have landed some snug bets Eico only
won by . head. whore he should have beon
A hurdle race ended the day. and for mile
It was a, pretty spectacle. four horses taking
two OF the Jumps even terms. My Fellow
9utrank ed the others. after negotiating the
jumps successfully. and won, easily. Can Can
refused the third jump. but the old mare evil
IDENTITY can Jump il she can be made to take
kindly to the business.
Jack bachelors Woodcutter Is a very sick
horse. He has some throat affection and is in
DANGEROUS condition.
Doncaster. by Deceiver out of Bllita. to A.
Williams.
Summaries follow:
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse $500. for all age.; six furones.
WE JenntnEs. ca: b; Busteed. g. by onondssa-Bsh
R Br.dlsys b. Blanche g. as I'll. Jonsij..........
rlshF L. jSas Histsy 10 Adi. g. Gonzalez.
Hail. Outright and Bu.h no BoIt , .,,9 ran.
Blanche. 7 to siset.
THE SECOND RACE
Purse $500 for two-y ODDS; I'VE furonga
TCrys'ers b. I. Robusta. by forestsr-Borncs 100
SFp4ws.: sisnSsi; g iw6t.( 49,:
Pa. M.loy Jr~ Roy al MAI sn Maria stoop. also ran
Be.ting-Aganst Robasta. to i; sismock 80 to /;
False Ahrens, 6to1
THE THIRD RACE
Purse $500 for threeyearolds: one milo.
". II. Rollers b. c. Lester. by Charaxus-EolA, 1l2
Leighs B. c. iam6ier i07 eigh
j. r Dawes br T. Rooneite I04 lsh.elis
Tasso ann Seven also ran
Bstinx-rwo 10 l on Lester. IS to against Gambler.
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500; selling allowAncesi ono mils and fur
f. Leigh's br. g. Rico 6. by shannon-FAnnis LewI.
Ksyf,on- Stables B. h Gettysburs 8 loo tyrtnonj
Glen Island stables b. h Early Dawn. aged. ~ (sned
warpiot Freezer. Marrhertn. st. John. Ely. Worth.
Bet.ns-AEslns. Rico. to 8: Gettysburg. . to Ii
EARLY Dawn. 8tol
THE FIFTH RACE
Purse $500, mile and quarter. nve hurdea
D. Hissins's CHI Ny Fellow by fe'!owcrAft-Di1i'
3 Loves eh e. ST, LIKE aged IDS i Kenny ........5
J. b,assIy. b. = Bnssrnin H%eI iub .bIneO....-....
Bst,ing-Asans. Ny Fei.ow. EIto /, B, Luke. st.7,
BRtsaniO, & to S.
This is the programme for Tomorrow,
din. wooibIn ZorntIa colt. Trump Io4 pounds each;
Atheie Japonica Chippt, Industry Bertha b. loi
second R.ce-Mil. mud a tur!ons; AlAbam. stnh.A
Cottonads Ignite. Alma t. ~ pounds each, Engarita
!Isd fsss ana 's;5.s s.oa:
Major Dom% NJ O,on, Jig; E.rs,ApP AZ. NJ reanc.
son los; i.Sina %, ,Goiyr'snt fam d. q each -'
Bustesd Malachi, Pandora. War Duke. Grafton. Bush
Bolt. 100 such