The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-14
coon spoRr AT TIE sPRIvaA
One wi,s the Watkins Gle. stakes-Fat~-
rity Lnnds the Juup.

One wtns the Watkins Glen Stnkes-Fote.
rity Lsnds the Jump.
SARATOGA. Aug. 13-The Saratoga Assooia-
ton presented a fairly good ca I'd for decision
to-day. and was rewarded with an attendance
that eclipsed all former days. OF only ut this
meeting. but In all probability at any time in
the history OF the track. The grand stand was
for the first time really filled. and 1t looks now
as though tho management builded better
than they know when they contracted for .
structure OF such spacious proportions.
The sport to day was interesting all through.
The Watkins Glen Stakes for two-ycar- olds
produced stirring finish between One and
Elizabeth l.. and showed that Timmons has
very useful youngster in the son of Macduff
and Mintdrop. The North Bergen steeple-
chase hardly lived up to its promise. but was
full OF exciting incidents nevertheless.
Seven well-tried jumpers went to the
post but only three OF them finished.
My Fellow. who is evidently more par
tinl to the hurdles than the field was
the first to refuse. Bnssanio. approaching the
m e Jr w
and then stumbled throwing her jockey, Sam
Corey. Pat Mcany horse. on whom the hopes
OF Saratoga were placed swerved at the last
This left only Futurity and Fat Oakley to
eralshin all through by mis- owner won handily.
Copyright had poor lot to meet in the p n
INK event. anu Ut = 10 on n6 CHTTleu lou OL
money The. ,plungers were not uneasy for a
second after the flag dropped. Cottonade dis
IF the lace Gheys for t pssS Al nw as
tho stretch, 1t was expected that Homer and
St ila would max good rae for The
owner and trainer being among his most
norsa IN ths betting But iSs?sy un nipp Has
being familiar, to Saratoga raeeEoSrs s stratS.
meath won in hollow style. Homer and he ran
Re sS to R Rs Ioss
observer it E9nd be seen that Naryaez was
th t turn ~sh hire AND wh Sat c Sn.
h b in AK KIN Crab beat the for
tend himself at all.
The selling Rsters II The e
all the heavy m oney. and was forced into even
should have been first choice. went back to 3
to !. John Hickey had strong division at
n; ,h back da and was sent down from 70 to 5to
The last named was praets;aly left at the
fourth. so that the baeGins acc S Him H Wss
MD Tactsn asays ss
most speed and won easily.
He was sold this morning to Mr.. +. Downing.
The price IL pal paid II il Ir, private.
THE FIRST RACE.
Purse 5000. for three. yeBr olds; six furlones
Bacon stables br. c. Copyright. by Uncss-aimi, l1s
lSnaI l. q { ro,,onade s. 4
Bel Demonio also ran
4to1; Brown Beauty 80 70 i.
THE SECOND RACE.
pnr TOO (o,,r oIa,.
MSF5 ~ a.s!s S. St. by
k'ns sI.S .:'a nv saay!oet
c1ss f. ios no against Kin.
THE THIRD RACE
N. Glen Stakes axis Tor ods Of
q which 500 to second. and $50 third ave FUR:
W II + Til Iimmon.'s b. C. One. by Macdun-xintdrop
". i Landeman,s Oh: Elizabeth H. e5 Grifnj..::i
o.H Kernaghan's f.-by King Aifonso-Berth.
Prime. Decever. Elk knight False Ahreni,,. and
ge,tns, a, One to 81 Elizabeth L. stols
THE FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500. for all ages: selling allowances; ssvsn
j. ssaEramsb b. c. Tacticlan. by Bend or-stratsgy
of o1afss MsKeover. INDUSTRY John Hickey. and Pan.
Time. l :35
Khaftan, . to 8. -
THE FIFTH RACE.
North Bergen epleeh.se Of s2b s.oh the
5000 to second and 500 third about two miles and
quarter.
j. H. Lewis JE,s. oh. b, Futurity. Q. by ventilator
tnrrie MAC lo4 Newisl
4. Shields CHI K. Pat Oakley, aged. 145 WeachI ,.
P. Meanys b. C. Sam Corey, 4. 1877 Up. Caahan ....
Ny Fellow. Ecarte, Bassanio and Can Can also ran
Time 0:32.
acknowledgment Futurity to 8; Pat Oakley, to II
Sam Corey. to l.