The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
STAKE WINNERS At GARAToeA.
Rex Lands the roxhaii - False Ahreus Up-
sets tho Talent In tho Hnd.on.

sets tho Talent In tho Hudsop.
SARATOGA. Aug. 3. - The track to-day was
sloppy. but the skies were clear and the at
tendance fair. The racing was good The
Foxhall. one OF tho old associations stakes.
had but three starters. and 1t was n practical
walkover for Rex. Jack BatcInelor started
Panhandle. 80 as 70 make three run. and was
rewarded by capturing second raoney by de-
feating Ronald Of Fleischmsn's string. who
seems to be q counterfeit.
The Hudson Stakes brought nine horses to
the post and furnished an upset and surprise
Tor the talent Timmons started two horses.
one and False Ahrens. He made no declara-
ton. but backed One all over the ring. The
/ liter was favorite. while Ahrens was an out
slider. The race was revelation. The book
les foolishly laid as high as 90 to / against
Woodban. who ran very prominently In the
sarStoga Stakes on Monday He cut up going
and then ran around while for amusem emit.
Alter all this he ran One and False Ahrens a
Busted was hot favorte for the opening
race. but was beaten by Paragon. who. favored
IN N tho W weights by tn. conditions should on
strongly backed. aonemason was heavily
played by s S Of the best talent. but STUN
dozen lengths before lie could be got down to
n1 Ms won +, the hapSiSap sHsily Charade
Mabel Glenn was a trtae outclassed at the
sde santa APP" qd haze been third
outclsss his opponents in the mile and six
tsenth selling race. Whether 10 could have
considered. DoEgett had i pover ridden the
f horss before. and did not know that he, re:
to that he was poeketed on the back stretch
but track and weight were to Fcnelon's liSe @.
Ing and he won handily. Summaries:
THE FIRST RACE
S&r,
keys,3ns s; "a Paragon. by Mr.. rekwct-
v. Jennings 81 Rn,,eed 3 liz jTsyi.r,.:::.::::
Can Ssn ss n. l. s
rat fsr sn0'0>sr AZ. 1,m sa;e,!Esan also ran
,Be,tins-Assns. Paragon, 10 !; Busteed, q to s;
Hslgate. tto1. -
THE SECOND RACE.
Purse 500: handicap for three year.oids and up
& Corr,san's b @ Huron, B. by 1roquois- Brunette.
jont:.SIS rh,rd. crayo
santa Anna ami Mass Glenn sI.a r.n HA"e0'''''''''
,.., Time. 1881.
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THE THIRD RACE.
The Hudson Stakes for two;yearods o,sL each tho
$500 to second and $50 to third selling allowances:
W H. Tmmon,'s b. 6; False Ahrens. by Fais.tto--
w. IT, Timmonss b. c. On. 10 Wan
1rsa.slr e. 8, ~ aiy
Time. ! o6.
Betting-Aganst False Ahrens. 8 to, /: One 2 to 1,
Woodban. 15 toll
THE FOURTH RACE.
With I16 s sssss for Of $40 each
the stakes; mile and quarter
g. Is. Aorrs's b. Z. Rex. by Leonatus-E Emo c., lit
}. A. Eachsors Dr. G. Pau handle. iii tsn.delerj:..
C. Fleschmans ch. C. Ronald III Portes) .........
Time. 2lS.
Betting-Six to on Rex: against Pan Handle. Is to
]: Ronald q II.
THE FIFTH RACE.
Purse 5000 selling allowances: mile and sixteenth.
J. w. snythe's b. h Fenelon aged. by Roforni-Me-
I'd Sullivan's or King Crab aged, lOs tDoEsett).
T. Welchs ch. h. Rhono g. 10S Ray g
Leveller CottonAde, Tactician, Malachi Tasso. Az
rael. Jardinc. and Gladiator also ran.
Time. SO.
Bntting-ARainst Fenelon. to !; King Crab. even
money: Rhono, 6to1