The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-10
hPPoMArrox AND MhnrrnDox.
Colt ard Fiiiy Win ssrntoGn's st.he--T-
Gren. nnd Hel Demonio Matched.

gres. and Rel Demonio Matched.
SARATOGA, Aug. 8.-The programme for to-
day was rather light, although there were two
stakes down for decision. one OF them. the
American Hotol marking the first appear
ance at Saratoga OF the Yale-blue colors Of Mr..
Richard Croker The other. the Watkins Glen
for two.year-olds. had only elk starters, but
four OF them were stake winners.
The Watkins Glen Stakes practically settled
the superiority OF Appomattox over william
T.. st. Maxim and Buckrene with weights UP.
as he won all the way. William T. may be more
speedy with light impost. but to-day APP
pomatox always held him SAFE and the same
| may be said Of st. Maxim. Fa Julve showed
some OF the temper his dam possessed and
but little speed after the flag dropped. The
| Croker colors on Prince George were lowered
| by Dir. Seagrams real good flly Martyrdom.
There was plunge on the now arrival, who
was generally accredited to be In lrst-class
shape. aud considered by those behind him q
sure winner. barring accident. But force Of
form money drove Martyrdom from 2 to l to
to D. while Prince George receded from even
an easy one for Martyrdom. while Prince
George hnd to DO ridden to beat Marshall for
| the place.
The first race. resulted In seemingly easy
victory for the Jndine Stables three year-old
nlly, TiGress. with !3 pounds up. Tigrcss was
backed down . point in the betting, while bel
bemonlo, went from evens to y to 5. Toano
i, and he beat fei Domonio out for the place.
The Tuteome q the Gyent was by no means ans
and no DePay "h seD wo4 s
he S would like to meet Ss ths | aFSn
between the pair. to be decided on saturday.
THAI. each meant business they proved by
deIositins 5000 forfeit with the association
match is to be decided without regard to
weather or track conditions"
with Io ' second eharade Mas ana odd
on favorite. and his race was simply one of
those performances that no one can explain.
circumstance II was ridden by stable boy
but the best rider in the country could not
have won with him. IL apnearances 20 for any.
thing. He was never factor in the race and
finished a bad last. lianngan won the first of
other Void was lot iSvorite for tho &c firse
and finished second. Some one raised Hanni-
gan $500 above his selling price.
summaries follow:
FIRST RACE.
Purse 5000 of which sloo to second and $50 to third
und.ne stables Tigress 8. by Prince of Norfolk
Katie A. % a. Tayior,.. ...,:.,:,::.............
t. firms Bel Ds@sSo, !: los S1sorRs
Wrestler Major Joe h,ndS and L0ckspur also ran
Pos. Bet.ns-E.yn. to af.!as. Bel Demon,o 2,s,o
10 10 Wrestler. 15oto LockSpur
SECOND RACE
Purse 5000 of which 500 to second and $50 third
one mite and II sixteenth.
A. sheldss b. h. Logan. .. by voi.igeur-Pert. ia
~ Dysf. syItston iAIsijj'
D4'a '' anu hume time Tim 10 '5s
10 lume to Buck Mccsnn 4 to Il Logan She''0n
THIRD RACE.
Ths wstkin. Glen stakes for sTo:yearods purse
iaSs Of which 500 to second and $50 to third hv'
J. B. Dyer,s b. G. Appomattox. by stra.ford-war
gay iiss e Trn ia Nm
Buekrene fa Juive and Frederick. also ran.
Time. lUS4
w R2ss f. to s S.4 aa 70 siss
BucErene. 10 to Fredericfa
FOURTH RACE.
The American Hotel Stakes: purse 81 900. of which
j. Z: seavr.,ns b. I. Martyrdom. 8. by 81 Blaise-
R. crokers b c Prince george g. i2a drvingj
W Jennings Marshal. 8, ~ dteaganj..:....
: Time. i:4' ,a 'DAA'" A''0'AA-
Gtnss Sss
Prince Deceiver. 20 to i Marshall
FIFTH RACE.
Purse 5000. Of which 500 to second and $50 to
hannsae II 5 1%nTas.n b, nndoo
i %sss5sssf q 81 n W;m
Mohs%med. Khaisan. and sn:nandoah " Maid also
Post Betting.Five to 3 on Void. to against Khaf.
1woodcraft. ~ to Mohammed
SIXTH RACE.
Purse 5000 Of which 500 to second and $50 to thrd
Hissln.s en- h JuEarsha. 8. by Bob Miles-rubs
G ". Sewtons CHI. c. Harry Aionzo. l. io7 iMorrisj
Mabu sh NEE nSss 10. nd sst%
also
Time. BIZ
Post Betting-Even money against Mccormack. to
f.s IsDs 80 .s ss;vy
Morrissey Lands Two Winners Mt Gloucester
GLOUCESTER. Aug. Q-Favorites and outsiders broke
even here 20 day. Summaries:
First Race-Four and a half furongs. Chartreuse.
ITs to 10 MoGTrssssy won; ya'GdiS los 10 TO
SG'
q. bonoyanh second: Miss Mamie. 81. 2to i tjen.
s% ran Hs:,ss,y G Pat as.by
,,FGgrth Raee-4ne ntls; Wallace q; i34. 8 to 1
Diz< is cSie. S0'l nd Time
EsssF Ns;a f or Np n
ss sn tu;Gps. Sc So
Wind. los. u to / tRoss,, third Time. 1:otX
Tho following are the entries for Thursday.
stone G%s G!sdsSns} ana Ss!ionsi los sapi: Ham
Rsns id Hsi w. barring linz o@
IL fSH &sslsssS' s i
fuI Bells Sd Iagin %: keime 8; Estel!s r. Starter
Third Rsce-four and half furongs Sheilbark
H.. Marriage, Jersey. Arizona. Prince Peyton Pre-
tend,.. yerbena, and Red Elm. 1915 Morning Glory
Yam 1 s Trf "y Gardner Lady Hunt and
Fourth Race.seyen,s ghtbs of mile. Bargain 40;
Louis r.. lO2: Hour. lOl: Cant Spencer. y5.
Fifth Race-FoMr and half turlongs two-y sar-ods
Canarla colt, 10; Chance. s0 Prince klamath. 0o;
Despair. po Pella, NJ:
sixth Race-Slx and quarter furongs. Moonraker
lU1; Big Man. Grapeshot. Extra Jeweller Edward r.
Pete Marte Pluto Richard X. Fox. and BooIjock lo2
Struggling for the Purses at Philadelphia,
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 9-There were three events on |
today card at tho midsummer meeting OF tho Phila-
de!phia Driving Park Association Monk won the I'M
finished 2:3i race. The summaries:
2:34 class, trotting: purse $500.
Monk. by seneca ratchen LBnrngrovs)....1 2 2 i |
Princewood, by Lakewood Prince (Fulmerlb 2 8 |
Lady p y p
bfahuy o-i; ~,