The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-02
RACING FEATURES At THE SPRINGS.

RACING FEATURES At THE SPRINGS.
Hot Racing for the Pnrsss-Jockey vench
Ruled on the Track.
SARATOGA, Aug 1.-For an extra day, when
class Is supposed to give way to tho Inferior
order OF thorouGhbrcds. the card decided to-
day was an exceptionally good one. The fields
were OF moro than fair size, and one was d.
vidcd making six rnces instead Of the usual
| i've. With this there was an average OF ten
horses TO q race. the smallest field numbering
seven.
The two-yenr-old race was the event Of the
day. It had fifteen entries and fourteen start.
hey I'll Santa Anita. the two last making their
Eastern dSbut: st. Pat. an extremely, promis-
ney, and several new ones That tho talent
had the byolbngsstets pretty well figured out was
Aside from this race the running was with.
out any special feature other than that the
s the
W,ass tho iayoIite but the betting looked sus:
Of thair ON Alionsns in the stretch ' We're Re
tanly room for suspicion.
Of Neach. They ruled him, off promptly. and
the management endorsed their action by
either the track or Horse Haven. 'A,''
The est wSo was sro WSn BY the nyorea
apart in a ,bruising drive. After the race c. c.
brothers at private sale Major Joe has shown
such quality here that it is hard to rememb Der
from Bel Demonio and Sykeston. ,stonemason
Won Won the seven en- iprlongs in = good finish with
boon referred to. Summary follows:
FIRST RACE.
Purse $500: six furongs.
monte nfH ioi e. Prn leonardo. oy Long 1.v-h'
SsSSsn. ~ asassr Is a;ss:
,,con!rIbuton. Pan Handle, Annapolis. Gladiator.
Maid Ellis Gonzales and 4Sm ant i:is also raj"
Pan + to iua TO 10 10
SECOND RACE.
rTs ' ell S TSsk b, Tom
un,Hs stable. b. l. fisfs.. iol tI T.ylcii:...
iaetisan St. isritE s' Sosas H Gorman blackburn
Poiydora and rartarian also ran.
rost Rettlns-EEht to against Jack Richseu; sto
h,s,n i5 70 S.i%sn: % 70 Is:,issn; soso St
THIRD RACE
ssS,s AM. Sisbl;,s e icy Fl Santa Anita by
J, < Peppers 81 /. Joya los Il Nurplhyl:::::a
u fielscnman son ell. u st. Maxim III (ReaRAnC .
gan sssrins orinds RsSeeca Fowass My. Despatch.
'AD' H''' ",'' Time. o2H.
70 4 4 i y! %ssi% i fesssss Ssss
rs 20 RoS w IL M IS o 90
da, 80 TO Starting. so to Scholastic.
FOURTH RACE
Purse $500: one mile.
Ajax staGle,sSr. h.. Major Joe. s. by Ana-cous,n
hssns Isl ' c. bsl Dcmcnis o2 Xc6srmci::
B. Dyer's b. c sykson. Z. 1o7 Nv. Morri.) ;.....:
also ran.
;sn % 81
FIFTH RACE.
j. seag5ams CHI h stonemason. g. by stonehenss
n. sa sls:
Tom Flynn; Raibrisran. Acclaim. Lotion. Fl Reno.
Pos. ne,,ns-1Arss 's e against ax s.epsm..en to
1asio@ 20 10 e ssao. 20 10 10
SIXTH RACE.
, Purse 5000: selling: one mile and /" half. over six
t A ia Ss NAsh'''. O. by ho..!i.t
hSsS mi St tHSs sxss lt fss
tsy Fox ns Lero
Geronimo s. a"' .no h'oo'i fS aug s: tsP
d dG1a 20 10 .q 80 to 10 SO 10 Fl
The entries for tomorrow are:
Of RS ceiling Henry
loI each Mauhansett. upman, lo3 each: Minnie Lee
1O2 Ilalcyon, VI.
second Race,liandicap; nye and = half furlonga
Tonno 1873: Pedestrian, 1856: La Colonia, 1875 Tom B.
Saragassa, III each; Capt Brown. ia: Little Fred
100; MISS Dixie. lU5: Foam. IU5
Third Race-Five. eighths OF q mile. AppomAttox
Galiiee. 1ls each: Ellen. 49, William T.. Fred-r
1O3 each Miss Lilly. Imyara Anna Belle 100 each;
Po,entate. Major General. Charley T.. 0s each Emula
ton, Princess II ymyar Ub each.
Fourth Race-FoNhhll Stakes; one and eighth
a mile. Stownway. 1l5; Tho Hunter Mirage, Flood
gate. IL each; Martyrdom 40: Bonnie Dundee 1O9
Fifth Race-One mile; selling Cementna. Jugur,
tina, 100 each NcttysburG lO4; Brooklyn. Knapp. LIZ
zie McDuf, 1O2 each.
Only Two Favorites Pulled Through at
Gloucester.
GLOUCESTER. Aug. 1-But two favorites won hero to-
day. Summaries:
FIRST Race-0ne mile and quarter. Capt Hammer
102. TO (ennings, won: National, 1U4 to Nor
rissryL secOnd McKeevsr. lOd 10 TO (Nelson) third
Time, 2:14h.