New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-15
BAD DAY FOR FAvORITEs.
ONLY TWO RUN IN FRONT AT THE SARA
TOGA TRACK.
HENRY OF NAVARRO HAS THINGS ALL HIS
OWN wAY-A LARGE CROWD SEES


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OWN wAY-A LARGE CROWD SEES
SOME GOOD SPORT
| Saratoga, Aug IA large and enthusiastic crowd
turned out and very fair sport this after
noon. The stake proved to be Lively bet
ting affairs. Henry of Navarro scared al. but
Lake Shore and Potentate out OF the second race.
and at prohbitive odds In ga..op In fast time.
The opening race resulted in as pretty a finish as
has been seen here in long time Chattanooga. the
outsider. getting the verdict by a nose.
The Melbourne Stud Stakes resulted In a defeat
for the favorite. Prince OF Monaco. by the Western
cot. Lssak the second choice.
Six of the eight started in the Foster Me-
moral. with Lamp.ighter favorte at seventeen to
ten. This race resulted in another defeat of the
favorite. Yo Tambien. well and patiently handled
by Martin. tralled behind the bunch where he came
mana drive by head. Taral rode lampighter very
hard. but could 90 no better than finish third.
Trophy sedins at forty to one, won the sixth
rafe with booTga at twenty to one one second Tom
The following are the results:
First race-Purse 5000. one mile. Chattanooga.
lOl Gamley), 10 to l, won by head; Hyderabad.
3 to !. third. Anna also ran Time. LAB.
Second race-Purse 500. for three-yearoldsi SIX
ana onehalf furlongs Henry OF Nayarre, ~ "a a;
CTaraD to /. second Lake Shore, ll2 Clerico).
40 TO third. (Only three starters) Time. l:2os.
Third The Melbourne stud Stakes. for two
year-ods value 5000: seven fur.ongs. Lissek. lls
tCriffin), 3 to |. won by half n length; Prince OF
Monaco ll5 UaraD II to ~. second; Broso. ITO
Morris. 20 70 /. third G.. Il. Morris. Mirage and
Pepper also ran Time. 10
value 81 80. mile and a furlong. 70 Tambien.
ll5 Oiarn). TO !. won by head; Ducat, ~
Griiiin. to I. second; Lamplighter. l25 CTaraD.
II TO 10, third. George Beck, Victorious and Re-
straint also Time. l:54@.
Fifth race-Purse $500 for threc-year-olds and up
ward. selling seven furlongs. Tom Skidmore, 30
(Griffin). II to %. won by lengths; c:ementine.
100 Herkins) to !. second; Leonardo: ~ tDonohue)
8 to third Hume Poydora and Alonzo also ran.
Time Eth.
Sixth race-Tlve and half furlongs: selling
Trophy gelding 81 O3anks), 40 to !, won by hair
n length; Doorga. " Perkins), 20 TO l. second
HOLLYWOOD 100 (DOnohue). to |. third. Rossmar
Widow Cnquot filly. Dana, Condo and Jewel also
ran. Time. l:O9'r
The following the entries for tomorrow:
First race hvc-cighths OF mile seling-Wah
Jim. rs: Derfargilla. l13. Lord Harry. 100; oid
Dominion. Jos; Fullerton Lass Wheeler lo1 each
Yemen. O4 La Rosa. 1oo Ellen. 20: Miss Hazel, %;
Irene n. 70.
Second race. four and n half furlongs; selling
dllv Blossom Ally lO3 each; Lady Richmond. lOl.
maiden two-y ear-ods-Foragcr. Cherry Blossom
colt. 100 each Natalie $. lo6: Rossmar Miss Annie
colt l03: Miss Dixon. Derelict. lop each'
Fourth race thrce-Guarters of a mile handicap
Domingo l2i: Sirathmcath. lN; Strombo.i. l2o.
kentigerna, 10. Tyro us; "a. kearney' H. San
Fifth race seven-eghths OF mile-Aurellan.
l22: tialilee. l0i; Pennies, lU3 Hurllhshaih west
Park % each.
Sixth race. and onchalf miles: over tx
huriles-Ecarte lis. Colonel Clay. 49, Marcus l2;
Japonica $40: Prize. 49, Miles Standsh. 1876.