New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-11
GOOD FIELDS AT SARATOGA.
WINNERS IN Yesterdays RACES.
PULITZER, NANKI POOH sARAGAssA. THE
QUEEN. vALKYRIE AND WEINBERG

PULITZER NANKI POOH. sARAGAssA. THE
QUEEN vALKYRIE AND WEINBERG
WERE FIRST UNDER THE WIRE.
/ Saratoga. y. Y. Aug lo-The attendance at
to-day's races only fair. the counter attrac-
ton, the regatta. having to some extent diminished
the crowd
Clerico. who has suffered official discipline in
the West, had his first mount In the first race after
having been cautioned.
The stewards here settled the claim of II. J..
Norris in regard TO the value OF the United States
Hotel Stakes. and find the value of the stake plainly
stated in the conditions OF the race. namely. that
| the first horse shall receive $1,000.
The weather cool and the track fast. To-
| days results follow:
First race, for three yea -olds, seven furongs>
Pulitzer. l07 Griflin). to TO- and to 3, won; Hand
geldng lO3 (Brooks) l2 to j and to g third. Time.
$50 InQuisitve. Sister Anita and Clara Belle also
Second race. for two-year-olds. five furongs-
Nanki Pooh. ll$ (Grifiin, to 10 and to 2 won;
Timber, lo5 Morrisl, 20 to and 6 to l. third Time
~ Rossmar Sale M9odfoTd csd Li,'e and hIpe e
| versity also ran.
Third race. handicap for three year-ods and up
ward. one mile and furlong -Saragassa iol IKE
! gam. to and to l. won: John Cooper 100 "a;
/ clayton. / to and out. second. Mr. Jingle -
and Sandowne also ran. ,
Fourth race for 20 ana rpw 9a
and 2 to l. won; Mary s. lo6 !Griftn. TO and
= to l. second: Hawthorne. IA CTaraD. to 10 and !
to g. third Time. l42i2. Chief Justice. Volt. SIR
Arthur. I.onsdae. Leonville l-smore. barefoot
and Maidstone also ran.
Fifth race. for two earods. selling. i've ana
| half furongs-Valkyrie (of the Camden Stables,
! lOl Iamly), . to and to >. won Relief, lOl a.
| clayton ) TO . and to 10. second: Jewel. lo2
(Slater). 40 to and ~ to !. third. Time. llo'4.
| Doorga Gwendolyn. Miss Dixon and Madge also
|
| Sixth race. selling. six furongs-Wernbe lls
| CTaraD. ! to 5 and | to .. won Glen lIliy' wv
| (Perklns) to and to !, second: MstraL lo
| U,amly) to ! and to |. third. Time, :l''t.
! Skedaddle Play Pay. Agitation. Elva. Clean
| Sweep. May Day flly and Bizarre also ran
Following are the entries for to-morrow's races:
FRS; race-Five and half fyrlongs wah Jim IA. The
Sculptor no. Lord Harry 0s Der'arglla loI fIgaenne
100 Polyiora Robin Hood ~ each Ellen 30 canary
Hemyra. Ailthia Allen % each.
Second and sixteenth miles selling Tom
Skldmore los F1Urinda 1905 Woodchopper l0i Lehman
| lOl Iaipya SO. Pearl song el.
! Third race-Ftve furlongs Issak 23. Gutta Percha
| ia, Keenan, llJ The COmmoner 100 Manchester lo'.
| I.nseed lO6 Os. Doabra and Hermsnis ~ each
| Phllomrna 90. Bart ~.
Fourth race-sx and a half furlongs: handicap Poien-
tate 10 imp. Sirombol l0I Rubcon 100, Lusre 100.
| Aurelian 80 Galee -.
| Firth race-One and one-elgh,h miles Cand@abra'
Cactus and Semper iOj each Strathmesth l"2 "oa
INK and Selena - 100 each
! sixth race-van Tassel Kearney Stakes handicap
short steepechase Ballara' 1863 'Ycero li "a
ponlca and Tom Flynn AS each ST. John +S E'are l'-
| Miles Standsh 1875.