New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-10
WINNERS AT SARATOGA.
CLIFFORD WINS THE SEA FOAM STAKES.
PRINCE OF MONACO CAPTURES THE GRAND
UNION sTAKEs-A FAST TRACK

PRINCE OF MONACO CAPTURES THE GRAND
UNION sTAKEs-A FAST TRACK
AND BRISK BETTING.
Saratoga, y. Y. Aug 9.-Despite the fact that the
weather this morning somewhat chilly and that
heavy clouds threatened downpour Of rain. there
large crowd at the track. due. no doubt to
the fact that there two stake races 10 be de-
cideh. After noon the sky cleared and the weather
became quite warm. The track fast and the
betting brisk. Old Dominion jumped out in the
lead when the signal was given in the first race.
and with Chattanooga ran pretty race to the
finish, Old Dominion winning by length.
In the second race Ingomar and 70 Tambien set
the pace to the turn for home. There Cleaning
up with Yo Tamben. raced head-and-head
into the stretch. Merry Monarch came dashng UP
the last fur,ong. and In a hard drive won by
a length. 70 Tamblen finished poor fourth. much
to the disappointment of her admirers. J. f. Kilt
purchased Merry Monarch Of Gideon & DAILY.
and he in the formers interest in this race
Prince OF Monaco had easy victory in the
third race. did also Clifford in the fourth
In the fifth Griffin landed the Momento colt
first under the wire by neck from La Rosa, who
only head better than Tormentor.
In the hurdle Bassanio led off to good
start. but after accomplishing three hurdles gave
way to Colonel Clay. who came very fast on the
fiat The latter never headed. and won in a
drive by neck. Following is summary OF the
results:
lleyl > to and to ). won; Chattanooga ll3 TaraD
II to 10 and TO .: second; Dauntess 100 PENN; 8
to and to g. third. Time. ils. Innocence also
Second race. one mile and sxteenthczIMerry
Monarch io9 Griffin to and to s. won G ,s,II,
q Perkins to i and ? to l. third. Time, las. 70
Tamben and Ingomar also ran.
Third race. Grand Union Stakes. six furlongs-
Prince OF Monaco 10 CTaraD, I TO 10 and out. won
Handspun. lg Iritiinl TO and to -, second ,bIrd
Time ll5Is. Siberia also ran
Fourth raGs the Sea Foam Stakes FIVE n and to haf
won; Ir iias6rogck lS5 I;amey to ana ana 10 % g
third Time. lO7i. Maid Marion also ran.
Fifth race five furongs-M emento cot u Gr.Mn)
% to and to l. won: La Rosa. g PERKINS ~ 10
and to J. thru; Time o. Wheeler. Miss Haze,
Bankers Daughter. Mauch and Yemen aso ran.
Sixth race over 1--WE hurdles. mile and a quarter
won; Bassanio. KS cBlakeeyC. to l and to !,
second: Japonca AZ G. Hamilton TO ana to D.
third Time 2:2l. ST. John and Souherner also ran
Following are the entries for to-morrows races:
First race. seven-eghth nile. maiden three,year-
o,is-PuZer, l07: Sister Anita, l6; Trophy geIlins,
100 Hanlover. 100; Inquisitlye. 81; Cara Bel" 20
Second race. hve-eighths mile-Nanki Pooh and
no. Enchanter Savor. Little Hopes colt University
and Rossmar. JOS each: NecedaD and Iough Inn
Der. los each.
J,s nf r6 raS o is saragossa ic s,ndowne 81
| Mr. Jingle. Selena D. and Tyro. "a each.
Fourth race, mile sell:ng-Chief Justice IL: las,
AMI Sir Arthur. ll3 each: The Queen; III Volt
Mary s ana Leonvle. los each; Lonsiale. 100
Fifth race. Ave and one-half furlongs' selling
| Bovle's Gwendolyn. Doorga. Miss Dixon, Camden
| stables Valkyrie, Jewel. Reiict and Madge. l0l
each.
Sixth race. three-quar,ers mile skedaddle. III;
io5 5' Cean sweep iO7; Mstral. 100; Glen Lilly and
| May bay fly. 90 each Bzzare. 10