New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-05
TT WAS ANNISETTE'S RACE.
,,ss,p WITH GARRISON UP, BEATEN
IN THE BITTER ROOT STAKES.
GREAT CROWD AT THE SARATOGA HA0H'
rp.cx-nArLARAr WINS THE BEvER-
WICK STAKES.


WICK STAKES.
s Nv Aux. 4-The greatest crowd OF the
,roo,,ng attended at the racetrack to-uay' III.
Ia,a,d vos hacked and the betting-rine ta~ru
>, i,s conacty The principal events on the caru
were the Bitter Root Stakes and the beVef"s.n
Stakes In the former race the crack "es'e,
rissak ridden by Garrison, was hea'iy oaeN.
the winner and was backed down from ~ ~ ~
ia, There was also a big plunge on SADIE 'he iaso'
-, , cut,o percha was heavily backed Wheh
.hn eoo feIi Kepnan was the first away, out TIC
almost Immediately dropped back VINE A,'isI ,,
and Agitator went, to the front, Win LisS'N ~
The race was finished In this order, Annisette WIN
ming In q hard finish by mead As'atoi u.s.
long enough to beat Lissak n neck for the p'ace'
II IL the general opinion among the taieht '"a' "s
cal, ,vo,'d have won In another dozen Jumps III
,he Bevervyck Stakes race. the other Dig event y,
the dav Cicero took the lead, followed by corey anu
Ba,;nrat and ran in these places until ar'er .". 9
ond water when Corey broke DOWN na"di"'
then took The lead and finished three lengths III a
,aI ,,Ior.,d hv C;,enf,llon who was hard pressed
by Cicero.
Firat race-Seven furlongs. John Cooper 10 a.
clnyton). ( 10 O. Thurston. % Grffinl 10 !; rer,
rer III (simms) to 3: Del Norte, 30 tHeaiey'' j"
70 l.
rburs,on carried three and one-naf pounds over
weight John Cooper was first away, with Lhu'''o"'
Forrer and Del Norte In that order There was no
change IN The positions Of the horses during M
race John Cooper first BY TWO lensthEs err ro'
Thurston who was half length IN IRON, Oh TnIe,
third Del Norte was six lengths away. i"ie-
second race-One mile. Candelaora, llG sDosgetIYYs
even; Stowaway lO3 damiey !. to l. 70 10
TaraD. to ]; Kentgerna ~ "a C'ay'o"' . -
KentIrcrna ran into the lead and held i TO the
third pole when she pulled u ipsco5d there took the
lead and held IT TO The finish, wyarnnYH half
Tbirl "Rltter Root Sud Stakes, for two-year-
ODDS; i've furlongs guarantee vaur % ponohueI
to l. Lssak l2s tGarrisonl TO !: ,a, sadis
amle TO l. salyat0 Ggsa Perrhs : ,smms)
I to /. keenan, 1913 Griinn 70 J. rama; ~ The
kins). 90 70 |. Handspup rs 'Mar'in'' ]" 10 l. Inc
Manchester carried two pounds overweight am
was loudly applaudel when he rode issaS uown
in front Of the grandsand II was ms n nsr Were
very uneasy before the flag fell and delayed tne
s.n,I-on over half hour. Annisette under pog *
Is.ak NS Who m,Te desperate bid for place
Fourth "r rsce"six and a half furiongs, DOMINGO
iol ,Perkins). II to ;: Tom skidmore ios e,rlnn'
to ~ Hy srbe i ~ to 'ar5A Anna y a. Clayton
10 |; Vestibue. ll2 tlendrhml ~ 20 !, iNoD.s s
Hood lol Gonohue) 70 l. Momento cot was
The horses were sent ont with sharp start. and
Vcsiibule remained the longes, AT 'he post Hyaer.
| abtd lei out but not able to hold the nrst
position being passed by pomInGo Tho d ,Td s SE
more took second place in the homest Tscn
II,deraba1 finished third followed by Robin HO0d,
Anna Ves,ibule and Mother Of Pearl In the orier
named Tlme-l:22 w..
Flf,h race Selling: six and n hnlf furlongs west
park ZOE a. ClaytOni 70 3; Pulitzer, lVl fehnls
2 - /. Enfield 1902 HIeaey). 20 20 Pearl song W.
Perkins : 10 ;. Miss Galop. l0l n.amley), b 10
FraI Douglass and Rightmore were scratched
Pulitzer led West Park Miss cialop. Pearl song
and Enfield In the order named from the nag ID
NM. last half furong when Pearl Song shut him
our ami won by head West Park finished third.
f"Ilo.el bv Miss Galop and Enfield Time %
sixth race-The Beyerwyck steepechhase' hanti-
can OF the value OF s. 90 full steeplechase course
psuaraf 100 iPnesD ! 20 l. won. Glenfallon, III
Gtarryl : - l. second. Cicero. 1863 (McCuloughp.
. 20 third Ecarte, Prize ana sam corey also ran
! Time-6li.