The evening world., 1894-08-01
HIRSDAY HOUE AND HOME DAY %Ss a c M
RACING AT SARATOGA.
RossmOrc and RcdOwnc Matched to
Race Horse for Horse.
Especial to The Evening worldD

RACE TRACK, SARATOGA, Aug. L.
The gentlemen comprising the Saratoga
Association saw the effect good card
had on Saratogians to-day. The events
were not one-sded and the result was
that the largest crowd Of the meeting /
attended There were few vacant seats
IN the grand stand and the bookies were |
busy bees ,
The talent had hard piece of luck In |
the first race Banquet got into a BAD
pocket in the run through the stretcn'
and his hackers enjoyed the paintui ex-
perience OF seeing n sure winner beaten:
Banquet turned into the stretch behinu
Merry Monarch and Rey Ell Santa Anita.
The former drew away at the furlong
, pole and Sims, thinking Santa Anita
was beaten, held his position In the hope
an opening would show. He was hem
med in hopelessly and was found to nm
ish third sallopins; Merry or Monf fron
Rey lei santa Anita,
Doc. street told all his friends that
! Galilee would win the second race ana
| tors statement A curious thing about
| Street, however, is that when he thinks
his horses win win they Invariably IN,
haven't chance they galiop home easy
winners. So 1t proved to-day.
Tom skidmore beat better horses than
Clementine at sheepsheaS pay, an MARI IL
should have been Installed favorite oyer
him. Grimm pursued different tactics
with the son Of Charaxus' taxing KIN r nim out
He won handly. Clementine was under
a pull for seven fnrlongs. but she could
not down Tom skidmore when Y came
to a drive. Lse.g was poor third.
The stewards announced to-day that
no action was taken In the Lamly mat
ter. In fact, the affair has tSken ou a
Of the investigation, and on FRIDAY,
after the regular programme has been
disposed of. Rossmore, the winner OF
the race in question, will race Redowae,
the owner OF the winner to take both
horses. The youngsters Will then De
, put up at auction and sold. the pro-
, ceeds to go to the owner OF the winner
Mr.. Loriliard. owner OF Redowac. de-
Tended Lamly. and said the geiding a.
ways stopped the same way S IN nss 'f tax
Redowac. The contest will serve to
, prove whether Redowac ives pulled or
: A ciambake will be held on the lawn lawn
I here on Sunday afternoon: Mr. George
a Keissler is ma naging the affair.
FIRST RACE.
e One mile ,,,,
{ Merry Monarch, 1ls Grimm, - ever ! 2, ~
e n ri 9. hnita,nt E,vkDr-i =, h
R ssnSIss, la' q ,s'R a. ai.;;eaj = !
= Lonsdaie. 81 P. JordAnj. .2oo-i sol
r birmingham raced of at a lively CLIP iS.
' half in O49 "a. At the half he was sail
/ ing along I'm front, with clear lea q
while the others were hustling hard e
" keep up. Merry Monarch was seconc
q and Rey lei Santa Anita third In tins
o stretch Hurllngham died away. ane
= Merry Monarch, taking the lead Wof
n Santa Anita who was a length Ii
. front OF Banquet. Timc-l.R. ~
Mutuels paid. one. TIVE th r. son 9a
n Anita, 2.3o; on Banquet, zOo.
: SECOND RACE.
8 Handicap; seven furlongs
a KentiEsrna, so PerhinO.... 81 1919 q j.,
" R bSSsi h' 81 iAt cB.nis, II "
y Hume iO' a. Ciay,on..''iS.i 81 a.
Weinberg lOi uamiD .....l5-i 81 IN
Weinberg carried the field along a
a fast clip to the far turn. where n
u dropped back In the ruck, leaving KENT
l. bunch together. In the straight Galiie
quit, and Kentigerna drew away, WIN
ming handily by q length from Iucat
relian. Time-l.2s,
tiserna, sS.O6; on Ducat. $3.50; on Azure
T. !. ""' "' THIRD RACE.
d Selling; one mile and sixteenth.
!, Tom SkidmOre. 100 tUrmn).. I'll 10 l a. a.,
~ CIementine. 95 Perklns).. even out 2h2.i
Liseig IS "A. Clayton 80 $40 gu ~
BrshtnA 100 PENN .l2-l IL
Rightmore. l0S lBrooks). .3o-l 81
s. Tom Skidmore went to the front an
81 was never headed. He stalled off Glen
entine's rush In the stretch ana Wo
handlly by a length and half Glen
entine was three and a half lengths I
front of Liselg, who was third through
n out Time-l.49.
- Skidmore. SECS; on Clementine, 2.o5; o
> Liselg. 500.
FOURTH RACE.