New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
BAD DAY FOR FAVORITES.
FIRST CHOICE WINS IN ONLY ONE RACE
AT SARATOGA
BETWEEN ROssMoRE AND REDowAC-

THE TRACK TOO HEAVY FOR THE CONTEST
BETWEEN RossMoRE AND REDowAC-
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
Saratoga. Aug 3.-Cloudy weather. heavy track
and a light attendance marked the races here to-
day. On account Of the condition OF the track the
match race which had been arranged between
Rossmore and Redowac postponed to a good
day and good track. 1t was not a favorites day.
for in only one Of the races did the first choice wln
and in that race the field was small there being
only four horses face the starter The races too
were embarrassing. there being only one close fin
18Th. in the last each OF the first four being won
by three lengths and the NTH by double that dis
lance.
After the third race Fred Taral was called into
the judges stand and presented by Abe Hum
mel with a riding whip voted 10 him as the most
popular American Jockey. The trophy Is from the
Gorham Manufacturing Company and is valued at
$50 Taral responded briefly TO the presentation
speech Of Mr. Humme amid great applause
First race three-quarters of mile-Enneld. 80
(Healey) 20 TO /; Martinez % a. Clayton : to i;
Innocent. 81 P. Jordan. 10 20 ]; West fark' y?
Donohue) to I: Lombard. Sc CB. Lewis, 80 to l.;
Senella 100 perkins, TO !; Miss Dixie ITO DoG-
getD to j. Maidstone. 103 0.amley). to !; Wheel
err 40 G.endrum). to ]; Glen Ellen FLY GIL
Brool,s) 40 to /; Kentucky Lady. 10l tE Finnegan)
30 to l. Camden Stables Valkyrie. % C.. Whitel
Is TO T. High c. % (Simms) Is to /: Pulitzer. Fl o.
Gardner. to l.
Arapahoe and Pearl Song were scratched Mar
tinet carried ~ pounds overweight Glen Ellen
nllv "a, pounds. and High G.. 2i2 pounds over
There were fourteen starters. but only three were
actually in the race Senelia in front at the
start but was closely followed by Valkyrie and
Innocent These three horses changed places re-
pcatedly TO the homesretch. where Senella took the
lead and held It to the wire. winning by three
lengths from Innocent. second. West Park beat
Valkyrie for third money. Time i:lG'. The rest
Of the field came in struggling. with High in the
lead
Second race, for twO-year-old maidens; four and
half furlongs-Favora colt. l0i Q)oggetO TO !;
Phoebus lOl CSlmms). to /; Rossmar. ia Rcagan),
to I: Savor. 14 PENN. 6 TO /; Engineer. loi
CBlake). Is to /: University lOi damleO 10 !;
Basso lO9 perkins,. to /: Sir James. iOi UrookS)
Is TO j. Charlotte lO1 Swash) Is 10 !; Chiquita III
a. Van Keuren) 20 /: Brogan lOl "a. Clayton. IL
to /: Miss Dixon lOl OIealey). 20 to l.
While at the post Charlotte became impatient and
threw her Jockey from the saddle into the field II"
climbed back and remounted. lie was unhurt by
the toss University took the lead at the start ami
hold # 70 the quarter There Phoebus came to the
front In the stretch the Favora colt came from tina
rear and fought It out with Phoebus. winning by
half length in O57i2. Phoebus second and Ross
Thlri race. one and one-sixteenth miles-Tiselg.
g. Perkins, II TO ;; Ilumt 100, (Griins). to !;
saraeassa, iOi Gteagani to . The Pepper was
I.seig carried four pounds overwsgh; ~, Iame
gassa. but IN passing the stand Lses went py ns
by four lengths from Hume. who was second az the
wre saragassa thrl lime. iisi M pogretn
d. TO /. won; Arapahoe. l0I ~; Van keureh'l r -
seconA Flr o7 esimmso t to thT 81 5a m5
hue to |: Pnilopene' lo' Perkins 10 l. 10 ~!
lei IN |.
Gaiop IL Finnegan). 10 to l.
Miss Galop was left at the post Arapahose, went
10 the front and held II 10 the half where MiStraI
cnt loose and won In l:l7a. four lengths from
Arapahoe second while Fri was third ,orras
5n 3, second so sEeaa sTmP'T TX
Pgnd' rSc o;ssF Stain s% Wa. b. s b
Tss no rst away bG, was quickly passed
~ slaIownS was who made the pace 10 the finish
winnlng bv two lcneths from Semper Lex In 49,.
Skedaddle was third. a neck in front Of J. p; b.
won. Aurelian Jos Doggetu. to 8. second; Gaee.
starters were Lonslale. loi P Jorianl 10, 20 j.
weinberg. liz ~. Mlgley). : to /; Trophy seldlng
Following are the entries for the races here to-
Flrst race; seven furlongs- Terrier. III: John
Cooper ll5. Del Norte. %; Thurston. e. go.
second race handicap; one mile-rarad,oay' wv tlo
Canieabra. 40. Siowaway lV'' Sar'so'si' iV'' NJ"
ThIri race: Bitter Root stud Stakes: 1--WE, fur
longs T,issak l2s: keenan, l23; Annisetfe, Hlni-
spun AMI C;utta Percha rs each rrana. lo3; Man
chester Aeitator. Saluta,ion and Favora colt "
Fourth race. selling; six and one-haf 'url9ns',
Iyderlbad AMI vestibue. li2 ZACH Mother Of Par,
Skiimore loS: Anna and Memento colt. q each.
Ffh race selling; six and one-half furlQ 4,s,.
Fred Douglass 1913 RlghtmOre. l6 West Park
Enfield and Pearl Song. 100 each; Pulitzer and Miss
Sa Ky p Hapa'"R se@
i59. Ecarte IA: Glenfallon. IA: Prize l39