New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-28
- THE SARATOGA TRACK.
ORDINARY CARD. But WELDON
TESTED RACES.
.,cr BANQUET. CACTUS. YEMEN. ME-
y" yryro COLT AND CLEMENTINE

,,,,, o7-The card presented here TO-
sa" =, ordinary one. but a large crowd hlIed
day "nds,and and betting section and money
the s' IDS in Nvey fashion The weather
ehan5 ro,n,. was pleasant. and the track was IN
thous" s,,ton No stake events were run on TO-
splshu'u 49,, r,r,ous races were generally we'll con-
day. pu' cooked considerable enthusiasm among
,ss,ed ard eN""'N
,,s spectators 1900. .Ao ,oo, ,ba, tho
Al w. dash for two-year-ods, presented no
fS four OF the entries being at TO l. one %
fs'' ~ France securing the event The seC'nu
rs' onlv three starters and was won easily oE
rsr 80" ho had been made a hot favorite
Bs"4', a.. A,cust H. will he gala day the oC'a-
,nc q lawn party given by the ASSOCIATION
SO" ~ enecial races will be one of the FEATURES
cav Adv and the grounds will be handsomely
aecorated' ,,,novrL started the running and
!" ,,s IN front as they sped around the i"N''
Soh'v D,r,a and the Glimpse FLY at his neck
WI anal furlong all closed up and lr. FRANCE
il " l., ,be winner by a nose. Dana was seco'"
S"' - from EonGo. with Glimpse lilly al MS
Inn came Sir James. Mohawk. hoSeho'e'
MA. tho latter length out from the punch
Nals'. e,arters in the second race left the post
- ,srr,s bit soon Brahma lea bdhqu'' ana
On ho-re an open space All three raced inter-
ma" -,r,i the lower turn and into the nome
N'N p,,orot then began 70 close up ana IN
s'' sNor, Simms brought him nome h"cA
a' p-ahm. who half a length from nav
'IO" n,abr,a and Hawthorne were RIDDEN uhuer
.ronc whip while Banquet went over ''e '"''''
or-se under stcaGN pun 800 , A..
e'' u carried three pounds overweight N the
-, r,ca and Flva two and half pouncs' Inc
'"'- 100 with pucGi IN the front. with Eva
s~'' - 7 = b. third The last-named was sec
,,ssnr the grand stand. cactus ana SUd'"-
- next, Cactus was second on the upper 'uI'
coaa,abra on the baCkstretch was thiTu' """'
was leading AMI kept 10 the front UNI" u.
~ t,,r,,ry was reached. Here Cactus rushea
'e'en'" ~ ~, O head from Candelabra who was
W r.,c,bs IN front OF j. =. Il. Ducat was lour'"'
,,uoved by Strathmeath and Eva. 49,
' ~. fou-th a selling race. Yemen started une
!" - ui.h Oh Dominion. Lisbon Maid ana
20. attending him. win Major Joe lingering
r..a Od Dominion and Lisbon Maid qu-N''
.saj Yemen who. however, ioreeI d"V"H "s'
- e,al flrlong and Won by two lengths. o'u
n.u,,,or was second. and Lisbon Maid 'hlro'
.n. e..b race for maiden three-year-olds 'he
j." ~ -. con, ont on the fifth asking with the
$50 colt plotting. Pulitzer was nrs' al III.
- =, he chute followed by the kapahs" anu
,,.anar,o colts The others were straSs""S' !"
-. honoes,retch there was sharp hsh' p''"',"
,ss Nemento col, and Pulitzer. but me 'o'"e' nv.
. ,Aa ,o,cas, and won by a haif-lensh rom
o" '"' t,.a.ad bv Handover Then came the
-, col, Plunderer. Del Norte Campaign
go, =, Hand Pay or Play. Fearless Ih1'od'o'
ond Fnosworth In the order named
The sixth number on the card was 'a''c az
.ra,, 4, the first division the order was
cs-os,,,ne Queen Barefoot and Future ana II con-
,inuea thus 10 the wire summaries a. D.
~, r,ca FOR two-year-oiis, purse S"'; I'VE lur-
i'' - 1,-o-ca ,o2 ,Patton) 70 l. won: Dana
49,, xocsv, n / second. Eondo. lU'e u'am'eE''
.,o .brd Rossmore. Glimpse hiiy, Moha"h'
Sir lanes AMI Modge also ran llin'' ,I' inward
5000 -oca for three-year-oips an" w" ,,s
secoi ~ 80 nile end a fur.ong- Banquet. 10
iS;mmsI 70 = won; Brahma ID fenp, mia
second: Hawthorne, los M~T'n'' 10 10 = '''''0
T Tbr5 2 race for ,hreeyearolds and upward purse
so one mile-Cacius 10 .u''' s.a".o,t a. ! p y. 81
SP.rk,ns)' 10 to l. third Ducat. S;Tathmea'h anu
Hlys aiSo ra se purse 500 five furongsYenen ia
CROOKS o. Won 0a Do Pom ,o5 (s so - 90 70
third Aloha and Major Joe also ran l'"e'
I'm race for maiden threey ear-olds. purse so
sx fyrlongs-Memen;o colt 10 0irhhn). 10 .. won.
Pulitzer 04 PENN to second: Handoy,e,i; -
sejgbt Of Hand Campaign. Plumber; Fearless PEI
Nor;e. Pay or Play Indicator ana Epp'e"o''' @''
Sixth I race for threeyearolds and upward purse
go one mile and sixteenih-g leInehI IN r ~
sTkD s.,S5 to Bere TSn 100 Ionohue) IS to l. third
Future also Time. ~ ~
The entries tomorrow, with ne exception OF
Or the first race which will close al noon arr On
second race. six and haN fur!ongs--Crord ~:
Msrry Monarch IL, Wah JIM lH' D0'N'"eo' 3D.
Prg e.
rb,a rare Hurricane Stud Stakes. I'VE fur.ongs-
Prince Of Monaco rs; Sweden, ll2; Picarooh' III
Bart i0s: Sadie. JOS
FOURTH race seven fur,ongs-skedadd,e, ~; Ia
t,va and Sandowne 100 EACH Lehman and ia
br,ggan 100 each: Sioremason and Figaro =, eacn
Torchbearer and Kentucky Lady So each' Mary -
" Leonardo, -
Fifth race one mile and s.xteen'h-l.lume' ~
Tom Skiimore and Saragassa. l0I; Miss )I."' ~
sI,,h -.c. GO. ,n-,ongs-StoneneN l22: Correction
sai Lus,re II each Rghtmore. 10; M9aeroco' -
Seventh race Bal.ston Stakes. hanqicap', Two
niles over eight hurdies-Baarat. 10, ON f'H.
"a Wooiford IA; Southerner. lH; Prze H-'
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