New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-01
LAMPLIGHTER'S WALKOVER.
HE CAPTURES THE CANADIAN STAKES
WITHOUT A STRUGGLE
A GOOD DAY FOR THE FAvORITEs AT SARA
TOCA - ANNISETTE WINS THE
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GOOD DAY FOR THE FAvoRITEs AT SARA
ToCA - ANNIsETTE WINS THE
SALVADOR STAKES
Saratoga July 3.-The Salvador and Canadian
Stakes the features of a light programme here
to-day. The weather cloudy and cool and the
track fast The first virtual gift to
Potentae. who was never headed. winning easily by
two lengths from Floreanna. AnnIsette won the
Salvador stakes and Lampghter captured the Ca
madam Stakes under hard pull by length and
a half. The result was never in doubt.
The Saratoga Racing Association announces a
special to be Saturday. August t.
sweepstakes Of 500 each half forfeit. with $500
added. Of which $3.50 to second and 800 TO third all
ages. There are nine horses to start or no race
mi.e and quarter; entries to close August 2
First race for three-year-ods; six furlongs-Po-
ten3e ~ SBrooks to won; fl I1 anna '
third Time. ~ The other st starters \, were I'D
Kearney. III CSmms; Leonyiie % Iamo'eSy Ds,,ro
first by two lengths Domingo and ia kearney
aernated for the place until inside the iast i tho
long. where Floreanna passed them ana got tne
place money Domingo was third Leonviie was
the last horse from start 70 finish Ssh ,o q. CLAW
toni TO J. won; Ferrier, lO5 (Simms). second Gac-
tns. 40 Griffin, third The other starter was pa
brlgsan lO2 %. Nacey). Chant was scratched
fF ed the betting 1s ws1 09 came co2a as
in the stretch. but Ferrer secured second place by
a neck from Cactus. BaIDrlsSan quiz Oh tue upPci
and finished some distance or.
Third r4ces4vator stakes for two-yssar,ods tiye
Won Havoc. lis lSmms) second; May Day My.
los "A. Clayton, third. Time, lOsh The other
sonswa 100 CPsrkns,; salvoT. 1913 srooks) Uni
versty, 100 Uamb,eD.
and won in a gaop by two lengths from Havoc IN IN
foi own by Fsyora colt Belle Of stonewall and
Fourth race-The Canadian Stakes. a-ls miles.
ampgher ia 2reR to 49, Yen i9 ;sm s0Tse 5 iSr9
Field against LamPshter, to /. The horses
lad /; was an easy race for the favore, who
kept IN front 70 the 1sh wp 1d oy sRsh 9 ans
Flfh rac.seven tarlOngs Figaro 10, d%mb;ey}
co 100 Tn1 hrd -. Tine i3Sa w The P P,hsF
ios B.aker Hawthorne and Frt were scratched.
West Pr got the Lead A TIE Start FL 0a Ut Save so %ay
to b IN 9s s sn came from fourth pace 5e and
forging ahead, won by ;;ength in i2sA; J.: p b,
y w ni r e73n from nsl % al '3 ss
sixth race~Flye furlonss;; Rossmore, 81 Done
n nsg T IcS dsmbeyc ,hlri C3 The other
starters were Madse. 81 Ip Jordan Jordan; Glimpse My
Relowac started out to be the NTH winning favor
ite Of the day. and ran from the fourth fur.ong
poe. where Rossmore headed him. and he fell back
to third As Mohawk went by him. Rossmore won
by A length. Redowac was followed in by Madge
ami Fordgcr.
The 70 owing are the entries for tomorrow:
FIRST race-One mile. banquet ia Merry Mon
arch 49, Reg FL Santa Anita ia. LonsdaIe 9' Hur'-
lngham o.. ~ II,
Second rlcs-IIandicap. seven-elghths OF mile
Duca, ~ Hume. Weinberg, lOi each; Galiiee w.
Aurrlan o. Kentigerna ~. ,, ,,,
Rlghtmore lOs Tom Skldmore. Brahma lO each'
Iaseg -. Clementine -.
Fourth race-F lve-eighths OF a mile selling. cam
panii Va'kyrle. Rounde.ay. l0S each; Jewel. MISS
Dixon Nakyre Camden Stables. Reict, Favor
Ne Widow C,iQuot My % each $500
Fifth race ive-eghths Of n mile. selling Nesti-
bu!e Wah Jim. li2 each: Future Skedadd.e, l.ustre.
l07 ,ach. Casson Assignee. Torchbearer lO5 each;
Kice'and r. Cd Dominion l04 each; Promenade
l0s C.onsman. Robin Hood. 100 each; MISS Ha'Iop
9s Innocent IS. - It,,
sixth race-One and one-half miles. over six
hurdles. selling Prize ~. Marcus. St John; Beau
Brlmine., rs each; BasSanio lH. Japonica no