The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-08
SADDLE AND sTEEp.
Stake Events at Saratoga Bring GU
Splendid Speed.

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Race Track, Saratoga, y. Y, Aug. =
The two stake races to-day were good
betting events. Salvation was nearly
backed off the boards for the Bellemeade
stud stakes and there was a tremendous
plunge on John Cooper for the Foxhal
stakes. When the signal was given in
the former stake race April Fool led the
bunch 10 the head of the stretch where
Taral shook up Prince of Monaco and
coming away won easily by a length.
Salvation was an easy second and Ross
mar was third.
In the race for the Foxhau stakes John
Cooper took the lead. passing the stand.
but was headed by Rey FL Santa Anita
on the back stretch Taral letting the
latter set a lively clip TO the turn for
home. where Henry Of Navarro went to
the front. Clayton never made move on
him, and the colt won Calloping in the
fastest time ever made for the distance
at this track $50.
The other races were the usual selling
affairs, and were won by Delabra, Urania,
Figaro and Weinberg.
Summaries follow:
First Race For maiden 2-year-olds. FIVE
furlongs Delabra, li2, Griffin, II to 3, won,
with sadie second and Irish Reel third. lime
1914.
Second Race For 2-year olds. selling. five
furlOngs. Urania, 100. Perkins. to ?, won,
with Fhllomena second and Sir Dixon, Jr.,
third Race-Ihe Bellemeade Stud stakes
for 2-year-olds, guaranteed value 1900. six
Iurlongs. Prince Of Monaco, 1l6, Taral, to
D, won by length and half, with Salvation
second and Rossmar third. Time 1:15A
Fourth Race-The FoXhall stakes for g.
year-olds, guaranteed value $500, one mile
and furlOng Henry OF Navarro, 122, A.
Clayton. 8 to 10. won by three lengths, with
John Cooper second and Rey FL Santa Anita
third. only three starters) Time 53A.
Fifth Race-Selling six and half furlongs
Figaro, so. Lamley, to 5. won by a length
with La Joya second and Seena D. third
Time lei
Sixth Race-selling, six furlongs. wern-
berg. Ill, Taral, TO 1, won, with Fondoline
second and Wheeler third. Time 1:OlR.
GET-AwAY-DAY AT BRIGHTON.
Brigton Beach, Aug. This was get
away-day here, and full complement of
the com bers were on hand to celebrate
the occasion. Withdrawals were not as
numerous to-day as usual and the fields
were large enough to create good specula-
ton. The talent lost on the first two
races, but more than recouped their losses
on the third by sending Shadow Dance to
the post an even money favorite. She
romDed away from her field like big
kitten and Jennie A, the hot second
choice, clinched the talents victory by
diminishing in her order of favoritism.
In the fourth race Panway, II to /
shot, wrested the lead from Reiff in the
opening and set a climbing pace to the
bitter end.
Ben Lomond, the favorite, won the
fifth race practically as he pleased, and
Trouble, a hot second choice in the sixth
race, defeated st. Anthony. on whom
even money was the best that could be
had, by four lengths.
Summaries follow:
First Race-Selling, Eve furlongs. Black
Hawk, 1903, II. Jones, 16 to g. won by two
lengths, with Poor Jonathan second and
Judge Morrow third. Time / o.
Second Race-Selling one mile. Charter
50, Delahanty, IL to l, won by a short head
with Clarus second and Sarcasm third. Time
las.
Third Race-For maiden two-year-olds. six
furlongs. shadow Dance colt 1l8, Simms
even, won, with Jennie A. second aud Tytura
third. Time 1:1S5
Fourth Race-Handlcap, seven furlongs
Panway, So. Brown, II to /, won by a length,
with DR.. Gernett second and Nick third.
Time 1894.
Fifth Race-Selling, one mile Ben Lo.
mond. 1906 Simms to 5, won by two lengths,
with Jack Rose second and Best Brand third.
Time 1:44A.
Sixth Race-One mile and sixteenth
Trouble, 1872, McCauley, 2 to T. won by a
length, with st. Anthony second and Iron,
sides third Time 1:524