New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
A BAD DAY FOR PLUNGERS.
SURE THINGS" AND FAvORITEs BEATEN
AT SARATOGA
HURLINGHAM AND GIOAMING AMONG THE WIN
NERs - RosSMoRE WINS THE MATCH

HURLINGHAM AND G1OAMING AMONG THE WIN
NERs - RossMoRE WINS THE MATCH
RACE AGAINST REDowAc
Saratoga. n. y. Aug. 6-The weather was clear
and cool here to-day. and there was a falr-szed
crowd to witness the There were some big
plunges to-day, the first OF which was on Colonel
Rupperts horse Chattanooga. in the first race, TO
beat birmingham. but the latter won In a drive and
the best the former could do to finish fourth.
Again. in the third race some OF the big pungers
went down heavy Merry Monarch. Merry Mon
arch beat Banquet the other day at a mile in 1:i2.
and with weight of It looked like easy thing
for him to beat Cleaning who was backed down
from TO to to l. but Gloa ming beat the odds
favorie by head In good finish Wah jim
and Fondolne were the first and second favorites
in the fourth event. and considerable money was
placed on both. and the surprise was great when
Robin Hood 10 1 shot took the lead at the
stretch and won easily by three lengths. the IA
vorite finishing in the ruck.
The feature of the day around which most In
terest centred the match race between Redo
and Rossmore. at 1--WE furlongs. Even money
given Reiowac while Rossmore was posted
at : to 10. When the signal given Redowac
was off In front but RossmOre showed up In the
lead at the half. on the turn Redowac again led
by a length but when the pair reached the head OF
the stretch Rossmore came away and won handy
by a length. Redowac and Rossmore were sold
Immediately after the race. the former being pur-
chased by f.. s Wesson for $500 and the latter by
J. Holmes for 500.
. First race-Purse 500: for all ages; six furlongs
Hurlingham 100 CA. Clayton, 70 D. won by TWO
lengths Derfargilla. lC2 (Swash); TO- l. second;
Dauntless. 100 PENN. 60 to !, third Chattanooga.
Tormentor. Innocent. Lismore. Philopena Kapanea
colt Florinda Fullerton Lass. Tommy Dixon and
Doorga also ran. Time-ll4
After several breakaways Philopena Jumped off
in front but was headed in the backstretch by Hur
llngham who came in and won as he pleased. Der
fargllla second and Dauntless third
Second race-Purse 500: for maiden two-year-olds
i' wo6 by Mvs enFh Miss Anns colt oE onohue
20 to l. second; Bart. 1Oi "a. Clayton II TO D. tnri
nSfeict Eondo o vaikyrie Areca hy Jewel and
Summer Coon also ran. Time-l:OSl..
After a long delay. good start was made with
Jewel in the lead. She made the running to the head
OF the stretch where Bart showed in front followed
by Jewel and Gwendoline. In the last furlong Glen
Lilly came with rush Miss Annie colt was second
half length better than Bart. third.
Third race-Purse 500; for three year-oids and
Perkins,. 20 won Oy nsa i"S * 1,aVton1
Is TO l. third Hawthorne also ran. T!me-l;,ol+
The horses caught the flag flying start.
Hawthorne in front. At the stand Liselg was in
front Cleaning and Merry Monarch being a length
of This order continued I'LL the last furiong'
when Cleaning in drive by a head from
Merry Monarch who was second. a neck better than
Liselg third.
fu rSHtih Robn Mo6d 90 onohue l.
SnS 100 a. Gayo mr., to Wan semi eD nea hf Pe
ness Mernento colt. Handover. Canary Mother OF
Pear NV Girl colt, I4ongard and julien also ran
Time NJ.
over half an hour was lost In getting good start
Robin Hood led OF with Lord Harry second Al the
half Fondoline went 10 the front followed by
Mother OF Pearl Robin Hood was then third. rms
order continued to the last furlong. whore Robin
md ny FOndOline
was "A second a neck better than Lord Harry.
Fifth race-Purse 500: for three-year- Odds one
mile Gaee. loi PENN, to 5. won; RightmoTe, le'
hue) to /. third. Del Norte also ran. Time-l:'52.
The Trophy geldng led of to good start, fol-
lowed by t;alilee. Rightmore and Del Norte as
named They under A strong pull with little
change 10 the half. where Rightmore showed IN
front Coming down the stretch Gaiiiee set sail for
the wire and passed In a winner by two and ha'f
lengths Rlghtrnor- was second. two lengths before
the Trophy gelding
Sixth race Selling; one mile and sixteenth As
sgnee III CraraD. > to l. won by length ana a
hair. Clementine 100 PERKINS = 70 !, second;
Chant III Martini. TO |. third. Volt. Brahma
The Queen I.onsdale and May Win also ran Time
lie
more. @ Donohle, to TO- won by a length Red
owac. lo3 Griffith even, second. rme-l;oS
The following the entries for tomorrow:
s race M1ssS Of wnn e sa Har" Buck
sic. li9. Queen Gsop. Siberia. irish Reel Sadie,
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Second race hve-eighths Of a mile; selling-Sir
Dixon. Jr.. l09. Basso, l0o: Hollywood. l0J; Philo
mcna lo2: Urania Roundelay 100
Third race. ,hree-fourths Of mile; Belle Mead M
stud Stake+-Prince OF Monaco. IFS. April Fool
salvation. Rossmar. ~.
Fourth race. one and one,eighth miles; F9xha
stakes-John Cooper. Rey FL Santa Anita Henry
OF Navarro. 49,
Flfth race. six and half furlongs-lord Harry,
100. Prig. los, l.aJoya. 100. Geo. Beck l"' Figaro
-. Selcna -. 81.
sixth race. fve-eighths OF a mile; selling-Wern-
berg III. Arapahoe. Jos. Wheeler. Wang Mary ;,
SIR Arthur. Mother OF Pearl. l0. Ellen. ~. Prone
made. %. Commodore. Roughan. 81 Fondolne. %;
Pulitzer. 81. Dispatch. Canary. ~.