New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-29
'BALBRIGGAN A SURPRISE.
HE WINS WITH ODDS OF 200 TO AGAINST
HIM
THE TALENT GETS RrDELY SHOCKED AT SARA

THE TALENT GETS RvDELY SHOCKED AT SARA
roGA-REstIrs OF YESTERDAYS RACES.
Saratoga. ~ Y. July 2S.-The weather cond-
lions were favorable at the races here to-day not
withstanding that the suns rays were quite strong
The sky clear and an occasional breeze tenn
pered the heat The track was fast The crowd
was not overlarsc. but there the usual fash
ionable gathering OF residents Of this handsome
summer resort. The talent was knocked endways
by the winning of Basrggan in the fourth race
who had the tremendous odds Of 900 to posted
against him. But this. though the heaviest. was
not the only rude shock the talent received. as
Fondoline in the first clifford in the second. a"d
Lehman in the fourth race all heavily backed
horses, sadly disappointed their beckers. The ''th
race was taken by Saragassa. a Is to ! shot sum
maries:
First race--Purse 500 for threeyear-olds ard ~:
ward five furlongs Robin Hood; 20 o29nonuc}' !?
TO TO- second: Tormentor lQ7 9MidGiey) . to J.
third. Lisbon Maid. Miss Lilly, rrrd Douglas
and Lonsdale also Timc-lNi.
The horses were started on the nth showing
Fondoline and then followed the leader until in
side the last furlong, where Robin HOOD ran 20, Up
time of 0l. Tormentor finished third. followed by
Fred Douglas Lisbon Maid, Miss Lily an Ions
Second race-Purse 5000; handicap; for tire yenr-
olds and upward: six and a half furionsSi Msh,y
clifrSrd. 22 Cfartin5. to second: rriG io2 per
kinsj. to l. third. Tme-i:2e',. e...
OF Merry Monarch. for matter OF hnlf ni,e All
cunning easy race In the last fTTG5 , Mr r6
Prg, and then Swinging forward aSa na pass. r T
iSTd and Won BY two Hab,H ene Gor m iO 'S
Third pace--The Hurricane STUD stakes; for two
year-olds; guaranteed value; $500: hye iurion9s,
lengths sadie io5 (MiGgey). TO /. second; Sweden
liz (Simms). 50 10 /. third Bart and Pcaroon also
Sadie led of at the start with Sweden second.
Sadie continued TO hold first place UNIV the o;.'
wa Prince
from the rear ana CHALLENGED her Inc rn llp
lengths bach, followed by Bart and P.caToon
Balbrssah. 100 d. xasey,. 200 to l. won by bead;
Figaro, iol Cswashl 20 70 l. second Mar g. @
Joya. Lehman. Sandowne Stonsmason Skedadd'e
and Kentucky Lady also ran Tme1l ~ 9,..ruegn,
sandowne led the throns In pretty race TO me ne
pole 6e BaSrgsan came
out of the bunch and Non BY D ngao rbgn I cane
Leonardo. La Joya Stonemason; Sarlowne. Len
man Torchbearer Skedadde and Kentucky Lady,
Baibregan who started at 200 70 straight aai 100
TO place. and then dropped TO 100 ana >. ana c,oSt
at 20 and g. but surprised the talent by capturing
the
Fifth race-Purse $500 Tor ,hree-year odds and up;
George easen Beck q erkn., to q second; Mr. Jingle
90 (Jrlfn) 10 o. third. Chant and Hume also ran
Tom sSidmore and Miss Dixie were scratched.
en- the lead followed by George Beck and Mr.. jim
gle While they running In n cose Duhch IN
the last furlong Reagan sent Saragassa OUT on me
outsid and succeeded in obtaining the nrst placr
Sarapassa coming In winner 10y length IN -
George Beck finished second. neck better IMAM
Mr.. Jingle.
sixth race-Pursc 500 for all ages; five furlongs
Correction, II CraraD. TO g. won by two lengths
Moderoclo 20 ePrkins), 2j 10 |. second; RiShtmore
liz (Brooks). 100 to !. third Tlme-lM.
Correction in front. at Will all over the course
with ModerScio second and RightmOre third. These
positions remained unaltered throughout the race
There were three lengths between Correction ana
NIoderocio and the latter was two lengths IN 'front.'
of Rightmore.
q Seventh race-Handicap hurdle stakes two miles
over eight hurdles. Southerner. IA Neach,; 70 J.
won: Ballarat. lS2 Pines), 10 3. second; rom
Flynn. 15 Harlton). 70 !. third Woodiord ana
Prize also ran. Tme-353
Ballarat took the lead at the start and led over
TIE first hurdle and the long nat around the up
per turn, where Prize Outfooted him and !ed to Ire
Nth hurdle At this point Prize struck MS hoois
together and stumbled. sending Iiueston. MS rder
from the saddle into the sand. Luckily IN" jockey
escaped unhurt Ballarat again went to the front
but on the upper turn was once more headed SCUM
errer coming up from third place and passing MIN
Eouthsrner held the first position 10 the nnlsn WIN
ming bv two lengths from Ballarat IN 300 ON
Flynn was third. four lengths away, and NoodiOrd
was a distanced fourth.
The races finished at @ p m.
The association offers extra races. TO be put on
the card some day next week. OF mile ana
quarter sl00 sweepstakes. with N,20J added.