The evening world., 1894-08-23
RUN.oFF OF THE FIFTH RACE.
RESULTS AT SARATOGA.
Special to The Evening WORLDLY


RACE TRACK. SARATOGA, Aug. g.
The excellent card attracted a large
crowd to the track to-day. The weather
was pleasant. and the track fast. All !
conditions were favorable to good racing |
Willie Martin received telegram from |
Dave Gideon this morning announcing |
that as keenan, had not been doing well |
". Martin then accepted the mount on |
Lamplighter In the Spencer Handicap, |
which will be run here on Saturday.
Three OF the four two.ysear-olds in the
your pick. barrel Of money went on
Bart, knocking his price down to even
money. The good thing went through |
from Lady Richmond. Sallie Woodford, |
who was well played. was a poor third |
Perkins landed his third winner in the
slider, Necedah, and rode finish that
Garrison would have envied. Necedah
won by half length from Rossmar,
and Picaroon, the favorite, was third. |
Purse $500. for two year-old non winners at
s,aT'sys' ' betting: st. Hltr!n.
Lady Richmond. % tBlakej. ii IS ], -
S %h,s w y. loS lbFook;5;i = ~
Bart led from start to finish and won
easily by two and a half lengths from
Lady Lady Richm1nd' who was SECOND
tnTOuROut 6allle WOOdford was third,
SECOND RACE.
Purse 800 :for three-year-olds and upward
one mile and a sixteenth.
Lehman. es Perkins. .....ii.5 T.io ) IL
Victorious losH 'Bsilnrd,.. 50 40 az g'h
k iSSH SSSnsr' i'Vi rSoa sS o. -
Iiselg cut out the pace at clipping
rate. going the first Ave furlongs. In
i IL tn lot
Gus. who had been second. and the lat
ter led into the stretch, going wide at
the turn Lehman came through on the
inside at this point and Joined Victori-
Gus at the furlong pole. A red-hot drive
to the wire resulted In a head victory for
Lehman. Victorious was two and one
half lengths In front OF John Cooper.
Mutuels paid, /, q 3: On Lehman, $3.50:
Victorious, $3.50; John Cooper, SEQ
THIRD RACE.
Ss TO s".aS,s, los v ,wS
to be t:,ooe; I'VE and half furlongs.
Nsesdsh. sO. perlins. t f' evsn =. h'hf I'm
% $S,: o1 y. ,Sss:s4:;" = i !:
Picaroon led into the stretch, where
Rossmar ranged alongside. Picaroon
then then fell back beaten and Rossmar
MIN with an Irresistible rush in the
last sixteenth Necedah landed the
money by half a length. Rossmar was
three lengths In front OF Picaroon. Time
FOURTH RACE.
The M9rrisssy ~, Stakes .Merpstskes OF $40 each
guarantee the value to be 5000; selling: oas
mile.
starters Betting. st. HiL Fin
Es.eo $ G.Faner ...! - = = r
selma D, - ,Donohasl ms even : s ="
sAudowne, 100 iblake) 81
The pace was absurdly slow for the
first half mile. sandowne leading to the
pole In 80 IL seconds. Beck then went on
ana forced matters leading into The
stretch, where Ducat took comma nd and
looked to be winning easily. Figaro and
mined fashion. however, that Ballard
was forced TO ride TO win by half a
length from Figaro. who beat Selena d.
a neck. TimeIl.+2l-2.
pueat. SIS; Figaro, $40: selena D' D."
SS.05.
FIFTH RACE
Purse $500; for three year.olds and upwards;
selling; seven turi9ngs.
Starters Betting St HI Fin
Leonardo ios'. Ballard ..'.iSS 10 2, =
h I11on haI ay iCs', hendrum' l9-l 81 I g
Tuscsrora lO7 IRsassn,. ,2S-i 81
Al.,hl. Allen. IS lo' LssryI lO-l 81 !
was never headed, winning hands down
by TWO ana one half lengths from Miss
Dixie, who heat Leonardo three lengths
for the place. Time-l2S.
Mutuels paid /. 2, 3, on Promenade.
2.b5; Miss Dixie 1886. Leonardo, &C. IS.
SIXTH RACE.
Handicap SIX furlOUss.
Starters Betting st. HI Fin.
imU. Elise l07 lparkinsJ.... g-5 Ia - u
SICK, i2S iBallsrdI, ..,...... al even ~ q
SVunimore. 10 &C.. Curb. 81 even 1 gu ~
PehE.le,s J.. tAurrsl......i5-l 81
Neslihur, "a MARTINI ...... 81 4-6
'SIlkpI aud refused "a run.
Imp. Elise waited on Nick and Sound
more until the stretch was reached when
Perkins cut loose and won his race with
ease BY two lengths from Nick. who beat