New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-16
A LIGHT CARD AT SARATOGA.
pERFARGILLA WINS AFTER LIVELY
TUssLE IN THE HOMEsTRETCH.
TOUGH TIMBER. THE MISS ANNIE COLT. GAL1LEE
GENNETT EDWARDS AND COLONEL CLAY

TOUGH TIMBER. THE MISS ANNIE COLT. GALILEE.
GENNETr EDWARDS AND COLONEL CLAY
TAKE THE OTHER PURSES.
Saratoga ~ Y, Aug. ia shower this morning
made things look trife dead for the racing here
to-day and although 1t cleared up somewhat by
O'Clock the attendance was not up to the average
The ca rd was n cheap and the racing, with one
or two exceptions. was embarrassing. One OF the
best races OF the day was the opening dash. IN
which Mis-. Hazel. Yemen. Derfargilla and Old
Dominion aternated In the lead into the stretch.
where all began to drive and an interesting con-
test ensued Derfargilla heavily backed. finally
landed winner by half a length. Tough Timber de-
feated I.ady Richmond by head In the race for
tvo-vear-olds and the Miss Annie colt, at to z.
won the for maiden two-year-oids' deiea'ihG
Rossmar by two lengths. The Cherry Blossom eoit'
which went to the post at to TO- hnisheo th'ru.
The other winners were Galilee. which carried on
the honors in the for three-year-ods; Gennett
Edwards and Colonel Clay. the latter winning the
hurdle race In a hot drive BY short head.
The following are the results
First race. purse 500. for all ages. selling hye
furlongs -Derarglla. llS aran to >. won py ss c
loot La Rosa. Ellen. Wah Jlm Wheeler LORD
Harry. Miss Hazel, Irene X. and Fullerton Lass also
second purse S ro1 S. Tm6e selling IL
6I m;ritlin, 10 l. second; Kismet III a. Clayton.
1 10 l. third. Tlme-O:5ii. Blossom hliy, sweden
and Glimpse hliy also ran
Third N,ce for maiden two-year-ods selling SIX
frr,ongs'Mlss Annie colt. l03 (Donohue) 20 J. won
by ard ha.f lengths: Rossnar w i5rooks' ~
~ second Cherry Blossom colt. 100 (Griffn 70 ~
third Time-ll5 Derelict, Forager and MISS Di~oh
also ran
Fourth race. handicap, six fur.ongs-Gennet, ia.
wards los Perkins; to won by two lengths Ssnn;
Sirathmet:l. III (Nob.e) 10 2. second; imp Stron
boil. l9D Morris. 10 /: third Time Ioht. Eu
Kearney. Kentgerna and San Joaquin also ran.
Fifth race purse 500 for three-year-ods seven
Observation-Disclosures 1914 lPerkins). to 10. won by TWO
lengths: Hur!ingham 90 "a. Clayton TO- o. sec9nd'
Penniloss 1913 ,Nlason) 10 to |, third Tiine-l;Zor2
Aure.ian and West Park also ran
Sixth race. purse $500. on, mile and hail. over
by a head: Miles Standlsh. 1856 (McInerney) to l.
2.:s Ecarte Marcus and Prize also ran.
The following are the entries for tomorrow
First race five and a hat furlongs, for maiden
two-year-olis-My Favorte. los; Hollywood IS;
Relief and Doorga. % each
Second race. one and one-eighth miles, hanllc2p-
Flraday IA: Merry Monarch, 10; cactus W. VIC
torlous 3d. Lehman. %. Sandowne w Assignee
and MIR Jingle 90 each: Blue Garter. 90
Third race Bankers Stakes. fve-eighths OF
mile sellng-Flash. 95: Tough Timber. 49, FRANKLIN
and PicarOOn. ~ each.
mIle-C'lifford. III: Maid Marian and Lizzetta, lo
each Domingo and AppomattoX, 100 each Lus'te'
lo2
Sixth race. seven-eights OF a mile, selling iaw-
thorne ll2 ST. Maxim, llO Miss Dixie iV. Afap--
ahoe 1885, Brahma. Blue Garter ana Aonzo. Loo
Zach The Ironmaster. 1885, Canary BIRD Vormer-y
Canary 49,
The nfth race was declared of in consequence or
ine.glAl.ity OF entries and race Tor thrteyeai-
olds beaten at the meeting. one mile sups'itu'eu'