New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26
ruE SARATOGA RACES.
.,rreEsr1NG CARD AND A GOOD
ATTENDANCE
p1cARoON MAY WIN. PoTEN
TATE. MADRID AND CAMPANlA

Y July 25.-There was vast m
Saia.S IN the racing here to-day. Inc weather
pf0'',o- and warm. the track iGst ana inc "'
was - vas the best OF the meeting lhere WAS
fenss IN the number OF books, but there WAS
no "'..sah,a Improvement In the betting. Inc sea-
s a week late and this has anec'eu 'ne al
son ne ,ut in few days the meeting VIII I'M
,'.h,sdv be up TO previous years Inc I"'""e ~
u'' interesting throughout
Ga! w. arst race. one and one-eghth miles. Cactus
~, they finally got away, with VICTORIOUS ST
fN romplehter third. The Queen was left al
ON a Al the half mile Hume Jed by a nan
"' - rom Victorious, with Cactus third Ciemen-
'"s' 18th and Iamplighter hfth. Taral began 10
one ,anlichter out at the lower turn and getting
w 40 IN the homestretch. won by half iehg'h
tns cactus who was a length better than Hume
Canleaora N''o
che order named.
's I've second race. hve-eghths Of mile Tuscan
- .,a scramble. which was So close that the
.,u1 not be- distinguished clearly until the
- '.. whore Plcaroon led the blossom iiiiy ny
a H's. o,d she was one better than Franklin.
80 Siberia Miss Dixon. Eliza ana Glimpse my
r,.aj in the order named. Time. Tvs.
" tho third race seven-eighthS or Tlie' the
!" s,shea as they had startcl-May Win half
aO' .s hv Tormentor. Guar;ered by High {. Tor
APP ,ar IN the rear IN the backstretch ana lower
NJ An the whipping was done In the first fur
ong. Tine l''-'2' .... g. ,,o to,,-,b r,ce FOL-
,,rsd closely by Potentate; Ru6icOn then came ~, up
N"suI ana With the field behind him led 70 the
sharp where Potentate came by and won
h hrs, ,vo lengths Kenrgerna secured second biace
G "bslf-Iengih from Rubicon. followed pv Aure
BY nnS,aholus Prig and West Park. The time
ns has seldom been eQuaIied AT the oarn 1
iIft IN recent years. The distance was three-
eq wIss,on and Gwcndoyn were Withdrawn from
h'H as,h race The starters got of together but
he MIN pay drew off from Madrid until three
P ay senarated them on the backStretch There
r ensr hogan riding and closed the gap on me
slnlins ro Madrid won by six lengths in l:12 with
simms snynrel breakaways In the sixth race, Cam
After s seV at the dropping Of the nag Roundelay
.Hs n first the turn and lea TO me pe'I'is r',is
mace Campania made an effort that won her me
Vnere ha1f length from Sir Dixon. jr. halma
rae rae ,S,rd followed by Mirage. Favor Me. rama;
Dp sS Overalla Applause and Feggy Meir'i
'v w,,, -acs-For all ages mile and furiong
Iampshter Il. TaraD to 20; VIZ 1o,ie, % 70
Grimm, raeIabra Victorious and Clementine also
second race-For maiden two-years-old; sen ni;
as yrongs Picaroon. los G}rooks) even Won Won
pssom flIy g Clark. 100 70 l. second tranNI ~
~ n. clayton) . TO !. third Eondos iusTan 81,
ssrs Miss Dixon. Eliza and Glimpse My also '"'
Tme-lOe. -, coil
third race-For four-year-olds and upWard; Sc seiI
,,r seven furoncs May Win. loS 3rooksl 10
Won ID I GrIe,bV 10 TO T. third Time-1S2ie
ron,,b race. for hree-year-Olds; SIX furlonss soo
Brooks 10 VOL
fo'erriav,onl 10 . second Rubicon 100 "rrill
a. ,hird Aurslian, PriS, Diaboius ana west
Park also ran Time l14N1 o..
go roca for three-year-olds and upward; one
rn'n IA six,eenth-Madrid. lo9 lSimsl. 70 =
WON Paw or play. 90 Donohue)' TO o. secon1'
Time. 1924. A. ,..,o.~s CAV
syth race for two-year ods: FIVE furlonssL. am M
,sna ,is1 perkins TO !. won: SIT DIXON u, ~
tcr,fsnl 20 J. second Halma no a.. CIaFtom,, a.
- third Overalla Rounde lay Mlragc, i"a'
Favor Me Applause and Peggy Merr"' A'So '''''
Time lN2i2 .
The following are the entries for tomorrow;
Frs, race FIVE furlongs-Chiqu!ta and DereI &C.,
,n5 hounds each: Rosmar. l0, The freseIVrl, ~
Inv 100. Mark Time. The Swain ana Sdr J I
5S each. Kismet Jewel Widow Chquot My Fa'or
me and Irish Peel. % each
Second race one mile and six:een;h-pon Al0Izo
and Ramapo l22 pounds each; The Pepper li' Key
FL Santa Anita lH
Third race the United States Hotel Stakes seven
flrlongs-Dobbins and Henry OF Navarro. ~ pounis
each: Dauntless Fred Douglass and Domingo lV'
each: Peacemaker lVi
Fourth race seven furlonss-Semp Lex. Skeo
dgddle Wah Jim. Saragassa and ArTniiage. JUS
pounds each: Sandowne. l0e Mss Dixie. 81 Leon
arlo %: Iselg %
Fifth race six furlongs-Mragc. llS pounds
rrania l0a Little Hopes colt. lCs; sweden. w.
Achiever lOn; May Day FLY. IS.
Sixth race steepechase; one mile and three
quar;ers-sam Corey. ia pounds; Ballarat and -.
;ohn l53 each; Clerfalion. Isl; Alchemist and Dom
Pedro 40 each: XOOdfOri l44.