New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-27
ON THE SARATOGA COURSE
A LARGE CROWD WITNESSED YEsTER-
DAYS RACES.
KrsMET. RAMAro rEACEMAKER. LIsELG. MAY

KIsMET. RAMAro. rEACEMAKER. LIsELG. MAY
DAY AND BALLARAT THE WINNERS.
Saratoga. " Y. July 26-There was n large crowd
AT the races here to-day. many women occupying
seats in the grandstand. The weather fine
and tho track In excellent condition. Some
scratching had been done before the races started,
and good horses went by the board. Sir
James and Jewel scratched in the first
race Rey FL Santa Anita and The Pepper In the
second. Henry OF Navarro In the third and
Armitage in the fourth. The racing has picked mp
wonderfully In the last two days. and there is
little doubt that the association will have a first
rate meeting from now out
After the Don Alonzo- Ramapo race. In which
there was betting on time. this form Of speculation
prohibited 10y the stewards. on and after Mon
day owners will not be permitted 10 scratch IN
races to which no entrance fee Is charged unless
they pay 10 per of the purse. This Is equiva-
lent to a fine of $50 for scratching horse Two
extra races will be run on Saturday. making seven
the card. Favorites made a bad showing to-
day. notably Lux being beaten by Kis'net. and
Dobbins by Peacemaker.
In the first race Chicuita and Widow Cliquot
ny each carried one and half pounds over
weight Mark Time and Swain each two pounds
and Derelict four pounds overweight The horses
sent out on the fourth endeavor. and II was
close Kismet ran up in the first furlng.
winning from Swain by length. with Lux third
Ramapo ard Don Aonzo. Starting on even terms
Taral sent Ramapo up six lengths in the upper
turn. and rode over the course without the use or
whip spur. winning by four lengths. Sirnms
used the whip freely all the way M the home
stretch but all to no effect the Don could
not get himself together.
Third the card was the race for the United
States Hotel Stakes. The horses got away well
together Coming in the back stretch Domingo
was in front. followed by Fred Douglas. DobbinS
PeaCemaker and Dauntless. No change was made
as they swung around the lower turn. heads and
nccks apart Dobbins showed his striped forehead
In front at the last furlong post but Peac"maker
In n hot race. beat him out In tho finish by hair
a length with Domingo close third. followed by
Dauntess and Fred Douglas in a team
In the fourth race Leonardo carried three and
half pounds Of overweight Liselg one and hnif
ana Wah Jim one pound I.seg we'll ont from
the fail OF the flag on the nfth presentation wan
Jim took up the running In the chute and carried
IL to the homestretch. I'm the nnsh L.seg won hy
a length with Miss Dixie second. by length. from
Jim sandownc and Scmper Lex
The NTH race started sharply with Achever IN
the van Mirage and May Day My close W III, May
Day ny took the lead at the lower turn. followed
by Achcver and Mrase ana Won nc ~ "'g FRONT o
Achiever. followed b. Irana. Sweden ana Sm""
The stccplcchase was practically duel between
Rallarat and Sam Corey from start to nnlsh me
rest being not within welve enTins "i me- hrIr"
approaching the water jump. and sent lhiIingss 10
he
m,n,.,ns with Hallarat the winner by ten lengths
and Sam Corey az least nfte"n 9pen .ensins on
Glenfallon th,rl with Al hcmisi N"o!ioti mn
Dom Polro struggling far behind. b"ll"i'' Wa
bought IN nj N.a6.
Summaries:
First race purse. $40 ror mailen two year-olds
FIVE fnriongs' Kisme,. % a clayton. 70 j.
won. The Swain. lvl PENN - - J. soon Il, ~ ~
Clouot irish Reel Marx Time. Favor Me. )ef'-
nc' Rossmar and Chiquia also ran Ilm'' '''-' :
second race purse goo FOR ihrrsyga nr oeS "h
1faraD - O. won. Don A'nzo. u '9nih'' ~
to j. second Time. ;2'.
Third racc. tho United states Hotel stakes Tor
three ear-olls. seven iationgs .'innn.'' 80
dainlcyl , 20 :. won. pohhns. 10 ,s,mm-', 20
pauntless nnI Fred Douglas also ran. Time" j -
FOURTH race purse So lor all si, 'T Gar
4 e,r. ,s T' won. M.s Dive. q CLAYTON.
le 10 J. second. Leonardo. ~ Grimm. :" %,
thlrl Saragossn. Semper Icy Sand""n" am
Wan Jim also ran. Time. -.
Fifth race. purse - tor i~o y'"1 o1,' ''''.'s x.
SIX furlong. MAY -, i t1l, T. ~ :, .econi
Achicver To- donehue'. ~ TO J. miro nr"nts'
sweden and Little Hopes colt also ran. 'l"'' 49,
sixth race. the Okolona St"epl"ch"," f'r w"
@eG " m r % s@a sa Sane Gor~y "a )Scin~rnej
| : 10 second: Glenfalion. u. DAIRY " =" t.
| mira voodford. Alehen,i-t. Dom Pedro AMI -
| Iohn also ran. Time. so
The following are the entries for to-morro"
First race. nve-cigh'hs Of mite selling Mo-
hawk ln Sir Jamr.. br Fran ." 49,
Glimpse nllv Dana. - each
Second race. one and onc-eighfh miles Tongue;
uG Hawthorne. 10. Brnhma. ''"ofs" BEE x. i''
/ each.
Third race ono mile. handicap pucat. III.
Srathmeath 100. Caudeabra. lo' Cactus. l'' f.iN'
K.uiigerna ~ each. j. =. 10. -
Fourth race nve-clghihs Of mie. selling Yc-
mon u,. Major joe IN. Aloha. 10. old Dominion.
lA Lisbon Maid ~.
Fifth race. three quariers ~ n mile. FOR maiden
three year-oids bel Norte M"menio coli. l'' -.
! Indicator Campaign. l0s. kapanga colt 10. run
! dorer 0mporiedj lnqulsliion. Carol j. Sl"ight ~
Hand Eppelworth. Pay OF fI"N. fu"t@rt' j." enc 10
/ Fearless. IIandoVer. -.
| sixth race one and one sixteenth niles Bare
| foot Clcnentlne. Future. The Queen. Jon each.