New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-09
MADE THEIR HACKERS HAPPY
FOUR FAvORITEs CROSS THE LINE IN
FRONT AT SARATOGA
70 Ell REY BEATEN By THE KAPANGA COLT IN
TIE FIFTH RACE-DETAILs OF THE

TIE FIFTH RACE-DETAITS OF THE
DAYS SPORT
Saratoga, y. Y. Aug. s-The card here to-day
very light and the attendance small. the attractions
at Jerome Park being In part the cause The talent
before the races began boosted that they would
reap a harvest to-day, and they did four favorites
crossing the line winners. Potentate at to :.
the first OF the sure things and he won rather
handily from Torchbearer, who was pushed hard by
Thurston for the place La Joya and Chattanooga
made the second interesting by running head
and-hea1 for half mile, when the former drew
away and won easily by length C.cmentne
the favorte In the third and followed by Leonardo.
Pearl Song and Balbriggan made all the running
until the stretch reached when Leonardo closed
on Clementne and m spirited finish beat her by
head The faithful hit hard on the result Of
this race they had placed all their hopes on Glenn
entne Lissnk. Jewel and Hermana raced three
flirlongs head-and-head In the hve-furong dash for
two-y ear-olls. the former under hard pull. when
they got Strengthened out. however. Lssak drew
away winning easily by two lengths from Applause.
who got off last
1t a difficult task to pick the winner OF tho
for maiden two-year-olds. In which tough lot
entered but the talent paced their doodle on
Yo FL Rey, who went to the post at even money
When the flag fell Trophy gel1ing ana 70 III hey
got away together and raced head-andhead to the
stretch There the Kapanga colt moved up ana
catching the leaders In tine last slNteenti WI" u" -
hard drive from 70 FL Rey. who finished length
before Trophy gelding the sixth race even money
could only be obtained on George Beck and Assignee
and they finished in the or~er named, Anna VINO was
the pacemaker to the stretch, hhishihs '"'ru' sum-
First race-Purse $500: for three-year-olds; six and
a half furongs Potentate. III (Brooks) 10 :; Wo1
by length and half Iorcnbearer' ~, f, mr.
Is TO l. second Thurston. lg GRIMM, 10 l. ti m
I.eonville and Alethia Allen also ran i'''e-i72'
Domingo was scratched. . -,
TO a good start. Torchbearer was frst to shcw.
with Thurston and Potentate at his heels In the
backstretch Potentate went to the iron, anu waS
never headed. winning as he pleased Dy a i rts
Torchbearer was second head peter Una" mum
Second race-Purse $500; for beaten horses; one
mile La Joya 92 "a. Clayton), to D. won by
length: Chattanooga lOt d.amley). to 8 second;
Fiorinia IS CHeaisy) 90 to /. ihird. only three
The start was prompt and good Chattanooga led
by a length to the half. with La Joya lying
secOna ltns, ay She e Won we'll in hand by
length. Chattanooga and Florlnda driving finished
Third race~Purse 500; selling; seven furlongs.
Leonardo % Griffin to won by a., nsas; r Uem Iai
Ga. clayton. to l. third Balbriggan and iismore
also ran. Tme-l:27A
out and made the running the lat furlong. ac-
companel by Leonardo and Pearl Song In the last
caught Perkins mapping and beat Cementne by
neck Pearl Song was third three engths away d,s
fnronss; Iissak. 10 perkins: to j. Won; Ap;
Me- Jewel and Engineer also ran. Timc-i0la..
University was scratched
away with Jewel in the lead. Cherry Blossom colt
and Issak close up jewel held the lead 10 me
turn. where I.issak went TO the front and held II
TO the finish. winning by length and half from
Applause. second. one length in front Of Hermanita
Firth race-Purse $50 for maiden three year;olis;
five and a half furlongs. Kapanga colt 100 (Blakel.
Trophy geldng. loI C3rooks). to !; third Plum
dcrer Campaign Fullerton Lass. Diaoolus. Dis
patch md Indicator also ran. Time-lo'
There was long delay at the start. occasioned by
Indicators refusal 20 join his field. When the flag
fell a fair start he was left. Diapous was hrs!
or. but gave way TO Fullerton Lass. who lei
to the lower turn. where 70 FL Rey showed first.
In the last furlong Kapanga colt came with a we'll
timed rush. and beat him out by length: Trophy
gclding third. length and a half back.
Sixth race-Purse 500; selling one mile and a
quarter. George Beck. 90 d'erkins, even. won by a
ond Anna 30 "a. clayton). 70 to /. trird Barefoot
and Aloha also ran Time.2:o7s. ., 49,, go
with George Beck In front but he Immediately laid
back. and Anna went ont to set the pace She led
George Beck came up with rush and won by a
length Assignee finished second. which place he
head better than Anna.
The following, the entries for the races here
First race three quarters OF n mile-Chattanooga
IL. ol Dominion 100. Dauntess l0j Innocent 100.
Tambcn 49, Candelabra III. Faraday IA. Sanlowne
ll2 chant H. Merry Monarch 100. Cleaning 100. In
Third race Grand Union Hotel Stakes three
quarters Of me-irince OF Monaco III. I1andspun
ioI. Brioso loo. siberia 100
furlongs-Dr Hasbrouck l27 Clifford l2o. Correction
l22 Yah Jim III, Maid Marian ne, Domlngo, TO-
mentor ll3 DerfarsilIa IL Ma9eh Gmp1 o5. Wheel
Miss U aac g. Bankn DaGshtsr ST. colt "
sixth race. handicap. over five hurdles one and a
quarter milesIaponica I+7. ST John IA, southerner
lB. Colonel Clay lJ5. Bassanio lS5.