New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-23
SECOND DAY AT SARATOGA.
,.,vr RACES RUN ON A SLOW AND HEAVY
TRACK.

,oxA REV DEL. CARREREs KAILIRHoE. RED
n,xGroN AND BALBRIGGAN THE WINNERS
...toga July 22-The attendance at the races OF
-. saratoga Association to-day did not exceed that
- saturday Owing to the hard rain of last night
~. track was unusually heavy. making fast time
- ,mpossbility. A brisk breeze. however. blew
..sd,v from the West. WHICH tended to dry the
~ The card was Of about the same order as
49,, NJ Saturday In spite Of the fact that the
oc,aton advertises six races each day. only five
,,ere on the programme. The bookmakers ola
ra,r business in a quiet way.
In the first race the field got away in good form
9TH Rosalind in the lead Florence Coville second
.ns Kilrona third. At the lower turn Rosa
lind was going strong. with kilrona eood
.cond and coming rapidly to the front AT
.hs seven -furlong post Kilrona led with Dew
ala second, Rosalind having dropped oack 10
18th Mace The horses under the wire
nth Kirona leading by nose. Devola being seeoho'
,,ree lengths in advance OF Florence Coville third
owing to the small field in the second race the
.,rses got away we'll together. Sufficient leading
ord the others we'll punched. At the first turn
IIoaing led by half length. with Sufficient second
.rd Rev del Carreres third. This order remained
unchanged until the three-quarter post had peen
nsssed. when Rey del Carrcres led by length.
rh,ch place he held until the finish. winning by a
,.ncth Brandywine secured the place under the
vhIp a nose In front Of Sufficient.
The starter had considerable trouble In gettng
the three-year-ods off in the third race and fifteen
minutes were wasted before the field finally got
.vay with Memoir In the lead. At the turn he
aropped back TO fourth and at the three-quarters
.s running fifth but In the homestretch recovered
nj was able to finish second. Kallirhoe got away
Ssdly but redeemed himself nobly and won by
isnrth Case secured third place under the whip
The fourth race was Reddngton's from the mo,
ment the nag dropped. He got away nrsi ana neio o
he lead TO the finish winning. HANDS down. TWO
lengths before Looram. Barytone ii was 'hree
hngths further back.
In the fifth and last race the horses got away
we'll together with Midgely In the lead ana BAL
briggan second. This order was unchanged 10 the
homestretch where Balbrggan went ahead ana
won easily by two lengths. Mdgey was second
four lengths in advance Of Dalgretti. summaries
First race (for liies: four and half rur-
ones)-Kilrona l03 "a. Clayton) TO l.. won by a
nose Devoa. 96 Oeay). TO second: Florence Coi-
vile 100 (Knapp 4 /. third Rosalind III ana 81
raloa III also ran Time--o;osrs.
Second race (for -ods seven furlones-hey
del Carreres ll2 Martin 10 g., won by q sns,n ,'
10; lSuffn) 8 10 l. third. Halfng also ran Time-lSo
Third race nor three ear-olds; mie and a sig
,.enth1-Ka,lirhoe. 90 Heay). TO won by ens,n'
Wemnr lO3 (Griffn). l. second: Cass. l02 Scoto'
4 20 l. third Declare. w. b. and Bob Nicely also ram
Time-1:5lx.
Fourth race (for two-yearold maidens: I'VE furlonxs-
Reddngon 1905 a Clayton to won oy Two eT ,ol
Tsmley, 2 10 j. third Torresdale. Madonna and La
Cllienne also Time-lo4.
Fifth race (for -ods one mile)1Balorigsan;
m. 0;rffn) even. by two lengths Midgely' lo'
Midseiy) TO q second; Dalgrett. lo1 Weay' . 70 l.
third Time-l:47ls