New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-21
SARATOGA RACES BEGIN.
FIVE GOOD CONTESTS ON A FAST TRACK
ORONETTO UPsETs TIE TALENT IN THE RACE
FOR THE FLASH sTAKEs-rnE OTHER

FOR THE FLASH STAKEs-TIIE OTHER
WINNERS.
Saratoga July 2o-A fair day. fast track ana
small attendance were the features to-day when
characterized the opening Of the the track
OF the Saratoga Racing Association to-day. w. j.
Ftzpatrick made his first appearance on the track
as starter and he did efficient work. The prncpai
race was that for the Flash Stakes. OF N,"o. lot
two year-olds. II was won by Oronetto ~ 10
shot defeating Axiom. the favorie. two lengths.
The starters In the first race for twoyear-oids AT
ove fr,onps swccpstakcs OF the value OF $50. were
Chugnut lO2 (scotD, s to f. Heresy. lO5 (Grimn 10
g. Devola o. UIealy) to !; Honolulu. 70 tMccla'h'
to 8; Morettl 90 Ga. Clayton. to j. ana Fiorehce
Colvile III Knapp) 10 10 J. After SeVera' III
effectual attempts the field got or wei together
with Honolulu in the lead Honolulu led TO the
half-mile post when Heresy forged ahead ana heih
the lead TO the finish. winning easily by ieng'n
over Honolulu wro was a haf-length ahead OF
Devoa. Time, 1:02ir.
The second race sweepstakes OF the value OF
$780, one mile and a sixteenth. brought OUT 'nrec
starters as follows: Daily America. ia Grihin).
| to 3; Patrcian. 123 DoggetO. to ]. ana stone
mason. 100 (McManus). 10 to l. The race was
spirited and It looked the mile post as II stone
mason would come out victorious. Then Dai''
America who had been running second, went 20 the
front and in drive by length over fhtr'-
clan. who was second and two lengths in advance
OF Stonemason. Time. 1874
Eight horses faced the starter In the third race.
which was for thu Flash Stakes. for two year ods;
value $500: four furongs. They were: King OF
Bohemia I07 CW. Mdgley. TO ] and 10 u FLO
retta w. IFS (Grifin). to 8: Axiom. lis Doggctp'
& 70 3: Mussuman 100 U.amley), IL to ana 10 l.
Stella. 1O7 CHorton). 20 to anc to !; orone'o' ~
a. clayton. 10 TO and to IL fedd'hs,oh' I'D
fMartih 90 to l and to J. and Sina!oa. liz INC
Claim 20 to and TO !. The youngsters were AT
the post about twenty minutes before they got on
Sinaloa and loretta were LETT at the post MusSe'-
man ran first TO the quarter-mile post win NAo'"
recond and Oronctto third A. Clayton ""o "".
riding the latter pushed Ills mount to the 'front.'
and passeI under the wire winner by two lengths
over Axiom second. a halfeng;h ahead OF Mpr"ui-
man: Stella fourth Time 1874 seconds
In the fourth race sweepstakes. value 800. one
mile the starters were Declare. ITO Doggcto. 10
l. Liza. loi Grn, to 2 ArapamSGej o 20 Mier los
u amlev5 TO l. There no deay In starting
the snS when She held 70 the bksre,ch where
She fell back to fourth place. After passing INC
ha5mig po ey.rha a Joe Miller and Xrapahoe
coming up the homestre,ch LA a, snc~f Sr h mI
a head from Arapahoe, second. two lengths ahead OF
Of the value Of 500 six sfr3ns' colt the c c'ar "a
s sTs @ 10 d fsE%''k IL SSe' Mase
ApT Fool e In to no 1b sSn MSfP"y 70 and
Uoening ran wei In the lead 10 the half nile. when
he fell back TO third. with April Fool ana par'en
fighting on even terms for first place Coming ny
tie homestre,ch. April Fool went TO the front ana
won handy by n length. with Daren second. TWO
length ahead OF Hocfns. Time l:ii's.
Fo.ow.ng are the entries for Monday
First race alr and half furiongs Florence Coll
vile 100. snaoa III i0i Kllrona los. pssoa. -.
Kosalind III. "6.
second r,c. -even furongsl- fIaicong ii2. Re- Del
carrerc H. Rraudywinc li2 Anusetie. III. Applause
iO7. sufficient. lo7
Ttrt ,sc. lone and one sixteenth neei Declare ~
Memoir los " H. lOg ,ass ~: Bob N'eiy. 20. kaliif-
hoe ~. Al OVER. ~
Fourth rae. tave-.igh,hs 81 mile maiden 'woyeaf-
Tor-cainc los Redinc,n Jos Bafiinne II. l"-
Mussliman Jos. Ia Gaiiienn". 100 Mad ma. 100
Lo0rnm. 100
Fiflh race zone mi",-Inek y SPADE ~" Mdgey l",
Dagretii 100. Lookout iu,. Ballrrr1n. 100