The San Francisco call., 1897-08-08
Madden'S Colt Beaten in
a Stake Event at
Saratoga.
Gives Away Twelve Pounds IN
Weight and Finishes In
the Place.
Knowing Ones Play The Deuce at
Harlem and Enrich the Lay
ers of Odds.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. In The
Grand Union Hotel stakes, six-furlong
event, this afternoon, Hamburg, John E.
Madden's great two-year-old, which won
the Great Trial stake, and double event at
Sheepshead and the Congress stakes at
Saratoga on last Wednesday, was defeated
by Archduke. with a length to spare at
the finish The weather was Gear and
track good.
Five furlonas selling
*Tro ley 126 (tloytol), to 5........: ....."...l
screen Jacket l24 (W Martini b to 5............2 9
Dalgreta las 9 Craraf ,o,a to .,.o ,.a :toaa1
chCi.e IN betting.
One mile, three-year-olds-
Knight of The arter llO (W. Martinl, to s.. !
Orimar l10 (Thorps). to
Lift Buck 10 Gu y, lO to l.........,.........S
Time, :4314 Three starters
Six furongs, Grand Union Hotel stakes
Archduke 1T (TaraD. TO :........-...,......d
Hamburg 20 (Wlhite), to 3. 3....................2
Harvey III (Waiker), II to l......,.......'.... %
Time 1:l5
One and sixteenth mis- s, handicap
Howard Mann 126 (Sloan), to 1................ l
Sir Walter ia Craral). to o5...................S
Time, l:49 Three starters.
Long course, steeplechase gentleman riders
*Sant kud plph 100 (Mr. Smlth). to l.....-.....l
Athlete $50 (Mr. Nicholas), To l.. ...........
lime, 9:0U "A thol 6U also ran. *FaVorite,
CHICAGO, ILL, Aug. AT Harle m
track to-day they who thought they knew
played The Deuce. but without avail, for
he finished far back in the ruck, Elsie
Bran bic of Rollas' stable winning bandily
from Presbyterian. The weather was
clear and the track fast.
Four aid half furlo gs, sci ing, two year olds-
*Iom Collins 9s IT. Burns), 8 TO 5...............l
Billy Mason TO- (Goui1). ~ to 1................2
G obe 95 (Donadson), to 1.....................3
lime. :56A Zeni,n 3a and Tom 1oher 9s also
ran. *Favor.te.
Six furlongs, selling
Fr-tfuI SO &; lsom). to ........... ....1
knchanter 100 (Gannon), 10 to 1.....-...........2
Nikita 81 (DoHaldson). to Observation-Disclosures i
Time, 1l3%. "a Prineessa 81, Floreana 81,
Garfield So Digs 80 Botanic I00 *Sidonian lUl,
Foresaen lU3 and La Gascogne lU3 also ran
*Favorte.
Five and half furongs, two year-olds-
Firgie y IL (Cis,), 3to ......................
Molo 1l0 (Mathtw4) to .................. 8
Time, f:Os. Little Helen p9, Mackin I02
*Bonito 1O5, r file Cline los and Domezetta 107
serr4no 8, Ct. Burns). to l. .,................,1
AMY Wade 80 (Donaluson). 10 to 1..............2
d dolina 100 Or 1som) 8 TO Observation-Disclosures 3
:imr. 40. simmons lO2 and *Indra l0s also
ran. ST avorite.
Six furlongs. handicap
s-kls.e Bramble ss (C cry. Sto 1....... IL
PRESBYTERIAN 93 6. Woods>, 8 to l...............2
Earl Penzance 95 (T. Burns). To l,.,..........3 3
Time, :l.34 Hiss Gussie SO. uncas 104
Whitcomb l0b, The Deuce l IL aud Miss Young
1U5 also ran. *favorite. *"Coup.ed with Miss
Young in betting
one and gu 'rter miles hurdles
Phil b. c<er 1873 Ode oto), 10 5..........
sou hworth 146 tE kenny, q to 5...............2 2
Uncle Jim i4s lCottre), 10 r.. .........--.3
lime, 2:2.. Three starters.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Aug. THE talent
was IN cover as four favorites won at the
fair grounds to-day. Charley Slaughter
won new laurels bv bringing home three
winners and place horse. The usual
Saturday large crowa was in attendance.
The weather was clear and the track fast
One and three Ell Ihths miles, selling
Court sy 100 aughter). 10 to ol...............1
Foreigner 96 (Hal y. 30 To ol................. l. 8
Time, 2:-314. *caudy 81, W ic SO and Daisy
Bolauder lU1 also *Favorite.
One mile and tw~n.y yards, selling
(yan al nm q