The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-30
RAINING AT SARATOGA.
DAVID BEATEN BIZ R0YAE ROSE
FOR THE FIYE-FURLONG RACE.

EVIG IENS bIt OAsAON0 OhOAT
ne Western rHualark Get Away nad1y ana
Ran the FIliy 70 . HcaA-Lady Marian
Leaves the Maiden Ctass-Hauy Tor F1yinE
D~utchnan - rnurphy Owns eeunns Again.
SARATOGA, July 29.-RacinE enthusiasts were
again disappointed to-day, for after tho down
pour OF yesterday and last night Il was hoped
that there would DO a break in the clouds. ~
was not to be. and after the second race q driE-
cling rain sot in. which continued throughout
the afternoon. The track being thoroughly
soaked made the racing very unsatisfactory. ana
every event was of the professional order. -Four
topheavy favorites and ono second fayorite
galloped homo in front, tho only semblanoe OF q
struggle being in the opening race, q welter-
weight handicap at Ave furlongs.
Seven of the ten entries went to the post, with
the fast Western geldine David the favorite at
2 to- 0. Tho Western contingent had q deep and
abiding faith in his ability to do the trick, but
no got of badly, and tho Koono fllly Royal Rose,
who was also well backed at 5 to 2 at post time.
rushed to the front at flag fall and opened a gap
Of six lengths. Martin eased her In the stretch
and Scherror made an effort to steal the race
with the favorite, but the 6lly beat him homo by
q head, none Of the others being near them.
Poetess, backed at the prohibitive price of z to 1
on, galloped home eight lengths ahead of her
two competitors in the second race. Tho maiden
Ally stake had ten starters. Lady Marian
was heavily played at ovens and La Ma
roma, a daughter Of Emperor of Norfolk and
the famous old marc Los Angeles. alluded
to In THE Sun on Monday last. was strongly sup
ported at 8 to 1. They were q long time at tho
post, and in one break La Maroma and Queen Of
Beauty raced at full speed for . quarter Of q
milo before their jockeys realized that 1t was not
q start. This ruined whatever chance they had
for the stake. AS 1t was. La Maroma rushed
away in front at flag fall with Lady Marion. and
tho others were not within six lengths Of Thorn
at the end OF three furlongs. Then the Oalifor;
mia Any cracked. and Lady Marian gSlloped
The heavy track compelled the withdrawal Of
and a sixteenth, so that Pat DUNES Flying
Dutchman and Estaca had only Connoissour
doubt, Flying Dutc6man leading ali the way,
with Estaca finishing second. Connoisseur had
many supporters. but he could not negotiate the
mud and was outpaced from the start. For the
odds-on favorite, iod all tic way and won hard
struggle for the place between the .outsider
Juliana and the second favorite Babieca, tho
FORMER getting the verdict by a short head.
FIRST RACE.
third; woltsr handicap; for thTes:year-oids and up
J.k Kesns,s e; 4 Eoysl Rose. by Royal Hampton
sso%fsy 4 Cos biz. g. kkisD!en. 4. lis SThorpsS::o::;;.s
Q. II. Ketchsm. Xmas. Halning and Bernadillo also
xS gssu aSa haaIon e osHi 10 > e to a 4 haHss q ESs to J. ! e a. 70 l. 4.
Kctcham, IL to l. Bernadiilo. 40 to l..
SECOND RACE.
Purse $3.50; for three year old nilies; CTS to second
and 825 to third; selling allow ances; one mile:
william Lsinseer,: Oh: Z: Poete'', by The Bard
7, D. sliiiiivnns b! = + a,,tT' Ies McRevnoidsi :
up. Dawes's b. +. Sleepy Belle, o. co'Donneii) 500. 8
Bettins-seven to i on Poetess; against City, 0 to
!; Sleepy Belle, 20 to l..
THIRD RACE.
Maiden race No; ! for nllies two years old; purse
$500, OF which 800 to second, and $50 to third; half
milo:
August geimon.s eh. {. Lady Marian, by imp. Rayon
Marcus DAYS b. I. Barrac,n. I19 (Tarsil ........... 9
della, Blissfai. sarasoss, and L Maroma i also ran. -
B-es.,ns-Asan.. T nsas Marian. even money; l..
Ma5ona. 8 to |: BsIdell., 3 to /; Queen Of nsau.y, u
storer, each 20 to /; Kate Hardcastle and Saratoga.
Purse $500; for three.yearolds and upward; go
70 : S sSsons and nd 2 3 p, to ssiE Bn,s Sns anil; Z, and nd , : ,i1, WaS
n 11n9S an Mercy n; y'y III W. pa's Mapsin; o. os imp. Was. l
!; Dnnne,s 3. 6; E : 3, 400 q. Mastlnl:..." Z
Time, 1854.
II WSuty u Z On l. lnk II u
Estace. coupled; against Connoisseur. 3 to /; Rondo,
is to1 /.
FIFTH RACE
Purse $500; for two-year.olds; selling allow anees
$40 to second and $50 to third; five furlongs:
F. DUNES ch. c. Dacian, by Hindoo-Wild Rose. 1o4
M. 4. Hesiy.s br. I. Juiiana, oS ;ponnsll:::...
Duke & Wishard's CHI. c. Babieca, 1o2 (Wilhite) ..... s
Prince Auckland. San Antonio. Flax Spinner,
Crockett, and Scotch Plaid also ran.
Time. l: 05.
B~etting-Three to l on Dacan; against Babieca, 4
70 l;Crockrt. 8 to L; Flax Spinner. is to /; Scotch
Plaid, Prince Auckland, and San Antonio. each 80 &c
!; Juliana, so to l..
The following is the programme for tomorrow;
| First year olds; nve acknowledgement
107; Prince Auckland l07; Aurum. l07; San yenado,
JOY: White Eyes, 10t; Ironic. lo4; Tent Pin. lO4
IoniA. 104.
Second Race-Three-q quarters OF a mile; selling
Ajax, l0S; Green Jacket. 100; D%algretti. 1906; Clisaie
B:l03!; Regulator. 1o3: Orion, 81; Shasta Water. 95.
Third Race-One mile and u quarter; selling
Damien. lie; MaZarine. 100; Soun1e. l07.
Fourth old Niles; nve and O hall
f%urlongs;. s~elling-Ruby Lips. 1903; La Goleta, 100
Nearest, o.; Restorer. %.
Fifth Race-Ftve furlongs; EellinR.-J. A. Grey, 105
Trolley. lO4; Regulator. lO9; Rosa o.. 1903; Draw
Lad, l0l; Diana's Daughter. 100; Floridas. 100.