The sun., 1897-07-31
TALENT BADLY wORSTED.
PLUNGERs LOSE VERY HEAVILY At
THE SPRINGS.

Damien, Spencer. ana Draw Lad AmenR Thoso
who Failed to win. ana the BiE nettors
Went Dowp to n Man-wiiIie Martin Rides
Poorly - soufio Wtns Tor Jim Murphy.
SARATOGA, July 3o.-EverythinR comes to
those who wait, and tho Saratoga Racing Asso-
citation got tho sunshine It has longed for. After
ashowcry morning the clouds were disslpatod
and the sun shone from clear sky throughout
the afternoon. A fairsixed crowd witnessed the
races from the spacious grand stand although
tho card was far from attractive. Tho sunshine,
however, brought gloom to the talent, and all
the large players lost heavily. They had their
innings yesterday, but II was the outsiders turn
to-day. for not one favorite succeeded in catch
ing the Judges eye first.
There is no doubt that tho talent were en-
titled to the first race. Pat Dunne's colt Spencer
warranted tho strong play on him, aud he was
hrst away from the post and led well Into the
stretch, but he was wretchedly handled by w.
Martin, and little Maher on Prince Auckland,
an TO chance, riding with determination and
skill, brought him homo a head In front Of the
fnvoritc. This caused some very uncompli-
mentary illusions to bo made in regard to the
manner In which Spencer was ridden. Mono of
the others were near the leaders Mt the
finish. For tho selling race Of six furlongs
Green Jacket was an odds-on favoritc, although
'-o "'s' SWING oFloh t"eNo pouhus,
weighing out at three pounds over Tho race
was a procession from the start. Orion ran
away from tho field and finally beat the favorite
four lengths. The third race another
selling affair OF q mile and quarter, and
brought out Damien, Mazarine, and SoufIe.
The first named recently changed hands
and appeared to-day in the colors of
Deimol & Farrell. Sloan having tho mount,
thore was rush to get on at to 3 and then at
on the sure thing Soufile was Ignored, except
by her owner and the pikers, and went to the
sh' Sntsafr 6 &ey & to ws %hH ssa oS
some smsFs peoss fSo play S1'' ri: sI rsss q
marc on the opening day. T orpe just waited
with her behind, the other two. who raced to-
stretch, came home an an easy winner By three
ienstLs fro,n Dam on. although Sloan rode dss-
race at Ave and a half turionrs. but there was 4
strong play on Lucky Baldwins La Goleta,
shShs ThS rushed tS Ss fSway a the ssS S X several
La Goleta bore out and kept crowdlnE tho favor:
under the judges stand on the extreme outside,
tho Californian getting tho verdict by q neck,
foul, which the stewards did not allow, but they
suspended Martin for i've days. The 1nal race
brought additional sorrow to the talent.
Braw Lad, with Sloan up. was the favorite,
Z. Gray, at to ]. winning by length and o
the post for this race. the fast flly Trolley ran
away threequarters OF q mile. and repeated tho
low ' u 'n' N''' ''e"A' 'u'nnafieS ioi'
FIRST RACE.
For two.yearolds purse $500. of which $50 to 500
J. Corhe,ts bT. c; Prince AUG. land, by Luke Black.
Gppun9p pann.. pl Lady sns1ssl ASsSanS is w
Owners b. c. Tent Pin. l6I IN. MARTINI -. ....
1ronic Aurum and White Eyes also ran.
Time. I.0SL
White q E1e: e:. IL ISG1 sa %
Pin and Aurun, each lstol.
SECOND RACE
Purse $500. of which $40 to second and $50 to
third; f9r three.yesrolds and upward selling Allow
Bromley Zoos ch. c. orion. 8. by Hanover-Bless.
Baanes ch. reen Jacket s. los (Martin)...:..
sHe.s b; & palsretsi. g. los traorpe).
bs:,insnE.,e to Green jacket. against Orion.
10 D; Dagrettl . TO l;AJax. Is /.
THIRD RACE.
Pur.e otoo; for three year ods and upward; o7o to
second and $40 to third: one mile and a quarter;
oasyp y msyphys S. p o7 n sSas by imp hAyon dor
pqnnSt RsI.ii B. &c c Damien ila e sIosnl.
" j. Aey' Dr. AnTn5,ns Tine s:ia 4 io' Su'e '...s
Bsttins-Four to on Damien against soufne. 8 to
Purse $500. for two-ycarold.: $40 to second and
ssI to Sta .hrd; ars am @.lf half, ,.r,nn sa s.
foik-Clara D.. 100 a. MARTINI n).................,.I
L. Appleby's f. Near st, - (MAhar) ............
NJ Wunders ch. (. RUBY Lips, l04 (McDermott).... Q
Restorer also ran.
Time. l:l0.
Betting-Fiye to on Arrest: against La Goleta.
b 60 D; Restorer. 4 to !; Ruby Llps so toll.
FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500. for three yearolds an upward; $40 to
eec0n and $50 TO third selling Allow aDces; hve fur.
longs:
W. T. Porter's hr g. J. A. Gray. 8. by wilful-Miss
Gennop. zoe IS h rrerJ .... ..............,
J. c. "a ms b. I. nriA 3. 40 COD onnell)
L. Pa ker'A - o. ), log wv ihite) .........
Regulator. BraW Lad. Trolley. anu d ans's Daughter
also rRn.
TIM. l:O4.
Bctting-Asainst b aw Lad stn :: Ross o. 3la 10 I,
J. A. Or y. 10 l. T,lii y, to l; r gu ator to Ii
Floridss. 10 to !; Dian As Daughter. goo ITO 1.
The programme for tomorrow follows:
First Race-Purse $500 six furlongs.-Ea ding SO;
Xmas i23; Donlitor, 1873; Orion, 1905 Bsruadlllo,
lis; knish OF the Garter, III.
Second Race--Purse SIOO; nve furlongs.-Woodford
ny. q; san Antonio, no; Bennoe. llU; Tro, ITO;
Third Rare-The Midsummer Handicap of 0e, 600;
one mile.-Ben Brush. l20; Havoc, ll2 Sir Walt .r,
Ill; Hugh Penny. luT. Flying buchanan. 1872;
souffe. lo2 Rndo. 100; TrtppinI %.
Fourth Ra e-Purse $500; seven turlongs.-PoetesS,
III knight OF the Garter. 1915 Domtor, l0+i Hurl,
9si Sleepy Belle. 90.
Fifth kace - The Saratoga Green steepiechase;
olOOo full ste, p-chht" course fahout two and half
mil sl-Boh Neely l65; -. Rudolph. 1913: Lady
Lishtioot. l5l; ST Michael. l+6i April Fool, l4G;
Royal Scarlet, 1872; ILmir. 1872.