The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-14
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LADIES, DAP At THE SPA.
Mig Crowd. but tho sport Not or the First
water.

mig Crowd, but tho sport Not or tho Etrat
water.
SARATOGA, Aug. 13.-This was another ladies'
day, and. as tho season is now at its zenith. the
crowd was tho largest that has been seen here in
many years. The fair sex, Of course, prcdomi-
mated. Tho grand stand was not largo enough
to seat them oil, and they even took possession
of tho pross stand. 1t was q picture of marvel
lous beauty and color. and Mr.. Belmont, from
the timers stand, gazed In wondcrmont on the
scene, and said he had never seen anything like
1t on a race course. The weather was charming,
but the track suffered from tho effects of the re-
cent heavy rains and was holding.
The programme was Of tho doggy" descrip-
ton, four Of the five races being OF the selling
variety, but they nevertheless furnished some
fair sport. The first affair for non.winnlng two
yenr.old fllies brought about a stirring finish
between tho two favoritos, Ma Petite and
Juliana. 1t resulted in a dead heat, and, as tho
owners agreed to divide. both FLIES wero of.
ferod at auction under tho now rules. There
was no bidding in this or any OF the other races.
In the second rnCe. of six furlongs for maiden
thrce-year-olds and upward. there were eight
starters. and the talent divided their attention
between Green Jacket and Eastern Raw. The
contest was solely. confined to this pair and they
ran together until well down the stretch, when
Green Jacket came forward and won by three
parts OF II length In u drive. Tho milo selling
race furnished a hot, feyorite in Good Times, but
III n W L IDl III VII InHhlnV al Tic rum
ming. beat him home by a length. Martins finish
on the ~favorite was not of the best, and he had to
rush Of the outsider, Little Buck. in order to
Tim Murphy's Binr Binger was served up hot
also q heavy play upon Lucky Baldwin,,s Ber
nardillo, who opened at 4 to ! aud was backed
running for three furlongs, when Bernardillo
went forward and kept the lead to the last fur
long, where Binger closed and q sharp struggle
nnslen. resulting IN n Npll-DArnG0 VIC
tory. i or ! the ,e1 S9I''or Min Fl TInri ~ th 'sS
%furionss for tiI;2;year:olds. ,Hirh Jinkis, 2 stake
winner In the West. was the favorite, hut he
who beat La Ventura a head IN a stirring run
thropehout the last fprlong. Hewitt laid too
make up four lengths in tho last quarter. which
was too much against Clayton's strong ride.
FIRST RACE.
Purse $500; for two-year.olds; penalties and allow.
Ernest Flelschmann's b. {. Ma Petite. by Tom ochil.
tree-Littlew Woman, 1O4 Hewitt. .
N. 4. He, ys b. T. Julinna, by Tristan-LizEie Pick.
Owners b. |: spanish Princess, lO2 walker $685.. 8
Pendant also ran Tim. ,.o.,,
B~ettIng-Asainst Ma Petite. II to 10; Juliana. q to
j; spanish Princess, AZ TO |; Pendant, l2 TO ].
SECOND RACE.
Purse $500 for three-year- olds; selling allow anoes;
Jacket-ZooIein. ITO wv. MARTINI. 1850. l
A AaSSstI Belm9 ,st,s! ;. 3; Eastern Ray los %tiIewittl g
La Fontera, Heidelberg, Musketeer. Good Advice,
and Hostile also ran
B~etting1AgNinst Green Jacket, even money: East.
fGn to Gay !: La La f 10 i !; nel % tS T So TO i Ad fSSe'' ao to H. i:
Musketeer and Hostile, each D TO /.
THIRD RACE.
Purse $500; for three, year olds; selling allowances;
j, .carrollIs b. c. Lord zeni, by F~onso-Miunie VII.
P. DUNES be. Good Times. ito wv. Martiny ...:.. .
~ BFooksrs b c; Little Buck: lol tNutp...""...s
f'0r''a' and Leila: T TnssI i 10 siso ran
Be%ttingaFlye to ! on Good Times; against Lord
Zeni and Floridas. each 3h to l; Lela's Cuckoo. 10 to
!; Little Buck. 80 TO |.
FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500; for three 'yearold, and upward; PEN
i. u. Baldwin's HernartIiio. 8. by Emperor 81 Nor.
folk-Jennie B., lo2 CHewitt). ......... ...........
Joseph, Murphy's b. c. Bins Binger, 4. ZOE w.
c. ]. nrooks''s' b, h. >Kinsstone, i. io2 (Nuttj..::s
Time. 2:oot.
Betting-Against Bing Riuger, @ to 8; Bernardilo,
Q to ); Halning, AZ 10 |; Kingstone. z to /.
FIFTH RACE
Purse $500; for two-ycarolds; penalties and allow.
ences; Ave furlongs:
E. J. Bsidwin!s Oh. I. La Ventura Hewitt,
W. NJ. wallace's b.. c. High links tBea lchampI..... 8
BeIppnth. Crockett, H~enchman. and Belle OF stock
wood also ran.
B~etting-Aga'ns High links. S 10 5; La Ventura
and Mary Black, each { to /; Rellpunch. @ TO 1:
Crockett, ! to ! Henchman. 80 to l; Belle OF Stock.
wood, 100 to l..
The programme for tomorrow follows:
First Racc-Five furlongs.-Carib, lee; Laudemann.
ie9.; Troll, l22; Bendoran, l2e; Arbitrator. 1879,
Jack Dandy, ll9; DinsmOre. 1879; Sir Gawain. 1881
Chalmers. 1923; InverRry H.. 1872; Gibraltar. l22.
Second Race-One mile .-MaZarine. III; Ace, lo5,
James Monroe. 1903; King Michael 100; BanQuo H.,
100; Mohawk Prince. 90.
Third Race.-Tte Kearney Stakes; all ages: six fur.
longs .-Semper Ego. leg; Clifford, 1926 Hastings,
1872; Draw Lad, lis.
Fourth Race.-One mile and a sixteenth.-Havoc,
1875; Ben Holiday. 1875; Ulysses. Tia; Draw Lad,
l07.
Fifth Race-Five NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., llS; Robair,
Ill; Ciissie b., III; SalNado. III; Huri, los; Mid.
light. 100; Xmas, 100; 7. W. w. 100; La Fonetera,
jacket. %.
Sixth Race-Steeplechase over full course.-ILon.
heart. l6e; Royal Scarlet. 100; Decapod, 14S, Beau.
mont, las; sayonara. 140; Acrobat, 1856.