The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-08-27
SARATOGA FORM WINNING,
NAVY coon THIS6s FROM THE SPA
GET THE MONEY.
Lady nrartas Piays with Hsr Opponents In the
Autumn Maiden stakes-Bernardnle's Del
phIn stnLes-La Goietn, Bromo, ReiunE
and nep Ranr Are the Other WtnnerS.

phin stnLes-La GoIetn, Broms, ReimaT
and Res Eaer Are the other Winners.
For many years shrewd, smart observers OF
Saratoga form have made money by playing the
horses which have taken part In the meeting at
the Spa or have been reouperating at Horse
Haven, and tho wisdom OF the practice was APP
parent again yesterday at Sheenshead Bay,
Bernardilio and La Goleta OF Lucky Baidwin's
stable, August Belmont's Lady Marian. Lewis
Emore's Bromo, and g.. 4. Smiths Belmar. all
OF whom have been up the country, winning
their respective races. 1t was the second day OF
the Concy Island Jockey Clubs autumn meet
ing and more than 5000 persons wero In at
tendance. The weather was perfect, and tho
track, while slower than usual, was perfectly
safe and free from mud.
The reports from Saratoga concerning the
forward condition OF Lady Marian were not
false. Mr.. Belmont handsome hlly was q most
pronounced favorite for the Autumn Maiden
Stakes at Ave furlonss, and the talent eagerly
accepted 8 TO 2 on at the close OF speculation.
Fonsayannah was second choice. with 25 10 l
Arquebus. tho Oneck Stables Futurity csndl.
date, which Doggett pulled up when he saw
Previous left at the post When the flag fell
in yesterdays stake Lady Marian few to tho
front and fairly smothered her opponents.
Hewitt was looking around all through tho
stretch, and when the Oily passed tho wire she
was simply romping. Arquebus beat the balance
without much trouble. while third money went
to Fonsavannah, a colt that Is improving every
time he runs.
Good Times was considered capable OF win
ming tho Dolphin Stakes for three-year-olds at
one mile and Il furlong without much trouble.
and at post time z to 8 was the best figure that
could DO had against Pat Dunne's wcll.named
son OF Remington and Famine. John Z. Mad
A.nta an p.rtll-. .ll.l - tla La ,na,,..t
was second choice at 8 70 /. with Imperator
next In demand at B 10 l. Imperator was
squeezed back to last place at the start BY Der.
nardillo trying to run out. and Thorpe was dis
appointed when he tried to get up next the rail
on the first turn. In the meanwhile Orion and
Bernardilio were racing away in front at a merry
clip. They set such q warm pace that Willie
Martin was at work on Good Times half o
mile from home. Thorpe was repeatedly dis.
appointed on lmperator during the early stages
q the contest, and then TO crown II all he let
SAests Martin on Bernsrdillo ,outride hun at
the rnish; Twenty yards from the wire Impera.
tor had his head In front and Thorpe quit
driving. bernardillo, who Is out Of that great
old mare Jennie D., the dam Of many winners,
hung on under punishment, and Martin, getting
up in the very last strides. won By a nose. Orion
was a far third. The stewards questioned Thorpe
InHIs,y, out II I've Mas ,S surely e q case e 81 sa' 5sS fSlE s sa;
Mr.. Galway, for lmpcrator showed that he was
pounds tho best horse in the race at the weights
,Rodermond and Royal Rose carried the bull of
the money In the opening dash, long prices be,
summer Sea going to the post al 90 to / Ro-
dermond made play from the start. with Bromo
close up and the others pretty, we'll punched.
Hanweil moved up at the head of The stretch
and looked dangerous for a moment, but when
the test came it was Bromo, at 20 and 80 to !,
mond is none too game. and when II came TO a
hard drive he retired gracefully in favor OF the
gclding. which won by a length and a half. Ro-
lgrMOl1. George RDSe. and ROYAL Ruaa fDl-
lowed. heads apart, IN the order named.
Belmsr was fayorite at the good price Of 2 to
and many members Of the talent selected come.
thing to beat the gray four-year-old. The West
ported, WHO the liShtWeiSht Miss FIN, wa,
Hoo neglected y any means; Csyaiero and
where the latter had, enough, and gave way to
Peat and Free Advice. Sloan moved on tho
wide at tho head OF the stretch. II was a
drive all the way home, with Belmar nrst BY
a neck, while cavAlero beat Free Advice
hal q lensth for second money. Peat was q
Handpress. the supposedly real good thing for
turity course. performed nlserably. La Gole,a.
the running and finished nseks apart in the
a lair third. The winner is a California si1S
which performed well, at Saratoga, whore ste
yesterday, MArito Is not moro than fourteen
hands high and Is considerable OF q race nag for
her size. Handpress was beaten half q dozen
Damien, with Taral up. was favorite TO land
the purse offered for the concluding dash at one
mile and q sixteenth over the turf course, s 10 s
being the fSuge against him at the close OF spec
Tins. Even The three.yearold Tsomas Cat, az
Weight f2F aSe, boat the fayorite for second
beaten of. The p~ertornan9es OF Damien and
Haphazard wore doietuL. Tod Sloan refused TO
ride Damien, believing that the horse hadhnd
lnn nnHh ANNn nf "A 4 SIlp Vbn 4 llNry
FIRST RACE
For al ages; by SuescIiption of go each. with
' s5SS As s1s iat Of Which ,hdiaen n, s6;Y 20 second and t'O TO
l. ELTorelslch; g. bromo. 3. BY Bramble-Jewe H.
J. i. Rogers b. c. Rodermond.' 8. lis JTarali :
Roysl Rose, sAuie cucqaOt, Hanweii, and summer
70 s. s'e sssIss soss. 4 : to 7: sall : e oi Il; SSSsl Is Be-; e Il i,
Bromo. go to /; Hsnweu and Summer sea, sach 90
SECOND RACE.
Autumn Maiden stakeG So. zoos for two yearolds,
guaranteed cash value o.. 600. OF which $3.50 to sec.
ond and 500 70 third; last nve furionCs Puturty
August Relmoa.s Oh. I. Lady harlan. by imp. RAyon
T On g Stab stIG!e.s b. Z; A.SSsDus, llg Sposgst,l:." 9
,Danforth. olney. LAudrmAnB, and Yankee sam
also ran.
Be;tIng-Five 70 Q on Lady Marian: azains, Pon.
savannah. 2 TO J; LaudemAnn and Yankee sam. each
10 10 II ArQueous, 20 TO ]; Danforth, 30 70 /.
THIRD RACE
Handicap for threc.year olds aud upw ard, nv sub
scrtption OF No each. with $500 added. OF which Sla5
to 30 ond AID t75 To third; one mile:
q. L. smiths gr. A. BelmAr. q, by Belvedero-Adele
z. Frazer oh. 9, cavsiero, 8, lcs sh.rrerj::
Bromley 4 Co's b. h. Pre- Advice. 5. Iio cTaraD.... 3
Dutch skater, skate, Peat, Cromwell. and Miss Prim
also ran.
Time, i:4l 10.
Betting Against Belmar. 2 70 l; Peat. 8 to II Free
Advice and Miss PT.n- each z 10 l; Cromwell and
GayGiero. each 8 to !; Dutch Skater, 10 TO Il skate.
30 to l.
FOURTH RACE.
The Dolphin StAkeS OF 81. 900: for three yearolds.
of 500 each; guaranteed value 81, 600. OF which SS50
70 the second and $3.50 to the third; one mile and a
furlong;
E.. J. Bnldw!n's b.; g., Bernar iillo: by Emperor OF
Sorfolk-Jennie D., l0b III, Martini 1
James Gaiwa avs br. c. Imperator. los fThorpe)....,. z
Bromley 4 Co. CHI Q. CrioL, los Giewttt. ...'.,.. 3
Good Times, Lady Mitchell, and Partr.dge also ran.
Time. 1888 40.