The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-17
rHrrr FRosr WINs THE sTAKn
RhInelandar the Only winning Fayorito ct
s~aratogn-TwO for Sloan.

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saratoEn-TTo for sloan.
SARATOGA, Aug. 18-To-day's threatening
weather did not affect the attendance any. The
sport was good, but Rhinelander. In the closing
event, was the only favorite to score. The fea-
tnre was the Citizens and Merchants Stakes,
which was won by the 8to 1 chance, White
Frost, who beat the ~favorite. Poetess, half a
length in a drive. There was a delay OF half an
hour at the post, which was due principally to
Poetess, who acted badly. and thus hurt
her chances. Col. Tenny won the first
race by three-parrs Of a length from
Rorsterer. Lillian Belle, the ~favorite. should
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won easily. In the last race. Rhinelander was
the choice. and Sloan kept him well up to The
Summary:
FIRST RACE.
Purse. $500. for tvo-yearolds; selling allowances;
). %cIsuehiin's Oh. {. Col. Tenny. by Template.
@. t ESderSoSp 5ai b. J! S 9. Roystcrcr, liz dryinTy.
Op Iost f fine. u; darrSSbrssns, SSidiViS. iEiiGoGiys
msni' and sochon Sl Tf1 5Sn i,os.
~BetHne-Fiye to / against Col. TennE, Z 70 2
i TisTun, & TO / darrs6rsnt. 10 TO / vSldivia, 50 toI
Rhodymenia, 90 TO 1 Beckon.
SECOND RACE.
Purse s4ooi for threetyear-old Allies; non-winning,
MSoSsg Z & SstSn rSsfSS 5. !. BardellA. by The Bard
J, TE sn hsf:l !, 4 I III ST b slSsP 100 iiGclliv:Gni::.:;"::;aa
EnEeman 4 wilkinson's oh. {. Margaret Jane. 100
'D0sSe'p' Time. iise.
Betting-Thirteen to 10 against BardellR, 9 tob
Lillian Belle, o to / Margaret Jane.
THIRD RACE.
Purse 1900; for three-year-olds and upward;
aeliing; penalties and allowances; one mile and
j, ssredsno's b.. {. Millstroam. s..by %ouichlimo-,
III oss ssE r r g Dr. .G 3. joe Miller, aged. ioi ii. SLOAN 3
i, ,Wopds'sc Cd. Q. RAppShAnnock. 8, 1oS DoEgetb 8
valid also ran Tina. a,o,,
,B~stting.Fiys to 2 AGAINST N MillstrSsam, 8 to 8 Joe
FOURTH RACE.
The Citizens, and M5erUhHnts' sssto S:I e handicap AM cap
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Z Esq 3. s 3 raaEs' ! &c sen %. s.! e9 Z: White \ hhHis,o Frost. 4. by 1ro-
u Tal hS1R ssSs. $ os b. b. {; r Sssissit, I I. 49, Iga q Dd saSsR}.::.::S
E't''' and s'mp0F Ti hSS H 1:Ss 5sn'
p1 s%s.tanE + e 5 br. e e. i asal9 : t T ! hstso r'q 8 10 Z Z s t. 8
Purse e4Oo; for two:year-oldg;. $500 added, Of
j. Msdden's b. Q. RhinelAnder. by Bramble-
W. !. Barrett aag s. S. C. sl aiiee, io77 IiDoeGett. ..""..:.55
Oneok Stables b. Q. armament, ITO CTaraD. .."...3
Bette Gray. Interferer, st. Lorenzo. Piccola and
Lady Lindsay also ran.
Time, 1:14h.
BettinE-Five to 4 ON Rhinelander. 4 to / against
Hilee. 8 to / Armament, 8 to I Bette Gray, 8 to In.
~terferer and 81. LorenEa coupled ~ Keene entry, so
TO 1 Piccolh, 100 to l Lady Lindsay.
The entries for to-morrow's races are as
follows:
First Race-For two.year.old hlles; Ave and a half
urlonRs-Anagram t19: Freak, ia; Ef1e Ainslie,
ia; Water Cir, i1%i Gold Mine. ia; Anitra. 1l4;
Second Race-For threeeyear-olds and upward;
six furlongs-Organ Pilot, 1l5; Hurns, ll6; Tyrian,
400; Flo W, 1O7; Roundsman, 11o; Marsian. 115:
Saratoga, 104; Nearest. 1O4.
Third Race-For thEee-ysarolds and over; ono
mile and a., a 44na1 1sier as. TO- Inc lo' ia KNIGHT aSMc or t1e
VI.
Fourth Race-For three-yearolds and upward; six
and one-half urongs-Charentus 113; Judge War
dell, 80; Hampden, Io4; Florence. 1oA; Marian.
LOT; Damocles, 10T; Nearest, %.
Fifth Race-For two-yearolds: FIVE furlongs-Hop
Scotch, 1oT; A. N. b.. 1o7; specialist, 1oS: Semi
colon. 112; Sol, 1o7; Menu. 1o4; Rec Mitchell, III;
Flavius, 118.