New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-12
RACING.
THE SPORT ORDINARY - LADY
LINDSAY DISQUALIFIED.


LINDSAY DISQUALIFIED.
Saratoga. y Y. Aug II CspeciaD.-The racing
here to-day decidedly ordinary. yet the after
noon furnished incidents I'm numbers sufficient al
most 10 make forget the lack Of life In the sport
The track deep in mud and had II been
~ the regular days the chances that there
would have been long list Of scratches, but
under the conditions Withdrawals on extra days
OF which this one taxed 10 per cent Of the
purse This explains the willingness 10 start
In the opening race. dash OF FIVE furlongs. for
two year Odds. dozen 70 the post with The
Cornthan a decided fsvorite Both horses and
riders seemed intent delay. and a conse-
quence there wait Of thrty-fve minutes be-
fore the flag fell When It did all were in motion
and fairly we'll punched, but Decimal at once set
out at a pace that seemed 10 put the others all
astray Slack who was on him took no chances
OF close finish. and rode him out to the end.
winning by lengths from Little Veronica an
other outsider. who beat The Corinthian neck.
The penalties FOR the delay the post Slack
suspended for a week and Phelan and Clawson
FOR two DAYS. Spencer escaped with A fine Of $50
Mr. Lorillards FLY Gratia killed her chances in
the breakaways
Dan Rice won the second race, and his victory
brought howl from those who study form. on
Wednesday he was beaten off. with Meadowthorpe
one OF those 10 hnish in front Of him. To-day
Meadowthorpe was an even money favorie, bur
when It came 10 racing It was Dan Rice all the
way. The change IN the condition Of the track was
the only excuse heard. and this really no argu-
ment. as he had shown his best form in dry going.
links from the stable Of Barney Schneider. capt
ured the third The good natured Westerner
told mis- friends that the hy would gaop in. and
she did. Turner hurried her some AT the start 70
get a position in front. but once she showed in
the lead II was a OF all over but the shout
ing At the finish she was just salloping four
lengths in front OF Dminutive. who beat Caout-
chouc Sparrow Wing. who suffered al the start,
was close fourth This hlly is due to win
Filon dor judging from the betting. had next
N walkover in the fourth race, but ne was
crowded into the rail on the first turn by Lady
Lindsay. and the ground he lost certainly ended
any chance he might have had Lady Lindsay
after the humping made the running and won IN
gallon by a length and half from Donald BAN
Spencer Filon doris rider lodged claim or FOUL
against the winner. and the stewards allowed II.
II was hard money for the hllys hackers TO lose
for there is question but what she "ouio nave
won in a true run race.
Premier had little difficulty in winning the
steeplechase. He clearly outclassed the others ana
his price II 10 10 looked extremely liberal Becky
Rolfe unseated her rider just after passing the
stand for the first time He chung TO her bride
until she stopped then remounted and finished
fourth The stewards OF the National hunt ana
Ss 16sV approved Of the suspension OF
Jockey McInerney by the Brighton officials but de-
c T9d i sos ar spent the afternoon the track
He looked over John E Maddens string ne mar
an offer for the two-year-od Prince OF MeLooq IN
which was declined c. Fleischmanns Sons nave
sold DR. Eichberg to L. V. Bell The summary
FIRST RACE-For maiden two year dds purse s''o'
special weights. allowances. Five furlonss
" C. DAYS b { Decimal b. FidilesticNs-pecoy'
il2 70 Slack I,,,is veronica io7 CTurneri..
q Wbite,s en- The Corinthian. Us % Iearyl
Lens Isle La yE9 HfTSeT M5naco Prince and
Macon also ran. - ION
:, to and TO- t. The corinhian 70 and to ;.
Long Y TO and 70 Ia Tess - ~ 70 and
70 % 70 4 Knight Bannerst and 20 Monaco
Pine i5o to and 81 TO l. Macon 80 to ana 10 10
start fair Won hidden out ~ :" ''"1'
between second and third
-, p Sailing. prrs. $500 one and on--six-
u.yman & Franks oh Dan Rice. O' HanOyeT-Js''.
{rs so 10, N soHs b. Meado~tharpe 8. los
Turner 5d.1, b. c ransest 3 az CR. Lewis
Han"'' also rme.1.5o,a, y.,,out,o-D.
po,.,o-Dan Rice 5 10 and 20 o. MsadgT TaT
wen and out stransest 3 TO ana w.
80 20 'na NO We, ridden out by lengths. ten
length. between second and third
rt5rpn PACE-For three old lilies purse Sfo''
selling Five and one-half furionss
r schrebcrs b links by A'"rt-H0oo'o' turner
] eLeugan; Dim 5Saac }g' MaSar
soar TS,'' Wing T. 6essa Isle also ran
4 and 10 8. LInlIlutle -
= 80. Caoutchouc TO and 10 o, sparrow N.is
~. and 10 Oleska. 10 70 and 10 J. queen ls'7'
800 10 ! and ~ 70 i ,., 49,.
Gar, moor Won easily b. foIr lengths lehS'" anu
a half between second and third.
FOURTH RACE Handicap for all ages purse S'o' 0"'
mile.
r u smiths ch c Donald Balm. by strathmoreC1
Giadness 3 yrs, los n 49, y" - -Ha
p T Wilson ms ch & Filon dor. B. ~" Spencer
7 NcrAIThlin's b. z LADY Lindsay g. ~ ..'''Nyap
=" Time -.
Lady Lindsay finished first. but was disqua"e1 '''
fouling. Ptor d'Or II
n 20 and out: Lady Lindsay . 70 ana 20 D.
start good Lady Lindsay won easily ~ Iehs'h WI"
r,o,atd Rain eight lengths In front Of Ftlon d'Or
FIFTH RACE-Handicap; purse 500 one and one
half miles hurdles.
+ MeIaushn's Oh. h. Premier by Sir M9dredC
y y CTyde's en- r. Julius Cesar. T. las tsprague)
I, r pssr5's on e Article 8. 1913 tMclnerneyJ
Rackv Rolfe and Sanger also ran
p''A' '--'' Tme-257
t,...,.r r-ar.r II 10 10 and out: Julius Cesar 10
and . 10 s. Article TO and ! 20 2 Becky Koie ~
- I'D q 70 sanger ~ 20 and 10 70 !
start good easily by eight lengths same distance
between second and third.