New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-17
RACING.
.~orurR POOR PROGRAMME PRESENT
ED TO PATRONS AT SARATOGA
PERRY BELMoNTs COMA
ION WON EASILY.
ION WON EASILY.

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-ha attendance was one Of the best OF ''ie
'' osults they were. II anything. oelo" eA
rec+a,ions for with the starter IN pau ~ ~, -
fayorites running poor races 'ie'e
chance 10 grow enthusiasm ,.u oon
The disappontments began in the opening cor
.,,h ,be defeat of Olea from the stable OF r.
1r,Iord There was really nothing TO pack .hie
erv IN hut rumors. When the money 70 oaCA II"
arst appeared . to was obtainaDie' out We a.,
was on 7 10 10 the best to be iouho' one u'o
Get away we'll and for half mile was 0ioss
enough up to warrant the belief that she ~ou, t
IT. hut when Naher called on her Tor 'he nl's"
there was nothing left and Lady Massey anu D'"'
of Lexington beat her out =,
For the second race. High Degree was cohs'u-
.red a certainty Those who backed her took 10
. 80 tbose who thought the price too short re-
coed 70 bet at all When II came 10 the nnish' "
mas Lady Lindsay first by a length anu ma
Nth Sparrow Wing second. head IN lroi' Vi Us
degree There some humping al 'he "eaH "
she homestretch. for which the latter was ne'u i
.nons,ble and she was disqualified and third money
ror5od IN Csoutchouc The start was poor ana
.o,. asserted II was responsible for the poor snow
,nv n High Degree. The argument VIII not 90
.or snarrow Wing who beat her out was lengths
behind her when the flag was lowered
Nvtb won the handicap. thanks to tommy
ranrne.s clever riding Clonsila whom he just peat
49,, ms clearly the better Of the two, but
OTearv. who rode not only waited too long nut
made a tumble of his finish. TaraL on Charer,uS'
Who finished third also gave an unsatisfactory Iue
This horse has never shown disposition 10 manure
mig weight vet Taral with his 1lt pounos "as haiu
on him the entire distance. racing OH ID itoh WI"
,,,tb who was only carrying ninety-eight POUNDS
cIorian the favorie. was out OF II the en'ie us
rance He is heavy headed brute ana rev OIL tIie
e,nerts expected him 30 be seen at MS Des' VII"
Maher up. =, c.,o.
,rn In the fourth race. and ne must have heen
satisfied with the showing. for ne won d soou W
with ease. Waring set the pace ior HNe iu' 'o"e
then Maher moved UP with Gontalon' ana ne W."
with the greatest ease Sidney Lucas o. "
chance got up in the last stride and peat Nd'ihs
ont Tor the place The betting on the last hanleu
aid not look any healthy, and the s'e"aiuS
should note his future running III,
ossory Of the mighty a 0rn nc have res
fused 500 O for Ossory as SUCKING ne event
posed 10 be the real fa ,n1pS % The race was put
on Al the request Of his trainer Tom heaiS' m1
the stat, money W ,hird on where he finished His
Iordship winning with Cialahsd sTcona3 for be looks
like colt of considerable class. ,,,r,.v candidate
David Garrck p. Lorillsrds Futnti,y w rbacor
yrorxed six furongs this morning IN LID, Nna "
nac the colt from Jimmie Rowe stable ioa "iD iI
the critics have been ctalml,g ow The summary:
.1Rsr RACF-Purse $500: for maiden hlies two years
old selling. Five furlongs -
O r. Hnrs b Lady Massey. by FalsettooMnna1
!, rein ElmoT eS b Belle Of lexington io7 d'e,3sss2
a. hr
Abonts. Olinda Little Veronica Else SKIP ho''n MAJ
and 1oka also ran .r,nA,o2
Bnsdy Massey g de and to to- 10 and SS' ou3
A,Sdn,a 80 10 10 and S to j. oina and TO
little Veronica II 10 and 10 l. Use sKp %s 100
az ., i sDd e 80 J. to 5G = mac 40 ''
Start poor; easily oy three parts OF length same
distance between second and third.
SECOND RACE-Purse s4oo: for three old hlies;
special weights. Five furlongs
J. MclAughln's b f. Lady Lindsey by Sir Modred
N, %S:Sa ~ 70 sparrow wing los spencer
c M' Si.e = ,5y Dos PmSe and HgR Degree
also o,,
e sos % ana a. sga 15
n Ts S.t 10 SnI 10 70 and 70 to + Lady Dora 500 to
and 50 to l. Pmayera, 200 to and so TO i High De
start poor. Lady Lindsay by length and half
from sparrow Wing, who was head in front OF High
Degree The last named disqualified for foulns and
Caoutchouc placed third.
THIRD RACE-Pure. $500; handicap. one and one-six-
teenth miles
F. J. Kettemsn's oh Myth by Kallicra,e'- Para
GS SnH ysSs tsSt - c6 clon.a T. 1902
o. l. Richardson's oh Charenus g. llh. ..GaraD 3
ns to 10 s"d and 10 even c29 Saa i to to
and TO s. Sir Hubert 60 to and % to l. The Devil
s / and 10 2.
start poor Won driving by neck. four lengths be
tween second and third
FOURTH RACE-Purse $500; for year olds: penal
ties and allowances Six furlongs
Perry Belmonts Oh. c. Gonfalon. by -FaArna,
Thompson Brothers ch Sidney Lucas 100. q. HID .
r. Tavor's b. g Waring. H.. IT. Burns
Cross H. Post Haste. Pasig, Jack Telling Sir Guy
and Time Breaker also
Time-1:i54.
Decentralization, and l to 3; sidney Lucas 30
and 10 70 J. Waring. 10 and even; Red Cross u.
and Post Haste 10 3 2 Pasig
60 | and 20 10 !: Jack Telling 20 10 10 |:
Sir Guy, / and ~ Time Breaker. to !
and 20 l.
Start fair. Won easily by length and a half. a head
between second and third.
FIFTH RACE-Purse $500; for uaidens special weights
One mile.
McClelland a. Smiths ch. c His IOrdshp, by Rsyon
dOr-Sallie McClelland yrs, 40 10. (Maher)
J. T. Seagrams oh. Gaahad 3. no.. 90 earyD
w OBJ MacDonough's b. c. Ossory. 3. 10. .Spencer)
Miss Soak curfew and Sadie Southwe also
Time--l:42A.
Betting-Hs Lordship. even and TO 3: Gaahad I 10
and Z TO / 10 SOAK
100 10 ] and Curfew. 100 20 10 l. sadie
Southwell. 100 ! and 20 10 ].
start good easily by length a half: a head
between second and third.