New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-22
RACING.
TIVE sTrEpr,ECHAsE AT SARATOGA RE
SUITED IN CERTAIN OWNERS AND
TRAINERS BEING DISCIPLINED.

TRAINERS BEING DISCIPLINED.
saratoga. " Y Aug 81 (speciaD.-A steeplechase
over the short course was the wndup OF a poor
afternoons sport. To quote one old timer u was
"the most vicious OF the many bad looking aialrs
of this sort that been furnished In years. ana
A. argues strongly for a complete doing away win
this class Of races" There were seven s'aruers.
but at the first jump Mr.. StofeL Becky f'oiie anu
Three Forks came to grief. McAulne the Fioer
~ Three Forks getting the worst Of the mxup as
~ dielocated his shoulder. Article, Populist Red
-Esckle and Mr.. Dunlap were left TO continue inc
s,ruqqla Noxley the rider Of Populist, gentIy
eld off after clearing the sixth jump ana 'heh
The farce was reduced TO three. Article was III
front Red Hacke second and Mr.. Dunlap '"'u'
and in that order they finished.
The stewards took the general view mat the
race was not honest and they promptly an
nounced that C. W. Permission the owner or MT
Dunlap; "Ren" Pope. his trainer. and sou'hwooo'
the rider; with NJ. J. Maloney. owner; John NIXON,
trainer. and Moxey. rider Of Popuhst' were ruleu
OF the course Messrs. Vosburg and Nolan the
Stewards made this finding after questioning the
two riders.
The stewards ought to have asked some search
ing questions about Mariti, who won the tnru
race The last time she she finished eighth
in field CT ten. To-day she won In a eahop
Reversas o., form of that sort call for ofhciai
probing
Lieutenant Gibson, generally considered one OF
The best two-year-olds in the western DIVISION
won the chief contest the days caro- He was
n little unruly in the and II was oecloeoIy
fortunate victory as Pttsburg Pills colt Colonel
Roosevelt WHO as usual. slow to get under
way came with great burst OF speed IN the
homestretch and would certainly have beaten
him in another nifty yards. GALES " 10
The opening affair went to the favOrte, Marito
with Nearest second ana MISS so9K op tba second
race The tip that went abroad was that she was
was inst away to very bad start vet tho end
class With an even start the latter would have
won easily .,,.,
MsrKein IS said 70 have bet Hcs three Ways op on
her at ten, two and even. pet OF ms soit
after her last race s Gpke caT The coors Of C. H.
Smith. who bid her up 500 over her entered price
1t is sincerely hoped that change Of handlers
Will bring change OF habits Tor this mare naa
decidedly unsatisfactory reputation at Ne"-OrIedhs
'a svdnev Paget denies the rumor that he has
gagged Sloan TO ride for Mr.. Whitney next season
paget and Eugene Leigh has been declared off. and
The money which was to go with Clawson as a
bonus has been returned Turner's suspension may
of its continuing was ended by Clawson's refusing
TO consent 10 the Arrangement. 1850 =, c,..to
+. Hogan has purchased the two-year-olo 'ra'a
The stewards Of the Jockey Club will i hold
that some ne business Of importance to the entire
racing world IS to he transacted
FIRST RAcE-Purre s4OO for mares; special weights
H. T. Grfn's b. f. Mario, by volante-Maori' yrs;
G. 'I S,a ~ b Nearest i. los (spence
NJ j. Days en- Mus sax sd Os sadie snIibwen also
Tirne-1154.
Be,ting-Msrto. even and 10 2; Nearest ~ and
Miss Soak. 70 TO and 70 i cutfew SO 70 snd
Well 100 t, tI ! and Is toi.
start fair Won easily by length; six lengths BE-
tween second and third
SECOND RACF-Puse Sam: FOR year-old hnles: al
lowsnces. Five furlongs
BAKER & Gen,rys Nr. Anna BAN. by KinE;ton-
G I'M: b. II LADY Massey 100 90 i bSs
MaSIS! o! iu0gS 9 Rtssds os
ssa P R and sn5 Lay Ia r Ms:'fY
500 ana and o q 70 G9G IN TO 10 and s to E skip
Start very poor. Won diving by half a length four
lengths between second and third
THIRD RAoE-Purse S'oo selling. One ard ons-sir-
tenth miles
j. ,J J. Na5klstns hr T. Mariu. by HndooMary Nc
TTaR 4 Browne S b h Essea s ils Tarsi
i''a'a' and ponineeT r, Sso I I'ss.,
B BE q SUN n Il to s and to s. Ess ard
to s: Donte S 20 TO ana Snd $ to lAn0o TO and
Start good Won easily by three lengths four length.
between second and third.
FOURTH RACE Purse. s4oo handicap; for ,wo-y.ar-
olds Six hirlongs
son~sophie Hardy 122 n @ T1ar>. - W. 1onn-
G. T. smiths Oh. c. Colonel Roosevelt, 100 (Sims
Edward kelly'g hr g Cales. los tMcCUel ......... 2
Tar Hill Angle Post Haste, Sydney Lucas Pas,g ana
1sstll also 80 o'4
Time-115
Betting Lieutenant Gibson 70 2 and even: Colonel
Tar Hill. TO and to ]. Angle IS to @; Post Ha,,s
80 70 and IL 10 J. sydney Lucas 6 to / an5 ,n T.
1asig. u 10 and TO l; Esti. 10 10 / ana TO / -
Start poor. Won driving by a length; same distance
between second third.
FIFTH RACE Purse 500. s,ssnis,b.,.. u,
course
N. u. Boards oh. Article. BY Rossirston--R.,.v
irCh o years. l64 D..
D. r. Clydes b. m. Red Hackle g. 1872 .'' tsnrssns1 .
& W. Fenns'ons Oh. &. Mr.. Dunlap, aged I47
pooL,. po,,. MI. ,. tSouthwood) 8
also ' anu MI Stonel
Time o4n.
Beting-Article Z o . ana 10 a. R.t 1JacL,. c q.
! and 20 L. Mr.. Dunlap 7 20 and 10 =. az
''oie 80 10 and j TO l; Populst II 70 and even.
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