New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-16
RACING.
,.zrrcENA UPSET THE TALENT IN THE FIRST
RACE AT sARATOGA-TrME BET
TING DEPIORFD

Aug 10 NSpecld).--lt begins 10 look as
~ a days racing could not be run of here with
-. some unpleasant feature to mar IT, Under or
S,nary conditions the sport this afternoon would
have been viewed OF fair merit. but the very
Arst contest put the crowd in bad humor. and the
S,scontent was in evidence during the remainder
n the day. The had dwindled down TO a two
horse affair Azucena and Hurry Burly being the
orlv starters. on form the first named looked
much the better OF the two. and II no surprise
"a find her the favorite in fact. 10 TO- which was
slwsvs obtainable. looked extremely liberal She
mas heavily played, but there were takers for all
che money offered and there was lot OF ii. with
ont cut in the odds. This started a feeling OF
srsnicion. and Spencer's bad ride only added fuel
10 the fame OF discomfort He let Hurry Burly
s,eal away from him the far turn without any
visible effort his part 10 keep up. and his rush
At the end. which came too late. was far from
what one would expect from rider Of his
nsrience The worst feature OF the the
bottinr on the time which permitted. The
layers took 1:ni2 for their msrk. and laid price
under and over that figure Their patronage was
heavy and when the official figures were hung out
o. was found they had guessed exactly-in other
words it enabled them 70 retain both the under
and over There was OF course a howl. for this is
no. the first time their guess has proved exact
Without intending any reflection on the gentle
men in the stand, it Is high time the Jockey CLUB
informs me Metrppotah, tuIi A 80. id a -
time betting must be prompted in me ola usEs it
was the OF a tremendous scandal. and II bids
fair 10 repeat the trouble.
The second race added 10 the woes OF the oettors,
for hardly dozen on the ground had bet on the
~ 10 His trainer Charley" Hill bet s. against
$50 but it was with only little idea OF cashing;
won Ike good horse. Innovator. the fsvorite for
the race had Maher UP, but was in the rear d.
The Westerners pulled off a good hing with
Cahrilo IN the thiro race ana thelr winning va
was ne just got home. Mariu being at his head
hah iuferfprpd with Mariu in
the last sixteenth but for this ne mare must nave
wretchcd start killed the chances Of the best
horses in the fourth race. Judge WardelL who was
Si5e second and Meehanus third Decide crowded
Miss Marion all through the last furlong, yet the
Ire Kensington Hurdle Handicap His victory was
due chiefly to the PATIENCE OF his Tlaer gS
raced 10 pieces ny owens. Forget was beaten az
the end OF mile II looked as II she was IN mo no
way TT for a journey or TWO miles Her DaoK rt
were much dissatisfied with the exhDl5on., Inc
sTaT7 s are Sro i that It viii
one OF the mysteries OF the season 80 s..,r-
ARDS Iod %js0 Dog T P Ta susp s for
for breaking through the barrier IN the secoG rae
SSS vas hurt ~ Brighton is improving so rapidly
that he expects to ride next week. Summaries:
FIRST RAcE-For mares and hies; 800 added special
weights: penalties and allowances one mile
Sydney Page,s ch Hurry Buriy by Rhey%aslte5
G J. Longs Azu2sns 9 .CsDenoer'
s.,.ine-Hurly Burly Is TO 10 out: Azucena- to
10 and out.
STAR good Won driving by half length.
SECOND RACE-For two year cds: 500 added; selling
Five and one-hslf furlongs.
Lee Burridges ch Federalst. BY KAntaEa[Sad33
W PIrsers CHI. FIamora lOl.......... CBulmaTj
B schreioers br. Boundee l04........T- Burns' 3
HanacaPpsr Gales Pirate j. The Amazon "A An gle
Flesting Moments Maple. lnnoyator and L@urea'ea also
Bet,ing-Federast 90 ana % to Flam9Ta to
a <. Ourti e 70 ]
y TO and to / Gales 90 to and 20 70 ! Pirate J.:
Angle. to and to q Fleeing Moments. 70 70 and
h aa4sat SS t? 20 sHi ana az e to ''' " " ~
Start good Won easily by lengths; three lengths
between second and third
THIRD RAcE-ror four year o,ds snd upward: $500
ADDED: special weights: selling One and One-s1-
tenth miles
= oorEieans b. cabrnlo by St sayl9arN 7;.A
1 Men 9fsd Sr 10 Mari years. e. Burns
W Barrick' cA T. sun p 4p aged' 100 oDu'ee'
Bob White. Red splder Trsno and Neares. also ran
Bsi.ins@cabrIno Il q and 70 s; NaTia; to and
10 Il, StS Spi S.are st. 20 to s9' and 8 to
Start good Won driving by . head; . neoh between
second and third
FOURTH RACE-seling $500 added special weights
Five furlong.
O. W. Graydons , G. Judge wardsn. BY Hmyas-7 :,
" IAksiands B. e. Decide aged o.. ..::. Clark 2
westmOre Msshans en- Meshanus. 3 10Y cuTner' 3
Miss Marion winepress, Chivalrou. The Dauphin
Tyrian. Dolly wethoS Our Breezy Utopia. Princess
Marsare, and Pearsan Nicholas was left at the
post
Bettng-Judg. wardell. 8 to ana 2 TO /; Decide.
8 to : and 10 5: MeehanuS 70 / and 10 !: Miss
Marion. ! and 10 2; Winepress 60 70 and 10 10 !;
Chivalrous. 40 and - 10 l. The Dauphin. 100 to
and 40 10 l. Tyran 70 and 70 ?; Dolly Neithof,
4 20 ! and 5. Our Breezy. - 20 ! and Is 20 /;
Ttopla 20 70 / and Princess Margaret. 100 10
and 40 to /: Pearsa. 100 10 and 30 10 !: Nicholas
Is / and 70 l.
Start very poor. Won ridden out by length; same
distance between second and third.
FIFTH RACE-KENsIN GTON HOTEL HURDLE HAN
DICAP: value 5000. Two miles over eight hurdes
: ". Colts b. & BsA Eder. BY Fonso-Workmate'
2 2 Clydes CHI c julius Cesar. l. 40 tspraguel :
Ralph Blacks T. Serper Ego. 4 l4O o
Premier and Forget also ran
Time-2 AZ
Pa,,in4-Rer Eder 10 and 5 TO 2; julius Cesar.
y 20 ! ana TO l. serper Ego 70 and 70 8;
Premier 3 to and even Forget 20 and 4 70 o.
star good Won ridden by two lengths the same
distance between second and third