The San Francisco call., 1899-08-11
JUDGES KISSED
FOR A DECISION
At SARATOGA
The Bachelor Given
q Race.
NOSE AND NOSE AT THE WIRE
CROWD THOUGHT TRAGEDIAN
HAD WON.
Maibert Wins the Lemp Handicap in
a Gallop, Nothing in the
Field Getting Near
Him.
Special Dispatch to The Can.

SARATOGA. Aug l0.-The Lemp handi-
cap was the stake feature of the card at
Saratoga to-day. Bramble Pose and " est
Baden were withdrawn and Long Isle
added. 1t proved only an exercise gallop
for Maribert.
The fourth race furnished the excite
ment Of the day. Tragedian was a red
hot favorite and went to the front and
stayed there to the lower turn, where
The Bachelor headed him. In the run
home Tragedian came again, but sulked
at the furlong and The Bachelor showed
in front. MaheT shook Tragedian up ana
he came. passing under the wire on Such
close terms with The Bachelor that the
public thought Tragedian had won, but
the Judges decided otherwise. Kisses and
groans greeted the going up of the num-
bers. Results:
Five and half furlongs-Oread won. Tar
Hi second, Post Haste third Time, l:Os34
Lelnp handicap. five furIongs-Maribert won,
T5s 3s S'0t'hH"n second N@''Aim third Time
one mile and quarter-The Bachelor Won,
Tragedian second, Adolph Spreckels third
Six turjongs-- Rideau won, Dolly, weithof
second, Ben Hadad third Time l:l6A'
ST. LOUIS. aug. lO-The rain this morning
made the track very heavy at the Fair Grounds
this afternoon. Tom Kingsley and Harry Duke
Two-year-olds. five furlongs-Fox Bard won,
Harry Thatcher second, Peter DuTyea third
selling Six and a half furlongs-Tom Kings
ley Won, Carnegie second, polore third Time,
Selling. six Observation-Disclosures D won, Clar-
audo second, Diser third. Time, 1;1S&.
SIX furlongs-Harry Duke Won. Carlotta Z
second. Sir Eldon third. Time 1:lS.
Mile and seventy yards, seIltng-Aunt Mag
gle won. Guide Rock second, Judge Steadman
Selling six and a half furlongs-Barrisso
won. Belle Ward second, Randazzo third Time'
CHICAGO. Aug 1O.-The feature to-day at
Hawthorne was the brilliant race Of News
gatherer, who carried 1l9 pounds, ran six fur
longs in 1872, and beat Montgomery, Flora
Louise and others. He 80 to l shot. Al
most interesting was the victory OF Boan-
erges in a steeplechase. It was the second time
he had gone over the jumps and as he ran
disappointngly the first time, he was 80 to
shot Chenier. who finished second, was dis
qualified for going out OF the course results;
Four and one-half furlongs-Tildee won.
Irene Hayes second. Aileen Wilson third, Time,
SIX furlongs-LuciIIe Bramble won. Cheese
mite second Peter McCue third. Time, 1:l4
six rlongs-Newsgather won, Montgomery
second. Flora Louise third Time 113la.
Clifton second, Colonel Wightman third.
Time 3:l4lz.
Five furfongs-Unsightly won. Ia Ia second,
Clara Wooley third Time l:0ls+ r-,-
one mile-Serrano won, Maceo second, Fervor
third. Time. 1:4yA.
DETROIT. Aug. 10.-Weather fair; track
fast. Results:
Five and one-half furIongs seIling-Dumbar-
ton won. Looram second. Corans third Time,
FITe-eighths rniles-Iolioco won, Alpaca sec
ond AiIeena third Time. 1:o2A.
one and one-sixteenth miles. selling.Rotter-
dam Won. jim McGibbon second, Highland
Prince third. Time 14SI4.
Five-eighths Of a mile, two-year- -olds-Ad-
Talma third Time. 1:02l+.
Six aad one-haIf furIongs, selIing-Chancery
won. DamOCles second. Jack Carey third. Time,
1.22s..
Six and one-half furlongs. selling-BeguiIe
won. Kalmia second, Juanetta third. Time