New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-19
RACING.
GOOD FIELDS AT sARATOGA-HAND1CAP
WON RY THE DEVIL.

GOOD FIELDS AT SARATOCIA-HANDlO|n
WON BY THE DEVIL
Saratoga. Aug. IS (speciaD.-For of day the
racing was lively. The fields were OF fair proper
4,ons and even calbre. The speculation was DISK
and some keenly fought contests were seen Au-
Gus, Belmont chairman Of the Jockey Club arrived
mere to-day and spent busy afternoon IN consui-
tation with his associates Nothing official was
given out but IL is understood that one OF the SUD-
sects considered was the question Of accepting Ed
Corrgans entries for all Eastern tracks. 1t Is be-
,ieyed by many that he will be restored to ful
privileges although he does not deserve to be re-
stored.
The stewards announced that the entry OF Dan
Rice would be refused in future on the ground OF
inconsistent running The Devils victory IN the
handicap caused much talk. In his race OF Wednes-
day The Devil was beaten almost sixteenth OF
mile. 1t is true ne got away poorly but ne sho"eo
no speed and beaten out by Sir HUBERT, VINO
also had a poor start. To-day hs beat good helo
an fas, time Mr.. Vosburg, who dictates as stew
ard as well as Handicapped. must have been misled
over the race, for he let him in with nine POUNDS
less weight It is possible that the official eye was
In
The westerners pulled off avgood thing with
Brigade in the first race Itisfeported thaI tte
owners of the horse were warned away from ths
Harlem track recently for hs,peeuar runnns alI
He virtually led throughout, and won IN gaiIop'
General Mart Gary third The latter was inter
feTed with twice. but had no chance OF Oea''e tio
dust why Knight Banneret should have been favor
Ste for the second race Is beyond sowing. AZ !he
outsiders, winning with Fleeing Moments second
and Golden sceptre $50 TO chance tId oaI aT b
fore a fuTlong had been TgR 1t may o have been n
Maher had one Of his "antcipaton rights ..,..
The third race was The Devils. lie was heay,Iy
plaved and won a good race after the best ilnlsh
Of the day. Beau Ideal was second. MeadowthoIps
third and Adoph spreCkess f04rth c MaIa
are there will be change Of riders the next time
Wo 'ir had things all his own way in the
fourth race. He bowed tendon after his last race
not B 6esn able @PG d6 much % him since he
costly for ne led all the way and won with great
Aipen completed the list Of winners He made
ali the running and won as he pleased He ran in
Dan Rice was in The ruck Throughout and this,
with his recent acrobatic performances brought
fhe ruling TO refuse his entry hereafter: ,,,. .
start in the fourth race with Maurice. The exodus
10 Sheepshead Bay has begun, and by Monday
3 half the stalls on the track will be vacant.
FIRST RAcE-Purse $780, for three year Ods. Seven
furlongs.
H. r.. Bredey.s ch c Brigade by Hayden Ed wards
" SP Msnn pS 70 Co.'S B. Exit ioi oisheT
J. r HitehcoeFS b. G Gsn. Mt Cary laf'
caiatbee Alice Misc. I%ando Dolly welthon comp.n
Hailon ShyslTous aSd osJ T e'9 ran Exit 30 to and
General Mart Cary e d 10 and and to G Ca
ando e. to ana Is / Dolly weithOr 10 TO and to
snS fP }o osa 1yo 40 40 10 ana and nd 10 to l.
Start good. Won easily by a length and half; six
fergths between second and third.
SECOND RAcE-For maiden two-year-olds; purse $500
Five furongs.
Baker Gentry's b. T. Little Veronica. by Jim Gore
j. , j. MccS af@ CO l. Fleeing Moments
etensico Stables ch Golden sceptre, 1ol DsOmanenD
Aibonita Royal J. H. Sloan Grats and knight
Banneret also ran.
Be,,ins-IAttle Veronica II to / and to l. Fleeing
@OTept 10 'sd 70 and S0S TO sSsRs RSa s
and even LIS sloan srsr 10 and N, 20 S to Ga IL to
Start good Won easily BY three lengths; a head be-
tween second and third
THIRD RACE-Handcap; FOR all ages: purse $500 One
mile and a quarter.
81 II TSnna's ch & Beau Ideal G. io6 ..... (Turner,
s. " schorr & sons b. h. Meadowthorpe. D. Ill.
Cr Burns)
Aaoph sg5ecNsl. HoEaId Mann Bon 1no also ran
sSs to ): MsadGwthoT and to Tea AdolpS
C 70 l. Bon mo. to and II to 5.
Start good. Won driving by length head between
second and thhd
FOURTH RAcE-Purse $500: selling One mile
C. Fleasehmann's Sons b wOlhurst by ventilator--
". n BsrricR's b. h Maurice aged. lii. Wupee} 5
winepres. Sister Alice. Cathedral Beana, Mari,i Near
and Mancs q snd to W EsaS
ana 20 81 Sister Alice 40 10 and II 10 L. Cathedral
TO 1 and to j. Beana 20 ! and 10 /: Mariti TO /
and j. Nearest 60 TO and 20 to 4 Frohman. 90 to
ana 20 10
Start good Won eeleverly by length and half half
D length between second third.
FIFTH RACE-Purse 500; selling One mile
DeipleI & Farrelrs CHI C Apen by Sir Di1On-AlPens,
% years % tWilson)
H. Gibsons oh. The Star Of Bethlehem, T. 100.
(CogsweiD 3
Time-1 An
Bsrdella, Dan Rice and Ben Hadad also ran.
Betting-Alpen. 20 and 10 8: Myth TO / and TO
o: The Star Of Bethlehem 30 and 20 Bardea to
and to o. Dan Rice IS 10 and 10 S; Ben Hadad 10
10 I and 4 to
Start good. Won easily by lengths; three lengths
Between second and third.
SARATOGA ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY