New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-15
RACING.
LIGHT FIELDS OF ORDINARY CALini'-1
sARAToGA-sTEwARD 1NVEsIl'AiN
Mr.DOWTHORPE's RUNNING.

c,pAroGA-sTEWARD INVESTIGATE
MrADowTHoRPE's RUNNING.
a. :, fs,oc,an.-The racing here to-
80 go Tho same old story OF light heids OF oe-
,dedlv ordinary cabre. The fact that II was CIV
~ the extra" days seemed to be the eNo"s ~
the absence OF class The truth Is 'na' nv -.
MON are utterly Indifferent 10 the soi' VI 800
they furnish They are here 10 res, up ar, IN. 80
ready for what Is 20 come at Sheepsheao Day i"'N
- ord no,hlng will induce a change or plans
The hookmakers had drawing FOR posiuo"s 10
dav and forty-two started 10 work reto'u io'
,he track Few Of this number found me business
they expected FOR although the cro"d was "'e
short priced favories failed 10 temp, wv '
ior,v and the result was some lively bidding for
customers. ,. 4,
The feature Of the afternoon was the victory OF
Meadowthorpe in the third race II was one 81 the
most glarlng cases Of inconsistent running ta' my
meeting has furnished. comparison OK MS receH'
races makes form deusion and snare The stew
ards evidently take the same view OF II that the
public does for an investigation was at once
started which may bring trouble to some one
Owners trainers and Jockeys were examined In
the search FOR evidence, and the case is still under
consideration.
Mai a hlly from the stable OF 5. Sanford & Sons.
won the opening race The general opinion seemed
10 he that the race WAS made for her. II it was,
plans materiazed. for she was in front there
abouts the entire Journey and in good style.
with Exit second and Belle OF Troy third. Halo.
who completed the field. found the journey too far
Dunblane was favorte for the second race but
the betting did not indicate any great confidence
among his admirers and the odds declined The
winner turned up in the California colt Tar Hill
He made his running and won with some
thing to spare Decimal beat Post Haste out for
second money II looked as II the latter suffered
from some interference in the last furlong. but
claim Of foul was lodged Dunblane seemed
20 be suffering from attack OF the slows.
Blueaway was a decided choice in the third
race, and for mile II looked as II his hackers
final drive proved too much for him. and he
beaten by head. with Beau Ideal third. The
Kinnikinnic was voted easy money for the handi-
cap and 1t proved the good thing that had been
homestretch then came on and won in clever
fashion. St. Clair was kept busy beating Sky
Guiden completed the days list of winners He
made all the running and really won handy,
the homestretch. He runs like sluggard Myn-
G was Was Sssond AND as d ad
for this, for he deliberately pulled up He was
fined 800 for this and suspended day for his
part Of the affair II is reported here here that w p
of his yearlings to Tod Sloan. 10 be shipped TO
ENGLAND The reserved colt Is 5: a. brother to sunny
cenpy Turner did d. not ride today as he is on the
sick list. The summarizes:
FIRST RACE-Purse $500. for three year old FLIES
s. Sanford & Sons b T. Mai. by Medder@csprinsz :,
T " e Ma Nan cos Exit, iii.. ah. :
J. +. McDonald's CHI +. Belle Of Troy. Ill III Evans 3
Time-l;4ss.
to and 10 s;. Exit Hail. to snS sI 10
start poor Won ridden GU, by length; two length.
between second and -~,rd
SECOND RACE-Purse 800 for two year olds; selling
furiongs
r W Pur.er.s ch c Tar TIL, by FL RIG R.,
W & DAYS b T. Decimal eo............J psiyi .
O. L. Richardss h. 9. Post Haste as. H lewis 3
The Rush Dunblane Miss Dede and Barney F. also
.sg s 20! h.s,t 70 10 ana .aS Fl. R 10
T. to p and and 10 10 nnn9 Bs4:y to s9d and % to
fair. Won easily by a length and half; head
between second and third.
THIRD RACE-Pur-e 500; selling One and one eighth
}. W shor SOM h MeadowthorD., by Ka st
= H. Hsnnas ch g Beau deal g. ics -. jBuimsn} 3
Henwel also nan -s 60.
eettinr- Nieadowthorpe to and even Bu.away.
II 70 % and out Beau Ideal 10 and 10 8: Hanvell
90 to / and 20 10 L
Start good Won driving by a head a length and a
half between second and third
FOURTH RACE-Purse $500. handicap. Seven furlongs
T. J. Heaiey's b h. Knnisinnic. by Candemas FlIb-
- her,isbbet yrs. 1l6 70. ..,.;..,.:;. Spencer /
= l. hollancs b. T. scraper, 3, 100. .(Bumanl 3
The star Of Bethlehem Cronsills Or. Nembula and
Ben isdsd also
Time-1:2Sx.
Rettng Kinniknnc 10 and 10
and 10 3. Sky Scraper. 3 n and to I The star
~ Bethlehem. 30 10 and 10 Clonsilla % TO and
20 /. Or. Nembu.a ~ to l and 10 l. Ben Halad.
s 10 and T. o.
start good. Won handiy by length parts Of a
length between second and third
FIFTH RACD-Purse s4Oo; for two year ods special
weights Five furlongs
J. 2 Maddens Oh. Gulden, by spendthrift-Taran-
tela lN2 n. tMaher) !
y. !. Resans br. c. Mynheer. by Governor Foraker
Fraulsn 1902 Kuhn,
=. pavldsons br Q. Frandoo iO2 .......(T Burnsl 2
la Vega. Monometast and Kickembob also ran Her
1sdyshp left a. the post
Time OK.
Betting-Gucen. II 20 20 and out Mynheer 10 10 l
and 70 @ Frandoo ] and 20 3: la Vega 100 n /
and 20 T. Monometallist. 100 and 20 10 l. Kick
embob. IA and u 20 J. Her IAdyship 9 10 / and
10 3
poor. Won cleverly by three quarters Of length
q length between second and third.