New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-11
RACING.
THE BACHELOR. TRAGEDIAN AND ADULT
sPRECKELs FURNISHED AN EN-
CITING FINISH.

CITING FINISH.
s.-otoco n Y. Aug 10 (SpeciaD.-The racing
,era today was not OF the sort 10 en'huse ~
with bright skies and dry track II might na,0
been IN keeping with the earlier days OF 'he "eeh
-. ho,,ars which fell during the greater part
80 +ha afternoon seemed to dampen spirits ana inc
several contests were decided without tne u'uo'
d,snIay Of interest. The only break III 'he sio
CANA after the fourth race. II came IN the form Vi
80, ~ Kisses over the official place There
were only three starters In the race Inc bao"o'O
Traeedian and Adolph Spreckels All three W.
hoo,,i,v nIaved and when they passed the hhlshihs
line they were so close together that none oul ''o
Judges could really decide which mao Won iine9
dian had a neck the best OF II three Jumps A,U'''
the end but he appeared to be suihihs' anu
bachelor seemed to nose him out In the last sIiue'
When the numbers were displayed thefe was INC
srol chorus from the losers. but those inchhea 10
no fair were prompt to disapprove OF IT, Inc
nlacing was beyond all question correct
The one fixture of the card was for two-year-
II was named for firm OF brewers ""oSe uoiia
ton in addition TO the purse, was huse sem
The winner was Maribert, the FlelschniahhS u
turiv candidate. If to-day's showing Is the pest
no IS capable Of his chance for the big race can DC
ignored for he was in with bad lot ana oh'y
won by a neck, after start In whch seEerda %
,no "danrerous'' ones were all but out OF It, The
fact that he was conceding the others lou OF
weight fails to excuse the showing "A hhe'y
u,,t,,ri,v candidate would have won the race IN a
gaop. , 80 al,
Dread was first of the days winners anu III
though the price against her was shorl o"e' -
nroved most liberal, she won In Impressive s'!'e'
Maher hurried her some in the first furlong 10 se'
= noei,ion but after she had second position he
took her in hand again. Rounding INTO the hoi"'
stretch he decided to go on, and she are" d"a
with ease winning by length and a half TarhiIi
was second and Post Haste third. Pirate j. WIN
a capable rider up would have been second II
was the old story. Callahan being put up 10 get inc
price. , , rooo NTH casa II was
considerable Of an n,e 9yed to beat him
broke down in the race. and Beana' ~ 10 Chilly
ca Ren Hadad and Odds on looked rather dubious
combination for the closing race; sorrow g s0 For Ave
of the six furongs that made UP the IouTney y
looked II he could come away VIZ Fror his rider
ana ber WI" vas no response and thrd money was MS
share of the purse, Rideau' Maher up ~lGii f5s ~
LoTiIIards coiors viii be seen tomorrow Tor
the first time in several years on for three days
for dsobedence at the post. the summary
FIRST RACE-For two year ods; 500 added se''ns
Five and one-half furlongs.
Perry Beimonts +. Dread, by order-Ruoy foya4'
w " PuHsers en- C. Tarh lo1 ccar lof ullmsH'
O. |. Richardss b. C. Post Haste 100 'car' -oo71
81 Pirate m' j. Gales. The Rush creeper and Barney F.
also ran. Time, oou
Bettng-oreao' q, & pirate j. IL and /: Clales, 4C
and IS: The Rush so and 49, creeper 40 ana ~
Start perfect Won clevery ny length ana HA4i
three lengths between second and third
SECOND RAcE-seilins: 500 added one mile,
G Fleischrnanns sors' ch. Aipen. by Sir Dixon
A p Brown y[1c COS T. Beana SO edderstand
j. htsnI HrrT Se and MART,
n..,.r and TiI4e to & Beana, 80 and TO- Myth
hnd onomRasls % and even Hurricane to
ana 4 10 8: Maru. 30 and T.
y Start fair. Won clevery by two lens'hS' e"s''
tween second and third
THIRD RACE-w. ]. LEMP BREWING CoMfAN
HANDICAP. value $1,000 for two year oids. FIVE
C. Fleisctmann's Sons b. c, Maribert. by Albert
MIS- Marx Marx ie e. 70 ' The scocn,n M ra
I2-ornev e Co.'S br c. Matchim lib CMahe). .'''''''
Vesuvian. Mr. Jersey and Long Isle also ran
and to eSea and sSi Hh' Is to
| MIR Jersey and to 8: Long Isle ~ ana
start poor Won cievery by neck: three lengths be
tween second and third
FOURTH RACE-For four year Oids and upward; SV
added special weights; penalties and allowances on
and one-quarter miles
sydney Paset's ch g. The Bachelor. By Judge Murray
TsPns,sT ye car h. G TraseGan s. ahsI
! E. Corrigans b g. Adolph spreckeis' o. lo wv
MART" '''''''''''' 1Time-2:o7A. u.,,.r
~ re- 10 ana to g. Adoph spreckels. and to o
start Door Won driving by a nose; short head oe
| tween second and third.
FIFTH RACE-For three year olds and upward ~
| added: ceiling. Six furongs.
Frank Martins br. g. Rdeau. by Pontiac-"ehe'ieVe'
! (Maher)
1919, e@' E }roHn's br Dolly Weithon g. % OWed-
rranS Rrcvn's b. c. Ben Hadad. 4. 1l3 CClawsoih(.
Judge Warden Sister Alice. Winepress Mlu''si' "'
Ing D"'p' Time: 15A. . -.
! ., 1,ao.u g and 2: Dolly Welthoff and
az tJadad 4 10 and out. Judge WaTdeii . ana =
Sieter Alice Is and Winepress 10 ana o. "l1iS"
and G. The Dauphn. 40 and 10
start fair Won driving by a head; length oe'"ee
| second and third.
SARATOGA ENTRIES TO-DAY.
The entries and weights for to-days races