New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-18
RACING,
cuAcoRNAC A FTJTURITY CANDIDATE
DISPLAYS EXCELLENT FORM-SYD-
NEY PAGET WON on BUELA

CHACORNAC, A FUTURITY CANDIDATE
DISPLAYS EXCELLENT FORM-sYD-
NEY PAGET WON ON BUELA~
Saratoga Aug. Il (speciaD.Wth sensational
debut by Chacornac, Rowe's Futurity candidate. a
race for gentlemen in which there was palpable
foul by the winner and the annual lawn party OF
the saratoga Racing Association there was some
thing to talk about for those who went to the
track this afternoon.
The showing of the two year old was OF most
interest TO the horsemen the foul furnished ma
terial for those who love that which is fair IN
racing and the lawn fete pleased the women. II
was a combination that failed to bring the har-
mony that those in charge had looked for
As for Chacornacs race, 1t was. II anything
better than expected, and may cause him TO be
backed for the big contest at Sheepshead Bay
A few questioned the wisdom Of starting him, Tor
the victory meant the loss Of ten pounds allowed
10 maidens in the Futurity. The fear that MS
trainer might perhaps start him a little snort OK
work caused many to refrain from backing him'
but the result showed the deseruon TO be costly
He simply galloped along In front the entire dis
lance, yet the five furlongs were run in l:oe44 lie
is rather a catchy looking colt. but on lines
little too coarse TO suit the experts; stII as one
Of the critics put IT. He runs better thah no
looks, and that's what makes the great ia'0
horse"
"Pittsburg Phil" thought his colt. Colonel Roose-
welt, was good enough to beat the WONDER ana
bet a lot of money him. but he was SLOW 10 get
under way and his rush at the end only iahdeu
the short end Of the purse. He was timed sepa-
rately in 1Oll. which makes it look as II he Is
rounding to the form that was expected OF MIN
when in the stable OF Rogers & Rose.
With Sanders among the absentees IN the sec
ond race, every one looked 10 see fHedliH
prohibitive favorite but his PRICE 10 D. served
TO scare off the wise ones. When IL came 10 rae
ing he was never better than second. Where ne
sba6 In a
easily. O'Leary's handling of Firearm was none
TOO good; in fact It the cause OF considerable
talk The only excuse heard for the colt was that
Bueia was made a I to 10 fayorte for the gentle,
men riders race. Mr.. Paget donned the 0oOr Tors 10
front to the finish. Rounding out OF the back.
stretch, Mr. Smith on SIR Huoer fo benS
Bueia crowded him out, and Mr. Smith was com
ssS to 10 P sst up up BS S SS3 Winning snsh
4 crowd gathered about me stand expeetins', f OK
Smith declined to lodge one despite the request OK
r D. Beard the owner of Sir Hubert: Inc owner 1Ss
e neR " cut the stewards declined to grant s. II
was a case where they should have acted without
came " RR,S to sss hs sr o4t TSaay
Sd oef failed n to get share Of the Prize akhrat
bD NTH va, K9 o po6p hd With an
break. the Ella last named would have won n.,,
WITH TIE w6od Plaeoa ' He
ond TO Wild Heather I'd until the nat was Teacnsso
Becky Rofe managed to crawl over the course Tr
and earn third money a Me59 fe Tef wiec and Dr.
suspended for two days nos for FOR tSc
race to sdnsS Pag hs
against Starter Byrles. he blames the deisat OF
High 9sss hs Pe to here
unless there change Of ,taTte5s VIM Few Who ekf fa t
@sss, At sSs seat fly bS q%s ,r. for tn.
Culd
the two The I'VE furlongs were run n IGs
Onchis of the favorite mares at j. H. keel fe
low:
FIRST RAcr,-ror maiden two year oid.; $500 added
special weights allowances. Five furlongs.
James Rows's b. chaoOnao. by JuvenacI.i.a
JE ssaFIam, co6aTs IOs ;os .(od Ls,my
Brandt. Rose strsthmaker KickurnboS. Ghetto zonn'
settng@chacornac to and to q coburs, 10 to
ana 20 L. Colonel Roosevelt to and even: Bramoie
Rose TO and TO 8; strahmaker. Is to and to L
Ky # onn 100 % ana and 10 % to 70 ana
70 2: Tirelock 100 TO and rs 70 l.
Start fair. Won by three lengths: sans distance be-
tween eecond and third.
SECOND RAcE-Handcap. for ali ages $500 added. Five
furongs.
sehreiOsrs b E. JinH' by Albert-HoOdo" f years:
J. Bod.n's b. e. Firearm, T. i25...........6OIeary}2
Frank Browns b C Ben sIa Hsdad J. l"''."haws0n) 3
s,, ,.o. -. .. Iime-I'oo9'
Bettn2-Jnks. TO and 70 3; Eirearm, 10 D ana z
and = even zen" ''4''D' - anu - W
Start poor. Won bsndly by two lengths, a length be-
tween second end third
THIRD RACE-For gentlemen riders $500 added special
weights; allowances One mile.
sydney Pagets b. m. Busla, by Brarnbe-1ou Dudley
r. = heard e sir Hubert 3 49, DIR s%ith}
s. c. Ionteith's CHI h. Governor Russell. aged 49,; ,
Time-i45il.
sstting-Bueis to 10 and out: Sir Hubert to and
Ito 2; Governor Russell to ana 3: Utopia, to
Star, sood Won easily by thre. lengths four lengths
between second and third
FOURTH RAcD-o, H. MuslM co. HANDICAP for
year dds Six furiongs
O. Fleisehmann's Sons en- q. sakhrat by Ruby
The Pepper stables ch Kins; Courier ils. ."'D
.. W. schorr Sons oh. c. Sam Phillips. lie. =
Time-ii4x Va ' o
,Toddy ve:uvisn Hansboroash T.rhin and Mr. Jersey
Betting-sakhrat, 70 and to .: Kings Courier. 4
s,o 10 Ys.avsH e ana and 70 TO q f HsS
borough 20 70 and nd. 70 Tarhil II to and TO !;
poor. Won driving by lengths head between
second and third.
FIFTH RACD-Iandioap. st.eplschas.; $500 added rOn
course.
wv. colts gr g; Wood Pigeon. by woo1ands-Fanni.
ooionsi j. A. l. ss.hiys Oh G. Wild HestRsT e,
j. fcsspasons ch m BECKY Rolf, g. 1856 dcinisTSy,
Merlin refused; Dr. Reed fell .s,.
B.,tng--wood Pigeon. to and 1 to 2; wild Heather
M.nn, 20 Z, s" ana to i: Dr. Reed 10 to ana 20 /
start fair. b. three Iengthsi nifty lengths
between second and third.
MARTIN WINS AGAIN.
London. Aug l7.--At the third day OF the Stock.
ton meeting to-day "skeets" Martin. the American
Jockey. won the Durham County Produce Plate on
l. r, Platts Sweet Marjorie This race In of 1 O0n