New-York tribune., 1901-08-30
THE RACETRACk.
BIG CROWD on THE CLOSING DAY AT
SARATOGA
DUBLIN TAKES THE sARANAc HANDICAP
CHUCTANUNDA SECOND.
Lnr rELEenAPH TO rur rR1prNE.l

IBT TELEGRAPH TIE TRIBUNEl
Saratoga, y. Y, Aug. 29.-The most successful
meeting ever held In this place came to an
end this afternoon. Not only has the racing been
OF the best class, but the attendance has almost
been double that OF the last few years showing
that the change in management has worked won
ders here. The only fault be found is with the
stewards, who, in the last few days. have allowed
several bad looking races 10 pass unnoticed.
The weather this afternoon was perfect. and
large crowd the track TO witness the rae
ing. The main event the Saranac Handicap.
race for three-year-olds with value OF 5000
attached. This was the third the card and
although six horses were slated, only four ran.
Bellario and Far Rockaway being the ones with
drawn. Dublin and Chuctanunda were the tips Of
the race. and opened up at to each The former
well played by Pittsburg Phil. that
he closed at even money with Chuctanunda at
TO g. Shaw rode his third winner when Dublin
was returned the victor. but both he and Burns
on Chucta nunda rode like novices. They sent their
mounts to the front and raced like a team until
well in the stretch. Dublin stood the strain the
better and drew out and won by length and half
with Baron Pepper. Chuctanunds and The Rnymer
heads apart as named
A beld Of three-year-ods and upward which had
not won at the meeting ran in the first race with
Leeking and Asquith equal favorites and Althea
well backed Neither one landed as speedmas. at
last race and taking the lead from LADY Chorister
in drive by head The latter was ,inf6rt
nate on the bac1stretch. being in a bad pocket and
tnen shut out, which cost him the race
In the second event a handicap for tv,o-vear-
olds, Dtopian was the favOrite all through Tribes
tlIu shq beIles Commoner were well played to beat
him, while some money went in Grail Par Fx-
eellenee and zirL This time the favorite players
stretch Utopian went to the front and beat Tribes
Maiden two-year-old allies and eeldings ran in
the fourth race, with Emma A. NJ the favorite
but she finished last. Frivo to l. winning in a
drive by a length from Rosecourt backed down
Three in the last race. with Ben MacDhui
baum from T. Bruhms & Co for sl2 900, al odds on.
he opened up a gap in the first part of the race,
Whip who was very sore going TO the post caught
him in the stretch and won by three parts of a
J. 7. Steward. the Western owner, this Afternoon,
purchased the two-year-old Rag Tag and Rose
plume from August Belmont, the terms OF the sale
being private.
SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACES years and over; selling: 1-l6 miles
giBettingg7 8;
speedmas: 1ii................... cshau) l2@i Al
1is6ss yonasF3 Slss541 81 SO SO
American and Lizzie A also Time i47%
SECOND RAcE-TIsndieap; 2-year-olds; 5lA furlon.s
Tribes Hi ll2 .CT5arns, BUNS, Ia AZ
Bellies cOmmonor. 100 ............. .OTood) ii e
Francesca Par Excellence zir Byrne OF Roscrea Gran
James p Keating and Tippetoes also Time l:o7S
THIRD RAcELTIE sARANAc STAKES. 5000: s-year-
Baron Pepper eauehsmp) i5II s%3
The Rh5Taer also ran Time. 55s isrns' 80 out
FOURTH RAcB-2-year-old msdens hnies and selaine,.
Ra:s Court TssSs5S}} T4ssRasE9} - G
ish Carnival a6or and Emma IGnS, a also ran ran Time S'
mss Handicap an ages; e9a:5 s 5nf 2 9 yards
Time. i:45%. ''"onde'iyo 81 Il