New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
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Saratoga. \. Y, Aug. 1A-That the management
means TO give the public the best OF racing was
shown to-day by the association making six races
instead Of the usual FIVE, and thereby hanging ur
another purse. This brought about by the
light entries received in two races the second
which had only four cardeG. and the Troy Stakes
which had five, that the fourth race which had
twenty entered. was split and the last half run as
the sixth race. This helped matters considerably,
that the large crowd which again witnessed the
races had their moneys worth, as the sport was Of
the best.
The Troy Stakes. a selling affair for two-year-
olds at five and half furongs. the third
event run on. Only five OF the ninety-seven nomi-
nations faced the starter. Five Nations made
the faVorite. but both Essene and Rocky were
Well PLAYED 10 best him. Neither, however. could
do the trick. Shaw allowed Essene cut out the
running TO The stretch, then Five Nations into
The lead; The latter drew out and beat Essene
on his good race with Yankee a few days ago
NottlNall appeared 10 outcass The ten maiden TWO
yeai-olds opposed 10 hlm Ia the opening event, SO
that the TO offered against him al the opening
no. m s SaceTs Sf sed S % 10 eai5 a s s he Ras last
away when the nag fell and could not get through
sixth Place at the anish. The winner was the sec
ono choice; Tribes Ifl, who was also well played
showed in front and drew out and won by four
The second race saw the defeat Of the odds on
tavorite His Emnenee. by First whip. The second
favorite First whip is not plain for the last
should have been the choice. Alsike, the other
took the lead. First Whip caught him in the
sdch @p P,li M9D ~ t sS , asi on 5 ~ ao n win
the fourth race and drove the price down from 20
there Was a bic play on both Scotch Bush and
Bold Knight he failed to cash, for. after Scotch
Bush had led 20 the last sixteenth Sims squeezed
through The rail with Bold knight and beat
Bard of Avon half a length Just as The nag fell
ing but neither she her rider Mchaels, was in
the eN-iockey.
The nth race went to the to > favorite. Water,
half mile and defeated Kamara in easy fashion by
In the closing race DR.. Riddle was backed down
from n - 20 .. and won easily by four
Dangman the lishtweivht rider who was with
John Madden until "A short time ago. has been
Bscher one Of the leading turfmen in that country.
Dangman Will leave ai once. as he Is TO be IN
there viii he gentlemen's race here, and Sidney
Paget win ride Carburrle.
FIRST RAcE-For maiden 2'sarold- 81 surl2as;
81
E:s$ R::5i'ss: s:55s ia aliSss5 ssss} 81 III
Fn sAss ana Jos Rascora fs aiso
SECOND BAGE3-Handioap for all ssss; l$is miles.
His . EmiRenoe ,l Turner d our
17bree starters Time. 2.o1
THIRD RACE, THE TROY STAKES: selling; for 2-year-
Five Ns,tSns . iI5iS'ss ios shaw, 1910 e-s
Essene. ~ &c. Thompson . 1l5 b
koctg. 100 - tt-ochranl 3 o
Rlghtsvay and Calgary also Time. 1918.
FOURTH RACE-selling; for years and upward 8
furlongs
knight. Isl 81 II
Bard O Avon. Cochran II 2-5
Scotch Bush JOS 90 C0nnor) 81 IS
Federalist Rngleader Judge WardeI. Anecdoe oliver
Nc. Maria Bolton and Nentoro also Time, 1l4.
FIFTH RACE-For and geldinEs years and up
ward; ! mile and 40 yards
NaterCure, l05 Cochran 3-5
kamars. 1l3 Turner ll-5 2-5
Louisville, 103 .-------------..-J. Wood C-1 80
Great American and Sir Egis also Time. I:44z6.
SIXTH RACE-one mile and 20 Yards
Or Riddle tyyoaderly) 50 as
Goebel IO7. Cochran II So
Annie Thompson l0l...-... CBeauchamp5 81 -
Mayor Giiroy Blarneysore Connie. Glade Run Diff
nence and Salome also Time. l:13's.