New-York tribune., 1901-08-27
THE RACETRACK.
ONLY ONE FAvoRITE WINS-MARY
WORTH. SECOND CHOICE, VICTOR
IN KENTUCKY STAKES.
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gradually drawing 20 end, tor tflls INC
Saratoga Racing Association entered on the last
fo,r dsvs OF racing With the weather clear and
an attractive card the lovers Of the thoroughbreoS
anade the trip the track in large NUMBERS 50
that the stand well filled. Scratches We're
large IN several of the but fortunately teS
took place in the where the helds were
large, so that they did not do any damage and as
The track had dried well over Sunday, the sport
was good, although form played poor part as
there were many upsets and only one faVorlte was
q victor.
OF the six races scheduled the Kentucky Stakes
FOR two wear old hll!es the star attraction IL
had eight named hut Godiva and Sister Julet were
withdrawn early. so that only six ran MS Il'Ne
the race appear to be between Happy ana Mar!
Worth SO that they the best backed, WIN
1I.n.,,, tbe favorite hacked down from TO 20
20 & Icewater and Amigari were also Wen sup
ported The was won 10y the secoho c--olo, ,,
Mary Worth, although Happys packers siiouiu
have cashed. She lame going to the post anu
this seemed 10 scare l. Smith, her rluef. VINO 1'o
MOT finish with her in his usual way Nanalino leu
The hed for the first three furlongs ~heh she sa'o
way 70 Mary Worth. The latter TOOK a lea" % "
length but did hold il long, as HAPPY "ds s'''
t her head and at the furlong II looked as II she
would draw away and win but Mary Worth ioushl
81 out and aided by the weak ride hhllh gave
Happy she held TO the finish and won 'he IlCe
3n a hard drive by a neck.
The opening contest was selling race az siN
3urlongs in which three-year-olds and upward that
,ad failed 10 win a race the meeting were
eligible. At best il rather poor lot, SO tha'
speedmas was the choice, If she was good, anu as
reports stated that she was she occupied lHe po'
sion Of favorite and backed down from 10 .
20 6to < There was a big play on Ringleader'
TszziA A. Annie Thompson and James j. CoroelI
however The last named was so wen suppoLleu
that his odds fell from 70 70 10 % ee 70 1o In Ie
Tor alter Connie had led the way 10 the last & fHr,
"a 55sb and taking the lead drew and won by
three lengths Ringeacer az CONNIE loetl y -
Tor second money with hlngeaoer ''ie ''1'O' -
The second race was handicap at a mile lean and a
-furiong and had a field OF five named, but DecanteT
and Kinnikinnic had the blue pencil run through I
sher names Il was spenoio HetIf 6 9son al II 20
20 and ST Finnan backed down from 10 81, ! 10 o.. .
nag fell and ne remained there al the way win win
ana,e ing ~ "a e5gh oaT sVe by Shaw and at the last
sixteenth he tried TO squeeze through between the
ued Siiu up 10 make it appear that ST Fnnan had
hit him. but il failed 70 work, for the only thing
SHAW got for ms trouble wnen ne inaue d 0i'l'i' "a
cT w2 9s7t eGtpSe tsc by & ths senF affair at mile
cessful fayorite OF the day, Pleasant SAIL A few
chances, although the average price was A to !, l.
.Althea and Blueaway We're equal second choices at
10 2 while there was very little betung cone on
1he others with the exception Of Mercer Lee hing
last time he ran showed a wonderful improve
form, for he went right TO the front and led
sail passed him. but Lee King hung on so well
that Michaels had 70 ride Pleasant SAL hard al al
head because she was bearing in at the finish
king and this just about the latter the race,
as Woods could not finish in his usual style
afth race. which was a i've furiong dash for
!naiden twoyear-oids twenty-five were named med
left in the race With the good ones out OF the
the best chance OF winning and sent 20 the
post the faVorite. Emma A M Meistersinger,
bets but not one Of them could do the trick For
and then
10 shot up with a rush. and, catching Rock
For the closing race Satire was backed from 6 to
s 70 to 8, while lot of money was bet on both
stretch and Ante Up. IS 10 l. relieved her. Of the
snG Win qraSsg cs OI Bush Ten sacohd 5nf rf The y Black
Scot third. a head IN front of Satire Michaels
on three 'ii winners@Annie Tiompson' Pleasant SAL
sand Ante Up. Summaries:
FIRST RAcE-seIing; 3-year-oIds and upward: fur
Betting
AnnIs Tnompssqr 90 ro..,..aI. M4iehasl9 81 z!
James J. corbeit HEROES. Lizzie A. ialeways Speed
sai7 I7 Sadie s'''1"'" ana welsh On also '' i'"'
&EcoND RAoE-IIsndicsD: s-yesr-olds and upward
s: F!Hn3,as SO ovo9aeriy} 7s.y} sI6 10 3
THss'i T7%s. i:5s4 Sc, '''oos' 'O '''
THIRD RAcE-THE KENTUCKY SELLING STAKES:
Mary Worth. 80 rb...-........: Cochran 81 -
i9,. tiatbg: a' ,o4 tst shIE 20
Ice Water. Nsnaimo and AmigaH also Time.
l;09Ss.
FOURTH RAcE-ssIliag: s-year-olas and upward: I-ls
miles
iss sHiss Kias s15d :" 'o., M'Sassis %Sods 81
ooEs. Binsaway Oliver Nc and Mercer also ran
Time. 1>53
FIFTH RAcE-2-year-ola maiaens: : furlongr.
F. E ::s ! Ii5 55s5s Il =
TTepsr. Mestersnger. Emma A. NJ, queens Messen-
Rosecour Batyah Goldsby, Broadsreet and Cath
meas also Time. ,O32S.
Sixth RAcE-selling; 3year-olds and upward G fur
Ante Up 81 rn.-.-..........HI. MIchaels 81 2-1
Scotch Bush 1OS.-.-...-....-..CT Furnsl 5-I 7s
The Black Scot 103 Il Smith 2O-l 81
Diihdence Cherries, Satin and Biarneyston ran
Sr1ms. l:l62s.