New-York tribune., 1902-08-08
'G. J. GOULD IN RACING.
SAID TO WANT MACKAY HORSES SUI
PRISES IN SARATOGA RESULTS.
ley rE1rGn,rH ro THE rRIBuSE.I

Saratoga track TODAY where the usual array o.
fashion and wealth assembled before the polo
game Only one favorlte won. while Dublin. TO
l. Colonel Bill at to , Swiftmas at TO and
Prince Richard at 25 TO I, won their races The
feature of the day. aside from the speculative
performances the Western bettOrs the Gates
Drake crowd az they coming to be called. was
tho uncovering in the fourth OF another two
year-oId flly Of high class. Dazzling is her name,
and while this nomenclature does not actually de-
scribe her to-day. it is quite within the
bounds of possibility that it will prove descriptive
of her future career.
The Ally is by St neutrality-suspicious.. and she
easily beat d field that contained Daisy Green.
Old Lady. Ada Nay and Lady Josephine Molle
Brant. 100 to 1 shot. finished second, but she
plainly fouled Intervention the last sixteenth
and disqualified Ada Nay getting show
money Dazzling Will for the Keenes in the
Saratoga Special on Saturday and she is also eli
gible for the Fulrity. Martin escaped death by
a hairs breadth the last He had the
mount Wax Candle who was equal fayorite
with High Chancellor, John A brakes candidate
These had the between them and the
issue doubtful until the hOmestretch was
reached. Then Lyne's mount drew clear OF Wax
Candle. and Martin drew his whip and struck the
colt just Wax Candle swerved like lightning
into the rail, breaking it down and turning a SOM
ersault. Martin fell in the middle of the track and
lay perfectly STILL while the horses following jumped
him. Forward the touch him and he
struck jockeys { Martin
was carried of in the ambulance, but soon re-
vtved. and the surgeon said bones broken.
Forward showed place his foreleg where he
struck the fallen jockey. High Chancellor won
the by six lengths.
Gold Cure Colonel Bill a the second
race, but Wagners colt game and Rsdfern
brought him home Sombrero odds on. but
third his best. King Pepper got a long lead
in the first and then died like d dog. finishing
bad third. Duohn won. beating Chuctanunda a
head a , year ago the declSiGn TaS the reverse.
satonaI finish
A heap Of money bet FernesoIe to win
last furlong and finished among the last Swift
mas won the race easily for Lawrence Waterbury,
the the polo player who saw his coors successful
CeD6as @ bsf "a Io,lie rLI lIl Iie 1d M bs o7vra,
RossignoI we're in front of him al the wire What
they lost on Vincennes they more than gained in
the last race on high Chancellor. who closed at
1t is reported here that both George J. Could and
ence Il Mackays horses Mr' GoUIis interest e in
polo is well known and should ne decide to enter
Gould is a dsfIT ST r { rrsk as aHd ~ Il S
been noticed his sport stead
| ily Increasing The Mackay horses will be sold
purchased at the stable at private sale before
that date The summaries:
FIRST RACE Handicap. all ages: furIonzs.
81 Betting Fl
9aG5s a51as-Wd Honsy. 12s puo'7 7yaS, % 81 1
s5ss'f55ss sss 5s55sa 1I; ;5is5:@s. 55.4s. Fl i
x 7s , HaaoyeF rs G Tgr9e', So 70 e24 70 ;1 i 9 ssI5
Is TO . sister Jesnie 100 CDaiyI Is 70 and
Rarnaby. 100 F~e, 10 / ani to / also ran. start
! good HartHy by IL lengths. Time. 1:13H-
/ SECOND RACE Handicap. for ages. mile and a
curans
ussus9ast:. H A.essa sF {5. S:l'a. ,ae.!s, g aS
soul7rsro. g. 1l7...........-.. (JacssonJ 3 Is out
& '2ao @ = GrHas ws@fsFs g Y TO Tine ssd to also ran
THIRD E>cE-THE cATSIlILL STAKES; year. old
! nd yer f1-iongs
r..;15 c;3.1-f3a.x-r il@ s.5s' ,,.s5 5se - =
Tar Ff~r I9@ lI:s .ern1 1S 70 and to 1; Fonso-
% AMI % and fIvt7s 20 F..- M eES o- -' lii'4zn e -
and % also ran start good Easily by Ia lengths.
FOURTH RACE year o,t FLIES: "a. rl-l9ns.
~ st I-s7a4rts-spleHl1r Ios shaw - g
His Nay 755air.y5 .slsSr5y 81 II
Empress 4 Indie To- .caehraa. Ioo % aad 20 /.
,i--rn III ,oCon9a-'. % and even. Louise Collier
81 To- ana - 70 !. r.sr-- H.. nav 81 ~ and :. @
L sre-ar Fs.e- lls Ie-e--a'. ~ . and 70 l. ana
Ella u er IL 'Lanzi,s, -" 70 1ni =, 20 / ai-'
'.' lengths s' rta@ f.1 @ e. S''7' -' Easily by
FIFTH EAcE-s.t,,r-. 8 years aaI over. 1 nile.
ri. Is s15y.. ars y r.5uz-.,- =, Es- E'.s 10 b.
vle:.sss: vvss..ssc. 3 % ras 15 '','5 15ras, fl s
K.aeram . IFS ,Wor3--iyt > @. / s-d even. Andy
Williams los tf;II -s { ar5 -r
~" %, 'rHu1r'. =, % ans t-trt1u~ So CDa.yt
1t 70 > and 20. >. fia-E .-- 'o1 Cream-r1. 20 t.
eat y 20 l. a-i ~atr.- f"t ,5;--l q" - 1 ari T.
also -a1 start good i'trI-. = length Ttme 1-+e
SMITH RACES Selling. 2-y-,- lis. 5's tur,ans-.
/ j. s. prsSe's Sc High ,-t1.r.l.-. by
ptl Fellow 10 ~aru~ r--ra y o. .Nv-st is 81
T'r ~IyIHr 81 E~u-t IJ-I
. CI..ieyIft f"7- 81 o-I
~" . . set - ,r;e,s-r' 'a e, ana, e l. war.s
7 ,Ngra, rsI. I -u. 70 I Sentinel .CocHra-J
Il' % and ~ l. Decoration - .S0l-hI - ami
r1 and F'rw-rt - ,ShelI . 81. and : ta l. a,er
Wax candle Martin > ana + J ). fell
start good Easily by " lengths Time 1o1A-