New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-27
ADVANCE GUARD AGAIN
HE CLIPS FoUR-FIFTHS OF A SECOND
OFF THE TIME FOR MILE
AND A FURLONG.
ICY TELEGRAPH 10 THE Tribune

H.
Guard seems to have renewed his youth, as the
eagles are said by somebody or other to de-
after his splendid victory at a mile and three
quarters in the Saratoga Cup race on Saturday
he came out to-day and beat Dublin, knight Of
Rhcdes and Ethics in the Champlain Handicap
Of e. mile and a furlong. A good many folk
thought that with a good sprinter like Dublin
20 make the early running the race would be SO
hot that Advance Guard could not get moving IN
time to catch the leaders. Consequently. though
he was the favorite a little better than even
money could be had against him Ethics was
allowed 20 run at Is to .. largely because
,s,cbae,s had the mount Herbert Old England,
Dixseline Baron Pepper and Whiskey King were
scratched
The game old horse fooled those who doubted
him though the distance was less than ne
likes and he was giving away all kinds OF
weight Not only did he fool them. but he ran
the mile and & furlong four-fifths OF a second
faster than It had ever been run before Ihere
was a hoodoo on Mr.. Pettingill all day. and
though only four horses started, Dublin sot OH
q length behind the rest As usual Advance
<-uard was the trailer before a furlong had
been run, while Burns had shot hnight Oh
Rhodes four lengths into the lead Dublin had
cot nm 10 second place and caught the leader
ct the FAR turn
Then Advance Guard began 20 run. ana al
The head Of the stretch had overhauled every
thing but Dublin. Odom used his whip vlgor-
ouslv and inch by inch the old morse are" uP
On the flying leader. Thousands got 10 tnelF
feet to cheer him on. and a sixteenth from 'e
wire he get his head il front ana at the emu
he had made it half a length hnlshing il!
1929 this bette-ing Cunaros recoru -
l:52 1-5 by nearly a second
chuctanunda did not mind 30 pounds a OIL
q. seven furlongs. and. though Old England led
Cor FIVE furlougs then giving way TO Clorita'
she Iaureatt colt came as soon as odoni
.r,ed hin, and won in hand by 3 length and
half in fast time.
It was hard TO pick the best seven or nine
.uo-vear-olds in the fourth race, and the VIII
,7er. Red knight was one Of the most neglected.
,n the betting. The start Left CLAUDE hopeleSS
case. while Mamie Worths great speed enaoieo
her IN establish a good lead. She stopped Ut
,eriv AT six fur!ongs giving place to orion, ana
Red Knight came on like whirl"ind l fo,,r
third position, and won ~. Win 70, ease ~ -'
The sanfords have a high opinion OF thelI
handsome flly Rockwater, and she 1ustIleo a l. IN
she race at a mile, wearing Monograph ooMii
~ nofhing and standing of Barouche When she
challenged in the stretch Redfern TOOK lillliss
100 easily after Monograph was peaLeL. IT., a, t
had TO hustle his mount q bit III order 10 VIII pS
sIiif,II' a Fnturity candidate. was asked to
take III, 126 pounds in the sixth race ana Coi
caSe apv-urhere from one to twenty-eight POUNDS
so a field of good ones. The layers thoHsnt -
little OF his ability to do II that tteS ist" Short
apainst him Il was another bad start Shoi
hose being practically left. Molly Brant got III
front with Monte Carlo soon alter the start ~.
100 mounds soon stopped her. Skllful was iae.
49, exceY,ting Shorthose and coming around
the entire field fought il out with neItoillan ~,
the last ounce. 1t was a narrow INNS, DoI rit
.on of Nirthful beat the imported scion Oh bLi
- BLOOD : head on the post. Shorthose ran a
grand race, after being left and finished 1ouItn'
T. vas fine performance for Skllful, consloet-
he sta and the time, ana ne
should go well in the Futur.ty
FIRST RACg-seiling: 3ysar-Oids: mile
aoes e set q; g h2Ss MAJ s;laS 100
s.ss. is.:.ssssslS ii ii u
Blanche HERMAN Rs 800 TO ani % 10 l:
5Ss diehaeisl 70 ard 2e TO Fipsz F1xoid 5 1'
ST. to and . Ms los Ged f65 ; TO sni
cos So oa ay to Me-, Edg e lsbe az
sE5nf sbS 70 / also ran bad. Driving b. =
length. Tine. l.sa-
SECOND RACE-AH age handicap; furlonEs
4 To'sa = ;sSsa' ii 3
sasra SET = Smith 4o-1 81
s . Rs. & IL a rs hs9tsF % g s
s ssad Easy l54 6S's Sy II lsHESh- Time i2s
THIRD RAcE-TTIB cHAMPLAIN HANDICAP Of
5000; mile fuTions.
U.sru.4seFs sa,sla T6r e9 h A Nan
523 tl9orn) 40 9
Ps s'ssf : ! R IL 5 100 s5Psss 81 s.
Ethics loa (aichaels). 10 TO and 20 O. also ran
start poor. Driving by half length Time. liols-
FOURTH RACE-sellug: 2-yesr-olds: rurlonss
p & p Rzudolna's Red Knight by
knight OF Ellerslie-BeIle Daily, 81; -
a;.sg -. is s: :s$5:s} = s5
Mamie Worth o. (SheaN. 20 ] and 6 10 o; Nun: 50
CIenoersorl and 20 10 l. Warte Ncht 90 IWcii-
6erfy) 10 ! /; Claude. q tMfchsels - TO
Drsnafist 81 5Fcel / and u l. also Start
had Easily by four lengths. Tine l=21S-
FIFTH RACES years and over: mile
s Sanford & Sons ch (. Rockwate!. by
Laureate Clifford-one Love. g. io1.
tRedfern) IS out
Ssrouche, 3, o. $500 tNS.onoerlyl ~
1 ConnoT) III
start fair. Driving by length Time. 1885,
Sixth RACE-Esndicap; 2-year-olds; 81 furlonss
Z. Il. Eiison's ch- c shilful. by Mirthful
-SEsdi 10 tfseoIerfl
Selfonan. 111.----.--------.. (Brenna1D Il s.
(TonderyD al SIS
Nolly Frant I22 fodom), TO ! Monte Carlo.
Surnsl, and !: John Ascot. lis 90 Con-
ror1, L. 10 / Shorthose l16 (Shea9, . TO
end and Americana. III lAleNanderl. 30 10 and
20 J. also Start bad Driving by neck Time.
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ENTRIES AT SARATOGA TO-DAY.
yIRsT RAcE-selins: three-yesr-olds Six furlcnss
Name. WI Name. WI
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