New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-08-12


sATURDAY-C. A FITZGERALD ILL AND
TAKEN TO HIS BROOKLYN HOME
IBy TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUSEI
Saratoga. n. Y, Aug Hilary Payne Whitney
and Herman b Duryea. owners of Irish Lad. winner
OF the Saratoga Special Saturday, have been 50
stirred up over the expressions Of dissatisfaction
by trainers and owners OF other horses in the race
and charges OF foul riding made against Burns and
other jockeys who rode in the Special. that thsy
declared to-day they were willing to waive al
claim to the cup and the money won by the horse
and the again under the original con-
dttions- They wrote letter embOdytng this Offer
and sent 1t the stewards who discussed the mat
ter length and then announced that in their
/ Judgment the circumstances did not call for any
| action their part This puts end to all the
talk of investigation into the rough riding OF
Jockeys in the Saratoga Special. and far the
track officials concerned the chapter is closed
II is much be desired that the employers OF the
offending Jockeys shall take such steps shall
make that the offences shall not be repeated
c. H. PettfngiIl one of the finish judges. acted
starter to-day in place of Mr.. Fitzgerald Mr.
/ Fitzgerald has attack OF typhoid fever. and
Saturday went from his bed to the track against
his doctors advice. because of the Importance Of
the stakes to be for that day. Yesterday.
however. he grew worse. and DR.. Murphy. his
Brooklyn physician. sent for He consulted
with DR.. William Polk the eminent New-York
physician. and with DR.. Swan. OF Saratoga. and
decided that 1t best 70 send the patient homo
He left Saratoga tonight at 10 o'clock. in William
c. Whitney's private car. which will be placed
a float a the Harlem River and taken direct To
Brooklyn where will be a streetcar
line TO within two three blocks OF Mr.. F1tz-
geraId's McDonough-st- home
Mr. Fitzgerald suffered a severe attack OF typhoid
two years ago. and DR.. Swan said tonight that a
second attack is almost invariably lighter than the
first He thinks the starter VIII be out in three or
four weeks
Judge Pettingilrs last experience as a starter
a flag and no barrier His work yesterday was
good except in the second race. when Sedirion got
his head caught in the barrier and was left
a thunderstorm blew when the racing was
half to-day and many thought enough rain
had fallen to spoil Advance Guards chances IN the
handicap The old horse surprised them all He
was not left far behind by the early speed, as hs
usually is and, CIeverIy rated by Odon. he came
around the outside. and one by one he ran Ths
Rival. Himself and Carbuncle of their feet. and
went on after Sombrero He caught him q SIX
teenth from the wire. and under a heavy drive
struggled desperately to the front and stayed
there 70 the end. winning BY a neck all out Inc
good old horse got great round OF cheers ror nts
gallant race, for he was concedtng many pounds 10
everything against him
The Saratoga track is proving phenomelaIy fast
Course records were broken IN the rss 5nIes aces rs
first race and the colt finished second being beaten
told on him and the distance was less than he
likes Ada Nay ran the hve and half furiongs
ordnung beat Bluff two. lengths in the second
race, but Bluff interIered with cary n the
race AT the same time Ortnungs time Ia So was
John 4 Drake did not have dollar on his colt
Runnels when he beat Lux Casta a head and hung
up a new track record for a mile. 13S 10 With
perfect ride the lilly would have Won -,
1t was TOO wet 70 suit SWiftInas in the last race
and Port Royal. with feather on his back. walked
The Mackay horses arrived here to-day to be sold
at auction tomorrow A pig price is expected for
Mexican. Futurity candidate, and Heno. .-s
Newton Bennington will retire from the turL.
temporarily least. and his horses will also De
S1afr Bensonhurst kickshaw Mary McCaHeFty.
kiIOgraul and Jack De Aund
TIE SUMMARIES
FIRST RAcE-FEes ard seainss. years old 67s rur-
! B Eassia's eh. : Ada Nay ,3 y Mario
Virgin Sell 1e2 ClEahaeIs'. Is 70 and 70 I: Lady
At5ersTat' III 5B5s q 70 i sSa-Es E5hsr II
H.. "a S.5 80 20 ! lai A.-ssEs 102 Cv7 ads1 100
t. al4 : to /. also ran Start good Easily by {.
lengths Tine los
SECOND RAcE-ssring; 5 years and over: I turOnss
RE- -. 7.35=55::;: & =
Red Dausel 1o4 Smith. % and 20 % l. Kings
los doom. / ana |. LaPItus 100 JacksonI
= 10 / M-rser rs ,Ssi5e-1j z 70 and TO l: Tas
F FEs N I5 ,e 100 10 ana 20 20 i 1artia burke
T.. lyme - 70 and % l; faeP a7s % 9aasT
&, TO an 70 70 / also ran Start BAD. Easily By
THIRD RACE-3-yea--oIds, I mile
J A D-ake's. RInueIs BY Charats
- s 55..:?ss i
ran Start good Driving ~ a head Time. 1-ss7s-
FOURTH RACE-Handcap. 2-year-olds. 8 turIonsz
E e L 59yss sr s'i9Pas GE sSa5 - IS
Captain Arnold 1I7.....-.--.-..( Od0ulJ Al Is
Drarnatist. 116 CBuImany. 10 u l and @ I: Ben.
Murray. - % and TO l. Empress Of India %
tCreauerl. 1 20 l. MAnsaCt us (Troxler):
sr+ 20 !. LADY Krizh-hoot tRedternl. 20 and
: l. Araho III tJacksor), 10 70 l and 70 L and
ran start fair Driving BY length Time. las
FIFTH RACE-Handicap Tor all ages: II miles.
Carruthe-s Shields ch l. Advance
Great Tou1-Nelts an. D.
tJtor1) lS-S IL
s7ta6rero 10 lI assson{ - g
CarbuucIe. shaw. 70 and % s. Himself l02
Cycnderly). l and 5 % 3, and Bessie mccarthy,
o. 5Slch3eIs) 80 l and Il % also Start god
Driving by neck Time. -;Ji q
SIXTH RACE-SeIIrg: years over; mile
J R < F P Keene's D Port Royal BY
Sviftrnas aged. 100 -tOdoull 10 oue
Sa+5ucee. (Flce) Al -
Start good. Easily by lengths Time, LAS
ENTRIES FOR TODAY
Saratoga n Y Aug. 1.-THE entries FOR so-rno--
row are follows:
FIRST RACE-seulng: two-year-oIis- Five and on>-
furIonss-
T1h1 \ Scott .112 THAN ------------lo4