New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-13
M0NTRES0N WINS STAKES
TAXES UNITED STATES.
Mr. Clark's Ro70dy Defeats Tank
ard in SteepLechase-The Results.
EBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Saratoga y. Y. Aug 12.-The United States
Hotel Stakes evidently had its effect IN gathering
large number Of spectators to the track to-day It
was valued $1,000 and was won by R. T Will
son. jr.s, chestnut colt Montreson. ridden by that
able little jockey, 4.edfern, who brought the colt
cleverly across the tape in front Of field Of nine
starters. The race the fourth the pro-
gramme. and for two-year-olds. at five and
one-half furlongs
Montreson is the son of Ornament out OF Ada ".
and was the favorite in the race at 13 to s. The
fact that Redfern TO ride him added much to
his popularity.
The start was good BobadiI going to the front
The horses well punched into the stretch where
Montresor fought it with Reliance Mr.. Whit
ney's colt ridden by Burns. who was one of the
long shots in the race. Montresor. however proved
that he had plenty of stamina. and won by two
and one-half lengths, the same distance separating
Reliance from Moharib. who third
The second race, steeplechase for gentlemen
riders. saw the downfall of Tankard, strong IA
vorte- It was by Ambrose Clark's gelding
Rowdy' ridden by the owner Both horses ran
close for mile and half alternating in the lead
Half a mile from the finish Rowdy went to the
front and won easily by five lengths
The opening race captured by Hippocrates
who got the lead at the last sixteenth. and won
from Glad Tidings by three-quarters of a length.
The third race went to Duelist by a length and
half and the fifth TO Fauconbridge by two lengths
The final race was won handily by Ella Snyder
The track was sticky owing to the downpour of
rain yesterday
SUMMARIES
FIRST RAcE-Maiden hries and geldnss years old;
81 furlongs.
81 Betting Fl
L.ssak- Hanoa1a ito iiI2p,.'s' Burns, al s-5
Naughty Lady 5t;si5Ta ii ii
Rob Roy, 10 Bullman 20 to and to /: Testimony
= sRa T. i liz S19i as u? q aaa
ITO S2G5R9t 30 PGler 80 to and 10 to Ointment
5aaS % a ana start s2@2 po6P w69
SECOND RACE-steeplechase handicap: 4 wears and
over; short course; gentlemen riders
= La. a C Ediss. b. g Rowdy. by Lissak
5 5t f56.stoH $ i56 tf do 2I Fsss5 u
also Start good. Won Easily FL ana 4l2s TO-
THIRD RACE-seling years and over; mile.
fT Feiow F1Eaff Duke X Raelist b odd
59s lSS 6 f5ssh} 81 81 III q
l2 &. ft2Es q 70 and ns % i to Boz
s. oMcGaferl. 20 to / to l. Star and Garter E
So 6connel1 10 to and to l. Sparkle Esher 3 90
Earle aTIey) r. to ana to also good Won
FOURTH RAcE-THE UNITED STATES HOTEL
STAKES Of $4,000 2-year-Olds; Oh furlongs
r o, IT Wilson Ar rs lv ch -, Monsson by
MOharib. CBuman} ID 81
Right s2PuT s5 Se 2do@ 10 to 9 ana to om9nds
ana to J. and Rapid water ii0 fabk 5,94 y 10
to !. also Start good. Won cieyeTy. Time IL
FIFTH RACE-Handicap; all ages: 1-16 miles
A. ". Foxs Oh. FauIconbridge by The
Bard-Roulette 3. 9s........tJ Martini 81 So
Rostand. 3. 112...........--......O er) 13-5 II
Gold Bell B. 103. 9-5 s.
Lord Badge. ! 100 GIicks / and : to s. and Cir
!. tEedfefn} / O D, Start
good. Won easily. Time, 2:Oj2b
SIXTH RACE-Selling; years and over: furlongs-
Isfao s5anEs c4 cieL Ella sn{ds4 by St
Mccafertyi al Il
Biserta 4 uIicksD 81 2-l
Gloriosa. 3, 100. Burns 81 IL
Lady Radnor T. los CO'NeiD II TO ! and to |; Cot
tage Maid 3 Fuller. 1 and Caledonite,
105 Cochran. and ]. and Blue Banner ?, "a
Breni. and = 10 = also ran start good Won
handiy- Time. 1:lG-5-