New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-06
CASTALIAN'S SENECA.
MORE F4TORITES LOSE,
ur. Whitney LeaUeS Saratoga
Srfquket Wins in Field Of Three.
Try TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

z-..-s X aug 6-Even the diamonds
and no one seems properly attired at the Springs
without Il least a pint for breakfast and quart
far 5inne~-could not penetrate the gloom which
1919 an Ss~s-ors to-day. All that lacking
n conap.ete q chill November landscape was the
wind blown leaves and the music Of a ton of coal
ripping down the chute into the cellar OF the
native Going 10 the races was more Of necessity
taa1 q pleasure
gviuisr7 C.. Whitney forsook them. and went TO
Nev--York IN his private car, and the train 10
which II vas attached was filled with his discon-
s5ate followers The track vas like the skies
heavy and leaden- The phiauthropic layers grown
FAT on the % per cent books, that work while the
PLAYERS sleep. complain that business IS worse
-tan dull. and many of them have turned canni-
halls IN genial attempt 10 eat each other. As
nor more than five favorItes have won in eighteen
races II is not likely that they VIII all become
immediate objects OF charity.
Al owners handicap for three year ODDS at six
furloBgs called the Seneca. was the only race on
re programme with a ute. II attracted a held
as as - r-orolnced favorIe with pullman up He
rzs-al!sn BIZ thampton-Castalia who has i'm
appeared 10 revel in the mud. and before TWO fur
longs had bean run he had his field reeling behind
Toa alone attended him and at the head head @, Of
nN - TINS po-I-t ---iltI p1iS, mo "ls IN lIu
place blew up with a report that made his fol
-E 80. 81 ,1s17e5 l4ia5 vae+ .Fs i1dees in tbst
THREE ENTRIES N FOURTH RACE.
only three owners thought it worth while TO send
their animals TO the starter for the mile and
an eighth handicap for the older group, and
setauket Carbuncle and Sir VOORHEES, had the mud
81 70 themselves. Opinion as to the merits OF
Setauket and ST. VOORHEES, was about equally di-
r15ed. but the former finally closed fayorite at s
n = The EaFgin colt led 10 The baCkstretCh where
could nor regain the lost ground he surrendered
lrcon1ltio naly. and finished a bad last SetaIket
FHpt on and had little trouble IN beating the VIII
n a tvo-year-old fIlly race at I'VE and a half
furlonEs Graceful materially enriched those who
had the temerity 20 bet her at : TO l. and this
down 10 Il TO 5 at post time As the play on
Pirouet-e was OF about the same proportions, the
Others look like foolish niles, and won eased up
ny eight lengths. TOT San was second and Pirou-
Taoass Hitcheock. jr.'s Fox Hunter won from
caller ir q sreeplechase that was remarkable only
"a the fact that al OF the six starters finished
Bo5nder- Stroller beat Bon Mot the fsv6rfte in
me last race, At one mile Two first choices won
SUMMARIES
rrez- HACE-seuing. 2-yeas-ods: Ok furlongz
ST Betting fi
Prank Ta--elrz Oh Minon. BY Ben
5.-oae-9ver the Water. So lF2obisoa / 81 Il
~ vlsaszss6sa a2 o3iocaffe44y5 90 90
L27gz7 IS .she2' 100 70 and 40 tq1i 70 san 9s
and 70 J. he Globe Is C7giIkersonp 40 TO and 10 to
origin . tC9nneA, 70 and even; EItralaT.' 81
r. sal p . 5aeeo 50 coleman! 20 70 and 10 10 l.
start good Won haudiy- Time. 1915
SECOND neutrality-suspicious. handicap; years and
short course
T I 55sae2 27s- rs 'F Fox Hunter 3, Golden
s @:'55.5. ,.o4' . s s.5:;5 Il. 81 Fl
5 s5- l'5 L2r9a % TO and t. Il ? ian
easily Time, T. -couplsd-
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