The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-08-08
WORK AT THE SPA
THE TRACK SLOW AND WITH
 DRAwALs MANY.
In the Second Race surmise and Himself are Run, and in the the Fifth Conundrum Went
 1t Alone.

Saratoga, Aug. 1.-The days racing at The Spa was rather poor exemplification oi the sport. The track was slow and the posed of overnight events, which had not nlled any too we'll Three of the entries TOT the second race, a mile and fur long. handicap. for all ages, were with. to run. Surmise, with BuIlman up. won easily, and there was considerable ad- verse comment because Father Bilf' the horse was in very poor condition. Conundrum ran alone in the sixth, the drawn: He covered the mile in 2:05 2-5. sprint for 3-year-old maidens. won by Thomas Hitchcock. Jr.'s Avenger, was the nearest to a race of any of the day. Rsdsern ass race six furonsashander md % ls lerl, to 10. second; Gloriosa, 94 tMcCaf- fertyl, to 1, third. Time. 20 2-5. Cal edcnite. Earl of Warwick and Kentucky ite two pounds overweight.
 ,,, Second race, mile and furlong-sur-
 TSi1d race iR ve ,' anS half fnrionss sU Montreson, 11S (Redfern). 5 to g. won; Golden Drop, 116 (Fuller). 8 to 1. second; Toledo, 12 lBurns). to ?. third. Time. la4. Basefui, Blackmoor and Chaplain
 Fourth race. mile-stroller. s4 (McCaf- ferty), 9 to 2, won; Vincennes 1O4 (O'NeilD m t trS sSef9na %s sssagke ss 9sb6Toa lS 6Tu,ler Il weight
 Fifth race. five and one-half furlongs- i1l. Buliman). to i, second; Van % Esher. IA, (o'NeilD, 8 to 1, third. Time. 1:1s s-5 Long Spur. Wayfarer and Otto Stifel ran. Exclamation left at post.
 sixth race, mile-Conundrum, 1os,
 Entries for Today.
 First race, seven furlongs; handicap Hermis, 126; Major Daingerfield, 1e4; Un- masked. 11S; Rigodon, 112; Toscan. 109; sa ssatams,p,ing s,,dags Ground. syrlin, 1os; Forward. course-Wool Gatherer, 142; Tankard, 40; Daryl 135.
 Third race, Saratoga Special; five and one-half furlongs-Long Shot. Tippeca- rsey race 9smss Peh AssSs Right, Crown Prince, Infiexible, Stall wart, Broomstick. 122; Raglan. 11s.
 Fourth race. The Traverse: mile and a WhOier. i2s; Reliable, Hurstbourne' "IHS: iss: Slave. Sir Voorhies, Jim Crack. III; Ada
 Fifth race. five furlongs: selling,-war 1T Times: & 1Os; Sailor Kn9t; 1O7; Lady Rohe- Tone, 1oi; Auf Wiedersehen. Redman, 90; Sir Walt 97; Lady Ananias, Siunnpy Slow Cut. Excentral, 94.
 Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth on turf; sel ling-Cottage Maid, 100; Car buncle. 10e; Rostand, St. Sever, 103; Mos leto, s9; Golden Bill, 9s; Locket, Trinity Bell. 96; Florham Queen, 9l; Star and Garter, S7; Pass Book, S4.
 At Fort Erie.
 Buffalo, Aug. 7.-The track at Fort Erie was much improved today and fast time was recorded, particularly In the fifth race when Animosty beat John Yerkes at mile and a sixteenth in l:R 3-4 It was an outsiders day. only the favorite, Ben Mora, in the first race. scoring brackets
 First race, six furlongs, selling-Ben Mora, to 1, won; John, 1 to 1, second {; Drunmond. to l. third. Time, 1:15 1-l.
 Second race, five furlongs-Panacea, 8 to l.. won; Tontue, 40 to l. second: May Combes. to 5. third. Time, 1:Os IA
 Third race, one mile-Flora Bright, s to ment, !. to 10. third. Time. 1:H 1-i.
 Fourth race. six furlongs, selling-Free- born. to 1. won; Sarkee, s to 1, second :: Malakoff, to 1. third. Time 1:f6 IA.
 Fifth race, mile and sixteenth. selling Animosity, to 1, won; John Yerkes, 2 to 10 second; Trocadero. ' to 2, third. Time,
 Sixth race. seven furIongs. selling Amorous. 5 to i, won; Dynasty to i. second; Spring Brook. to g. third. Time,