New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-20
FAVORITES IN THE RUCK.
HARD DAY 1T S4R4TOG4.
Injunction Wins the Kenner Stakes
from lSkorthose-The Results.
Try TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.

from ShOTth0Se-Ih6 hcSHILS.
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Saratoga y y Aug ls.-In one Of those sharp
stretch runs which has always made him posi-
ffir~ In every contest in which he has taken part
The s.. Ieonards cold Injunction won the kenner
Stakes for three-year-olds at Mr. WhtneYs IN
cros1,re here this afternoon It has sometimes nap
rened thar the colt has postponed his rush trac-
tion Of q second too late and has been pealeh III
the last Jump but he was on time TO-DAY ana car
-ied Foxhau P. Eeene's colors over the me d
length and a helf in front Of the Goughacres
Stainless Atbena colt Shorthose. " c. Whitney
Reliable. ridden by Redfern, came home ahead OF
Grey Friar the favorite, for the small end OF the
purse
a quarter. and Injunction was an added starter.
He took up I26 pounds, three pounds less IMAM
Ehortroge carried. and disposed OF a field OF SIX
in rather smart fashion. From the point of view OF
the SPECTATORS he was looked upon as being, next
n lI~ Hitchcock's Grey Friar, the most likely
winner and The market held him always al com
r5rstfvelv short price His other opponents were
The seein colt Sir VOORHEES, IL pounds, and Black
Hussar, ll6
Until the bsckstratch was reached Grey Friar
gave his supporters reason TO believe they had
MADE q wise investment; he and Sir VOORHEES, at
that point We're running head and head and going
strong and fresh. Reliable. however, moved into
range, and the favorite gave way to him Sir
VOORHEES, held his advantage to the head Of the
straight. where Shorthose, who had closed rapidly
in the run around the upper turns. shook him off
and showed in front almost to the quarter pole.
There Injunction caught him. and in sharp rally
beat him the judges stand.
Quantity rather than quality characterized the
other six races. And although there were seven
contests decided. favorite came home in time
10 cash. Arthur Featherstone's Ingold a
lightweight handicap for all ages at six furlongs,
beating the Western mare Irene Lindsey who was
brought with McChesney, and seven eight
Others in rafting good finish. In the steeple-
chase over the fun course Semper Ira, Seminole
and ManiIian either refused or fell and when they
had been disposed of T Hitchcock, jr.s Tankard
had an easy trial Of il.
Elliott Cowden's Juvenal youngster The Minute
man. left the maiden class by winning a six fur
long spriut-a half dozen rather Indifferent ones;
and Lady Potentate took the sixth race at a
mile in a drive from Jim Robertson's aged Syrlin
Botn We're at 10 l in the betting. The 10 TO
shot Toi san beat the favorite, Monastic. in a
two-year-old selling affair, at five and one-half
iurlongs.
FIRST RAcE-Hishweight handicap; all ages; fur
longs.
s. Betting 81
A 15ga.5. Fst9sso3ss Ins3 s,l By
Tie Gaar5szaan D. io7 oiieTj 10 81
E A9 I is3 cannon DS 70 ana a3of to D.nes P
H--l Us Ninkded), % 70 and TO l. lllyra. g. lO5
souzs) 60 20 to J. Nettie Regent 6 10S Coley)
and 80 to i st. Daniel 5 i2S o7 Isrtn5 to and md
3 to J. Young Henry, ;. l23 .odom). to and to ?,
ran. start Lad. Won driving Time. I:I25s.
SECOND RACE-steepIechase handicap 4-year-olds and
over that have never steeplechase Of the
Of 1000 the fun course.
kin i5' 5ss }TS 6r, g ,5 TankaT c by
bsi7 g. ls- 'o ,i.ooSf5s5} 81 81 81
Jr. ,so agsa ,l l59 Gallagher TO and to 8 sePsr
, Fl Wilson, a. 80 az, 59 ana 70 and Manan 100
easily Time 5:lS. Eel 1Befus cd 9'A'' s''o Won
THIRD RAcE-selling; 2-yesr-olds. 81 furongs.
p II Mec5Tr ,za b + Ocean Tide. by St.
% 3Sasa5 455a l'.o3 5ssa855 i u
Auf Wederschen, 81 CicCsnertyy, 20 to and - l.
I51ceHtra - tWeddersrand u 70 ! and c to ! The
20 Dsr loo to and 90 IIocso - 6oeman)
- T. AMI. N5 5S !. N 100 dqle1 % / and
K1a5bare ios I'd w .ea5eTa - 70 and to l. and
start Poor Won easily. Time. l:OG2E - ~ IAN
FOURTH RACE-THE KENNER: B year-ol5s. Il. r,,.s
l 81 M asenss g5 C. ITnfiu33S net by
s s...as.., s 55155.s s. s
Grey Friar. Jos Burns even and TO . Sir yo-ttas
. Mann % 10 ana ana to and Black Hussar los
Won ridden Time. 207 AN S'art good.
FIFTH RAcE-Maiden 2-year-olas. furlonss
J. g. Cowdin's ch The Minute Man by
Juvensl-Semper Paratas, ll2...oONeiI IL, e
T3T5 Fin ne lzsdfernl 10 Is
Re2utor, ~ u. Martini. Is to and 5 70 = r.
SWAY ll2 lBullman). 70 10 5: st I'm o9 2o
-eenTaI.l % 10 ana i 70 !, and Fort Plain 10
Won easily Time, lib. 49, ''aII good |
SIXTH RACE-SeIliug. years and over: MIL.
a Shieils's Oh. m LADY Poteutste bv
Earen-a-c- trathrine. 5, lOI. t2edfernl 6 , y
Fo5s sl s. SEQ i54 sa.... 65s Ta9 81 u
Fla SNYDER, 3. 81 CdeCsnerty). 10 TO ! and - :,
al 5so ioi sS &c so 3 20 % ana to St sever
20 70 and y to T. Russe Cq T3el i@8 o'Brien)
and J. sStuyve ! IO5 ,Fullert 3 10 10 /
..S2 ran start poor Won driving. Time l8s4 sIe3;
5EVENTH RACE-selling: 2-year-olis. ~ furlonr,
.ezsanee stables D. T. Toi San by
aas,1 i46 a9 - C2s ,; S2aEs 10 a
-o1i Cd. io2 6ia-5iH p =
shortcske Iol FuIler) 70 and 70 !: Redn,sr On /
: 70 and 70 /, Vienna, l0s tCouueb 10 - -; |
Llwcut - iFarlev} 60 10 and % - TO and /
20 70 and Pleasant Memories io4 g;Snl. 90 10
and "a = also ran. start good. Won driving TN -
SARATOGA ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY
FIRST RAcE-For horses which have nun and No, No..
AZ this meeting. six furIongs.
Name VT Name NJ
he Nlsseteer. -Ils BAD i I69
nIrasSed il5 FUturts --....... ~ ~
e7a1-a Loring. 1l3 Molly 10 10
-tHllli-Ee 10 FleNion ----.-.-.. 10
E0oND RAcE-For al ages; handicap. One and o,.
eighth miles
inter Raire- ........-l 23 Stamping Ground ,oo
,lS~aler -.--.-.-. is His Eminence. 100
ga Nay --.-----..----I IL Faulconbrtdge ... 81
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