New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-21
GOLD SAINTS ALBANY.
TAKES RACE ATS4R4TOGA.
Leonora Loring Beaten by Futurlta
One FaUorite Wins.
TBv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE-l

Saratoga y. Y. Aug 2a.-Ihe defeat or William
c Whitney's sweet FLY Leonora Loring by James
r Keene's FLY Futurita Of the surprises
to-day that would have stunned the students Sc
vereIy had they not already been stunned INTO
speechlessness by the many upsets or the present
meeting. Leonora Loring was an odds on iaNoIlee
and the Keene flly was the rank outsider, at %
TO ! Leonora Loring was giving her younger sister
eight actual pounds in six furlong sprint ana lhe
result proved that she was not equal to the TASK
She finished last IN a field of four, Duke OF heh-
cal and Cobourg both finishing in front OF her
Rain again made the track lagoon ana the
fields suffered in consequence. in the Albany
Handicap. at six furlongs The youngsters had Ile
feature of the day. OF the nine who accepted IT'S
conditions, Gold Saint. a chestnut Golden carter
colt owned by J. p Kramer. had the most Speed
snd going 10 the front at the start. won all the
way. beating Rob Roy, Mohario and a half dozen
others by four lengths Sydney Paget's colt Yellow
Hammer was a Iukeworm favorite at TO !.
Leonora Lorng not the only favorite to fall
a,v the wayside The Keene mare Birch Broom
was beaten by both Sweet Alice and Gloriosa IN a
race for three-year-olds, at one mile and the two
Le5T-od EHclb ian f ~ A6yrad Birch Brooms
defeat can be attributed to bad start she mace
ished only half length behind Gloriosa The same
excuse cannot be made for f1NclaInaloti. Ii;y1I
q! Ssfl ~ DsiZ,s DHrbv winner Claude in race at
c eh0 0i5is' '0F al ages was - '
FIRST RACE-Au ages; furlongs.
St Betting r.
o r Keene's b Z. Fuuztta By His High an, RI
IqEs q Keaaal 8 iio , o9aom FL 81 80
2nora 5 LTns so Non asa5 L 4 no 70 i5a 70
SECOND RAcE-Haudieap; all ages; rs miles.
5:s i =: $ i. .i R: Fl 81
colonsay creamep. 50 10 ard - 20 l. A6a Nay,
IL B! to and an5 10 e an ram ss good Won
driving Time. l:55t5.
THIRD RAcE-seIng: s-year-olds: mile.
Pleasance stables en- I Z Sweet A ,dS
BiTGh Broom los cannon 81 %
cncinnatuz de souza to and TO .; Dnhsie
to ana to star ana Garter 50 CconneD is to
S 2o t. i clasme Go Co to and 20 to and caledoHite
q Gorehand 100 10 and 80 to l. also ran Start poor
Won easily Time. l;441s.
FOURTH RAcE-THE ALBANY HANDICAP; 2-year-
oids. furlongs.
. raa 2- en- r,, Goia d saint By
M S9P E25' 5sa 1iiTalT Il So
c s 15 e 5S g s6s e q e G.! aS. 70
10 !; KnobhaHgton 10 oXnkhed1 to l and 3 to J.
start fair Won easily. Time l;l52s.
FIFTH RAcE-selIag: years and over | l-16 miles
George -Forbes's b. {. Past, by Batlamp- s..
Caithness j. Gfaacl0 10 Al
Water Tower 4. 102--...... --..- .Fuller 81 p
Kingrane 8. 1o7 N Lewis, to 2 and c to 8: Foxy
Cane. g. 81 Reed ! and 20 O. Carroll D, !. 100
tCaeaner u TO and TO J. ST. sever, 4 1O5 Gan
nom. to ] and to l. also start good. Won
Eandily. Time. l.54A.
SIXTH RACE-NIaiden 2-year-olds: So furlonEs.
s Pagets 2. T. Anirad. by St Gatien-
- 900
I1xclan alton. ITO tOdom) ID p
Long spur (Shea) II o.
Dmiful 10 (Builman1. 10 ! and Blush. no.
GHaack5. 10 ana TO 5 C!evis 10 Cannon 8 70
and o Strike a-I<ght 10 u. Daly), 40 to
md - 10 l. also Start good. Won driving. Time.
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