Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-08-04

half furlongs, at Saratoga yesterday, feel
ire confident that the trio would capture
the entire stakes. But while Tanya won
easiIy. the others were unable to finish In
the money. The layers quoted 10
against the stable at the outset, but the
big plungers were so liberal with their sup
port that 1 to 10 was the closing price.
r. T. Wilson jr.'s Belle Savage broke IN
front at the start. but quickly gave way 10
Tanya. who with Shaw in the saddle, never
was headed, winning easily by length ana
a half In 1.O7 30 Hearts Desire was the
runner-up to the stretch, where she stopped
to nothing. w. s. Fanshawes Schulamite.
20 to l. who was third up to this point.
hung on gamely and secured the place by
a length and a half from John E. Madden
Linda Lee, 100 to 1. the latter closing with
a superb rush and beating 1ota length.
Hearts Desire was head pack Hhishihs
six lengths before Belle Savage.
Mr. Duryea's colors were again carried 10
victory in the handicap, at mile ana an
eighth by Aceful, the Mirthful colt VINO
ran uEplaced in the English derby last year.
He went up in the betting to y TO 1. wnere-
as s. g. Browns Audience was hot Ia
yorite at to 5, with F.. X. Thomas ram
bearer at to l and r. 7. Wilson. Jr S. Car
buncle backed down to to 2. Shaw wasted
no time in taking Aceful to the front.
where he remained to the end winning all
| out in drive by three parts or ienstn.
Audience made a strong bid In the stretch
after Burns had waited too long WIN her.
She had no trouble in beating PalmDearer
| for the place. Acefuls time was oS 20
| The talent did not fare well, owing to the
| defeat of four favorites Though IL raineo
during the night. the track was again IN
prime condition. In the first race. Tor TWO
year-Olds at five and half furlongs, there
was heavy play on Newton Bennlngtons
| Gilpin who went to the post 9-to-0 FAVOR
lite. But Tramotor. to = second Gnoice.
made all the pace. and beat Gilpin length
and a half in drive. Sydney Pagets iea-
| cress. Z to l. was head out or the place
| after making up much ground IN the
stretch. Miss Morgan. 100 TO snot' VINO VINO
ran fourth. is worth remembering. The
| time was LOS. Thirty-third quit In the run
| home, after following the leader for more
| than half a mile.
3-to-2 favorite. captured the steeplechase:
but only by a narrow margin. He looked
| at one time to be an easy winner, but
| toward the close Royelle. to l. IN Mr.
Chamblets colors gained so rapldiy tnat
Good and Plenty was put under hard
| drive. He got the verdict by neck with
| Royelle twenty lengths before Manilian, 20
| to l. Amur well played at to fell at
the Liverpool. The time was A. ~ 80
Another heavily backed favorite was van
| quished when Gay Lothario. 4 to 5. was I'M
| able to finish better than third in the fourth
| race. at mile. He was weakly ridden by
| E. Walsh. TOT San showed the way for half
| the route. where Elliott to !. assumed
command and remained the leader TO the
| wire. where he had two and half lengths
| to spare. Fire EeaterT4rto l. ran In much
improved form. and was a length and a half
before the favorite WHIP beat Toi San
! length. The time was 14O 80.
E. E. Smathers' Leonidas. eVen-money IA
vorite in the high weight handicap. at six
furlongs. seemed to be. anchored by the
weight and could not get in the money. J.
| f. Seagram's ClOten,I 2O-to-l shot made
| runaway of it, but he had to be driven to
win by two lengths from Stalwart to 1.
John McCue's Monte Carlo. 2o to J.. was
catching the leaders at the end and got
third money, length rand half back. The
time was 1.13. Shaw rode two winners