New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-23
NJ RESLKE'S AMSTERDAM.
ROTELLES GOOD RUN.
Last Saratoga Race BLOtted out IN
Rain.
rrT rrLEGvAPH 70 TIE TRIBUNE. J

saratoga. =. y. Aug 22-In the numerous with
.r,was and the empty spaces in the various stands
.Fare were evidences to-day Of tire beginning OF
- end c. The Saratoga meeting. Many stables
..,s already been shipped to Sheepshead Bay. and
=. almost precipltous fight OF hundreds Of sum-
sr folk fIed the sg hotel proprietors with dis
.r The racing. such as it was brought about
me rafting good finishes. and in the Amsterdam
selling Stakes, al q mile. tie eight pIeters that
s,ok part in il ran so close together for three
-,.r-srs that any one of them, with the execution
= rssv Street. seemed to have winning chance
sf the head Of the stretch. Hildebrand managed
a get De Reszke, the favorite. home in front bur
. Ess tzht 1T. and 10 many IL seemed as though
sobsdI had nosed him out Through the back
.trstch rhs Ds0eiver colt brought I'D the rear
lard with Easy Street. but O'NeI got him goin-
after me 1.-n Cor home had been made and he
-aIloped through his field with amazing burst
y speed. Sig Tim" SUlIivan's Old England used
himself u7 making the early pace, and was swsl-
oEeG W n rhe ruck when the struggle came. thi-d
-sce zou- 10 The GebbaTd CASTOR. Gay Boy.
a. the p'zters that made Up the field for the.
last race-a selling affair at Ons and quarter
riiss-Esre on the way 20 the post. storm broke
orer tha incosure with terrific force and the rain
,sr,e down in deIuCes. When Mr.. Fitzgerald sent
he horses way the storm had attained almost the
dignity or p eloudburst. and 50 Ear as seeing the
,optsst was concerned the performers might as
VEL have been behind = asbestos drop curtain. As
,ssr went h- the stand for the first time they
-q,id te U-l= ont vaguely. bur they disappeared
81 the paddock turn and no one saw them again
rBril the finish. when Conkn and Garnish were
siseovsre6 6Ehring r. for first honors. with
Tantalrs cup and Palm Raider struggling for
third place Conklin. against whose chances as
much as 10 to could be. had. got the decision,
while Taztalus Cup beat Palm Reader scant
head.
IN scramble for maiden tWo-year-olds the
chances Of " .. Daly's Raiment were ruined by H
inrhsels. who deliberately shut him eff in the run
around the the WsterCress FLY Princess
IRIS % 70 that time the Henry of Navarro young
ser had been well Up IL front and seemed 10 have
an excellent chance of beating Dazzle, the short
priced favorire As IL was, he raE good second
10 him Princess Iris, who finished third was dis
qualified and third place given TO John E Mad
dens Linda Lee.
A steeplechaze over the short course was won
cleverlv by M Chamblets Royelle. after DayIes-
ford had given ~ EXHIBITION OF al the blunders and
offences recognized IN The cross country code.
First he ran oUr after leading for a mile. then
when Wilson had got him EJraight he fell and
turned a complete sonnsrSauit. finally when he was
renorn-ed. he refused at the asst jump. Lbretro
and Cock Ro5in the latter the publics choice were
Inc ruuners-up. Cock Robin fenced in slovenly
fashion.
Nike Cisncy's old horse st Finnsn. while be
ing worked The main track this morning, dropped
dead.