The sun., 1904-08-13
WATERBOY SOUNDLY BEATEN.
SUCCUMBS TO EUGENIA BURCH
AND HELLO IN HANDICAP.
Vatercrcss Horse to De Rctired-God
Ten Takes the Troy Stakes-Andrew
Miilers Diyinnti0n a Surprisc--Fort
Hunter, keynote and Bank Also Win.

Hunter, keynote and Bank Also WIN.
SARATOGA. Aug. l2.-Waterboy was soundly
beaten in an overnight handicap by Eugenia
Burch and Hello here this afternoon under
conditio that Just suited the champion oil
last year. The distance was nile anu
quarter and the Watercress horse picked up
l2e pounds. In the betting ring there was
disposition to lay against him. TO ana
l3 to 10 being on offer all through the specuia-
tion.
Eugenia Burch was backed down to TO
by Pittsblrg Phil and his friends. while Joe
ger had Il big bet on Hello at 5to L. ooor
took Wutcrboy TO the front ut the start, ana
as this WIS always his forte the crowd be-
licvcd that the black horse would come nome
alone. But Hello passed him after the nrst
half mile. Waterboy showing nothing OF his
old form and rapidly falling back. Al the
hond OF tho stretch Eugcnia Burch. who came
from behind with her usual spnrt, coiIared
Hello Both we're tired yet stood hard
drive.
Shaw crowded Hildebrand somewhat in the
last hundred yards, and when Eugcnia Burch
won by a head in FOG. with Hello four lengths
In front Of Materboy. llildebrand lodged n
fruitless protest of foul with the stewards
n was said after the race that "aterooy
would probably he retired to the stud without
further delay. The fractional time WAS ol3'
OPS 0.37 O:io l-5 1902 l-5. I:l5. 1928 i-5, lA Id
ss 3d. a0s The race was run over IA iast
track.
The stqko feature Was the Troy Selling. Tor
two-year-ods. AT five and a half furlongs.
with sydney Page,'s Trapper the faNorte at
II to and William lakeland's Gold Ten
second choice at ii to B. rrnpp"r was bitter
disappointment. for he ran in the rnck all the
way. ,ioId Ten. the other hand. made a'l
the pace and won in drive from fildebraho
by II length in 1907 40. Martha German,
20 to L. aud r. + Wilson Jr. =. Gamara, Sto ].
were the oontenders but the former weakened
in the stretch, and Gamara beat her nan
length for the pla CO,
In spite oi his poor race Yesterday, fort
Hunter, with Hldebrand up, was made
to : favoritc in the handicap for all ages at
seven furloncs He was much the best ana
won easily by length with his Jockey sitting
still. Sir iynnewood IL to =. closed strongly.
and took he place from Marioram by iohr
lengths Stavedore. who went back in the bet
ting from 10 : to = to :. pulled up very sore.
KEYNOTE. another tavorite at to :. took
the second race. at a mile and half on the
turf in u romp, r." left the others in the
stretch and had A We lengths to spare In 2;as
LADY Potentatc. . to ). lasted long enough
to keep tn" place from Palm Reader, 10 TO
/, By a length and half.
The surprise Of the day was furnished by
Andrew Mier's Divination. 90 to ! shot.
who took the fifth race. at a mile. She ran
the best race of the season, disposing of
> Thistle Heather at the half mile and then
rushing home winner in drive by length
TO Between. ~ to 10 favorte. got the worst
Of poor start yet finished second two lengths
in front of Dnah Shad. to 1. With an even
break TO Between could not have lost. The
time was 40 40.
sydney FACETS Zeaa Is to favorite. in
the last race for maiden two-year-olds. at
five and half furlongs. after being pocketed
came with a great rush at the end. but was
beaten head by Bank. IL to /. who is owned
by New England clergyman running his
horses in the name Of the Milltown Stable.
Bill Days Raiment, 40 to |. was third. h.
B. Duryea's Princess Rupert, 3 to l. seemed
to be short Linda Lee. to 1. was never
prominent. The time was los. Two favor
ties and two second choices rewarded the
form players Hdebrand rode two winners
end two seconds.
H.nacap all ages 'oS sadsd seven
si9 sri Lynnesood naess1 a. ias ro!msoS s ISL 81
ssis% s5sysaoIe s,:::. 4 II! 4 SuIs1 isss 8 s.:
BY eIss fRs rS HSP' Sy
trained by j. Dyment.
SECOND RACE
.dded aoTsnces @ one mile and half On ,nri '
k.ynos Mnss p"o AGE T oS w. yGesfy fsnsr 4t"G E F
Lady i.oicn,ste. 9. 100 H!idebrand. s5 SIS ~
RymettSs hslm RSsosr s ' 81 81 j tpa pennessy aoi al
Bar l., DUO 5.,,".,iG2 .Cormaok, 81 s {
bfHa4 bHaT6orpc. s. . . erimInns Isl 81 !
Good sta IT: won easily. :fi Keynote b. s. by chor,s
ter-Rap,urc. owned and trained by j. A. Kyle.
THIRD RACE.
Hsndcsp for ,. three year olds and upward
Eqssa!s S5is f"a Brcs 4ei 10 SSs*' "g sE.q r.
;a%s,5,Si %a'$,S5ssi IS IS fsSs,, 1aS% ,so os'
fSls R9sf {ISo"lss e rs g SsnS Sci oS
s% % wo' A.. dvas sss; sscns ovssT Rs,rh b.
l., Gurus, trained by W. c. Smith
FOURTH RACE.
The Troy ScIllrS stakes; for two year olds sl.5o0
added nNr ana nail ,urlongs
cold oi;% rSa n@' ' 81 s. HiGs6rana fTs ls "s IS ri Il
HsI Gano'e; "a 9i;rman e Wood p1'e"'r .s 81 q &
i,,,nn M['n'es''e I"2 1877 3 3 Hsi hqln> g. g. =
JfsSpsr: ,....,.. 8 TrsysIs !i. Iss-$ even !
sSsa%oa,is sa. ics s wondefy H 81 81 II II 10
tiood start won easily: Gold Ten. h. T.. = by Gold.
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FIFTH RACE
selling: tor three year -oldS and upward. $500 |
AddeG. allowances one mile,
Horsr ana igr. NJ JockrV. Beunp. Fin.
Divnation s.. .,... lGS, j. Martin. pol 81 u
Go petWecn. 3...,..- 100 H. Phillips. lilo 3-5 ~
pinah Shau. 3d.. l0l. j. JONES'. 81 2i 81
Thistle Heather, 3. ,.l0l Cormack.,, l0-l ~
Allan. I,...,.-,,. 0s .Crinmins, 25-l 81
Toi san, 3..,..,..... W. ..DOCOnnorlOu-i SOL
Cana jonarl". s. l0l. Dllphant o., PSI lO-l
Stolen Moments. I, los SHAW. ..,..., 81 2-i
GdTnish. 3,..,.,,.,,. ~ ,h h. Cochran l2-l 81 %
Demurrer 6....,.... 100 rTavers.... SOL 20-l 10
Agnes D.. G..,.,..... lU4 Miles ,,,,, l5-l 6-l II
Irish Witch, l,,,,..i iOJ .Wonderly.. 3O-i i2-i ~
Easy Street, S.. ...- los Bullman, i0-i l2-l 10
Time ii0 3.
Poor start, won driving; Dvlnation, ch. l., 3,
by Horoscope White Rose; owned by Andrew
Miller: trained by r. Welsh
SIXTH RACE
For maiden two year -olds: 5000 added I'VE and |
a half furlongs
Horse and Age. w, JOCKEY. Betting. Fin.
Bank, a.u..,.,,,..-, il2 Travers.... l2-i 81 lb
Zeea. 2.......,.... 100 Lync. ..... 1875 6-5 %
Raiment ?,,.-,,.. 100 Burns .,... 40-i l2-l 81
Princess Rupert, :. .lO9 .Hi,debrand ST. rs
Linda Lee. 2....,.,-,io 100 h. Phillips Al SIS
Nellie Russell .. 100 II. Cochran 4O-l ISL u
salisbury, ?......,..ll2 .Helgerson. ST. 81
Steel Trap. ?.,...,, lO9. .Cormack.. $40 l2-l
Tcnnyburn. 2.,,,... l3 Oliphant.. ISL OIL o
Macmillan. . ll2.. j. Martin, pol ST. 10
/. Perry Meadow. 2. ~ C, Kelly O.. Sol 2O-l fl