The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-25
KEENEBIGGEST WINNER ATSPA
SiSONDY'S $4,000 VICTORY
PLACES HIM Ar HEAD or LIST.



SARATOGA. Aug. H.-Racins In Saratoga
for the season 10 over. and the Wind up comes
without any very general display Of regret
There hss been LOT to approve Of. ana some
things to carry unpleasant reminders; sNfl
all considered. 1t was the best meeting In the
history Of the track. In the matter OF Atteh-
dance al records we're far collapsed. This ID
very fattering. for II certainly meant taking
chances to come here ard run OF q rich sched-
ule Of stakes and purses with . certainty Of
big cut In revenues with the doing away OF
the daily contribution from the Metropolitan
Turf Association In tbs form Of the purchase
Of certain Number Of admission tickets.
The rsCtng has beeu fair and that Ia On.
Various reasons sre advanced for this. but
tho chief one is q scarcity Of good horses.
The very pick Of the stables Of the East ana
West have been on the ground, and the pro gram
WAS arranged to brlng into play all the material
ct call, but Developments showed that the
hoped for star could not be found. and With
the exception of few Of the important f1x-
lures the contention has been among q elias
that are but little better thsn selling platers.
There has been some scandal that was
taken up OFFICIALLY and some that seemed 70
pass Hnn0tioed. but the cases handled were
disposed Of promptly. There Is no question
that the public appreciates what was done
for It's entertainment and will come a8ein
when the year rolls around, to stand the war
the hotel folks and the Villagers in every
department.
James n. Keene and John Sanford head
the list OF winning owners. the latter topping
the $4,000 mark. Mr.. Keenes earnings
came through the one victory Of sysonby.
and the Sanford credits are duo to the win.
ninss Of CaushnawaSa, Mohawk ii. ana
Molly Brant. Caughnawaga won the Sara
toga Handicap and cup. MohSwk II: inc
Special and Hopeful Stakes. and Molly Brant
the Delaware Handicap sysonby won Just
one race. tho Great Republic. which Melted
him something like $4,000.
Father Bill Daily has decided to start YER
onese In the Futurity. This 10 q little sur
prisiDs, for the COLI will not leave here until
tomorrow. which will bring him 70 his quar-
tors near the Gravesend track less than
twenty-four hours before he will 60 TO the
post. An effort 10 being made to Get Cfsamer
to pilot sys Ss colt Johnny 5s1 bis r. siSesi bs
nephew. will have the mount.
Gen. Sanford and Trainer Hyner hsve decided
e 'so hsrs to II III b a. ae
ed a as Y h .s. e az .Is sss Ss
1 1ad ssh sndsas ssa is k s
t:sgss that any any attempt 70 hurry Elm might
eh vent SToks sSasy Ssh A. S. d ss;s Il; #
BEEN badly beaten IN his last race. but since
had worked six furiopgs In il4. and y was
,a; dssat sf Eoua ya
fast raced up into firse place bali way down
him rather cieveriy: Incidentally. this allY
Yalagal is away. better than generally rated.
ai csm y manner II
rode her when last out. Her owner Ii one Of
the dissatisfied ones.
10 Co bs sIvns sec Seseiai prsparasion Tor Il:
features 81 the fall meeting q shsspshsad
B Bsys pen;e D & :sss s fpd hss
ar9uis that .he VA not 30 asked 70 NEE: az ~.
q oP &C. esn aas .sd f.osor. -. '. '"'
John ". Gates to-day saves big preference
for the Futqrity He e1pects ZIP nsp 70
s.. =. xe !. 49, % su ss' r ns
strong ct the end When some Of ths 9thers
are getting faded. He also likes the idea Of
Knapp riding the hlly. - the boy 10 In great
.os. .t Ass6 81 ssid onsSs Ser shs gscss
hs be na hi: ~: & nv sosd r. a sa
mskins a. they have, Y he per. every a.
ss H' thst tie public hid supported tSs .sso-
ssse and sss s T.. &c ssssa
IL o q T .7 b e, sssr ,. the
The lilly Was very heavily supported BY some
but this be- sS. ns.' d s r. sDes e
ss ss dns sapen ms 4 sResp:hsad Bay. '