The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TANGLE
TANYA'S SISTER TAKES ADiRON-
DACK HANDICAP.
beats jug gier and Rayena In Hot Finish
! -Tyron. . Fsvoritc. Loft At tile Post
7. --Jessamine scores for II. T. Wilson, Jr.
! Van Ness Comes Homo NJ Long ODDS.


SARATOGA, Aug. 2s.-T. r. Hitchcocks
Tsngle, q full sister to the noted Tnnya'
won tho Adirondack Handicap, for two.year-
olds. six rurlongs, to-day. In a sensational
nnlsh. She was regarded by the wise men
a. sure winner and was hot favorlte NJ
Q to .. II. p Whltney's Jusgler, on the
other hand. because OF poor warm up
went back In the betting from twos to Tours.
with . good play about John SANFORD
Ravena at hves. AZ the sendoh Lyme TOOK
sJuegler to tho front Mt rafting CLIP. with
Ravena and Bill Phillips In close attendance
O'Nsll trailed behind the trio with Tangle
under restraint, until the head OF tho stretch
was reached Then TanGle began to show
her worth. for she had TO go around the others
TO be able to challenge, 1t was 10 the last Few
strides that sbe caught Juggler and beat
him In hot drive by three parts OF length
In IaS as Juggler lasted long enough TO
boat Ravcia head. with Bill Phillips head
back and three parts OF u length In 'front.' OF
lthe Western colt. James Reddlok.
Starter Cassidy, whose work lately has
been very ragged was rather severely scored
when Tyron, tho favorite In tho handicap
at q mile, was left standing at the post. There
were only four starters In this race. Tyron
closing at : to s. with Foncasta ba1ed down
10 s to and j. II. Talbot's ShawGM reduced
T. IS to 8. Tho latter was full Of running
won In gallop by three lengths In lao. Fon-
cssta tired at the end. and Right Royal. . TO l.
beat him q head for the place.
r. T. Wilson, Jr's JessamIne. 7 to l. took
the first race, for two-year-olds. hve and q
lhnlf furlongs. Margaret H.. to 1. made
the pace until the last furlong pole. where
hhe weakened and Jessamine. under MoDaniels
persuasion. came In to victory by length.
kansas Prices Belden. to 2. who did not
H. olN tutt
Inalled the place by head from Astral H..
to . favorite who had length and half
lover Father Bill Days Gentinn. The time
was 1 O7 s-5
+, Mr.. Harris rode perfect race In the steeple-
chase, at about two miles and . half, and
brought Conover. the to favorlte, homo
an easy winner by half a dozen lengths.
He was In front all the way and held tho
jothers SAT- at all periods. Punctual, to
ibid his best and took place money from Pious
lby a length and half Ruth's Rather. second
.choice received weak ride from Graham.
The time was $40.
I MINI asquaw. who was played from 100 to
down to 80. had world OF speed In the third
race. at q mile. leading right up to the last
rev yards or so. But she tired when the crisis
came and Willie Knapp got Our Sister, 3 to l..
up In time to win the race bv half Length (.
in I:4o s-5. Ninnasauaw had enough left
to take second money by head from York
,shlre Lad, to 1. who came from nowhere
/, and beat Telephone. the favorite. by he ad.
+; The latter got away at q disadvantage q nd
never became a factor.
Sam Hlldreth cut Van Ness loose In the
9th event. at six f,lrlongs. with the Moo odds
of is to about him. and the old fellow simply
stood the others on their heads He went
to the front quickly and won easily In 1913 IS.
For Luck the favorite was the contender
for half mile and then exploded. Monte
Carlo backed down to = to 1. ran one Of his
good races and finished In the place. three
len gths in front OF The Cure. a 20 to / shot,
who dropped out Of the sky and took third
Henry Best. well played at S to !, was pinched
OF at the start. Four favorites were de-
feated and Willie Knapp rode two winners.
The track was fast and the attendance good.
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