Evening star., 1905-08-16
s A R A TOG A RACES.
OUTCOME CAPTURED HANDICAP
OF THE DAY.

Noodford Clay's mare Outcome, literally
played by the westerners at 10 to !, was sue
cesSful In the Merchants and Citizens
handicap, one mile and ree-sxteenthS run
In the mud at Saratoga yesterday. 1t was
dlsagreeable weather, but crowd of about
300 persons turned out, a majority max
ing Proper hot favorite in the above event
at ii to 10. Dolly Spanker, Lord of the
Vale and Caughnawaga, the top weight,
were all supported at good prices. Proper
with Hfldebrand up, beat the gate, but
Baird lost no time in overhauling the big
Prestonpans horse with Outcome, who led
for three-Quarters of a mile. Then Out
come was shut off, and so was Proper as
they came out of the back stretch, by Lord
OF the Vale and Dolly Spanker but once
headed for the wire Clay's light-weigh ghted
mare came again with a gallant turn of
speed and won in a drive by two lengths
from Proper, who finished strong after be-
ing interfered with, and took the place from
Dolly Spanker by two lengths and half.
Caughnawaga was anchored In the going,
never being able to untrack himself Hide
brand and Burns made a protest of foul
against Dolly Spanker, but they were over
ruled. The race was run in 2.02 8-5.
u. j. Long won both two-year-old events
with pair of smart youngsters. Sir Huon
a colt by Falsetto-Ignite, backed down to
an S-to-5 favorite, took the third event at
hve and half furlongs. Troxler had him
gust Belmonts Futurity candidate Bridge
man. to l, in the stretch. Sir Huon hav-
ing three lengths at the wire. Bridgeman,
for his first appearance this year did we'll
having early speed. but evidently needing
race Or two. He had an easy time taking
the place from Shine On, to l, who had
three lengths over Chalfonte, 13 to g. sec
ond choice. The time was los 2-5.
Longs filly Eloisa, also by Falsetto, and
played down to to 2. second choice, made
runaway or the sixth event. for maiden
two-year-old flles. five and half furlongs.
breezing home with safe margin over
August Belmont's Bivouae, an even-money
faVorfte. The latter was outrun all the
way, yet experienced no trouble In taking
second money from Willie Shields Yalagal,
15-to-1 shot. The time was 11O
D'Arkle, closing an equal favorlte with
Cigarlighter at 16 to 5, was thoroughly at
nome In the going. and won the handicap
for three-year-olds. seven furlongs, in
handy style. Lochinvar. to 1. made the
pace for Ave furlongs. but though he hung
on gamely. D'Arkle beat him a length in
LIS 8: -CigarligLter, who was backed
down from to l, was third after running
up to form. The weight was too much for
Broadcloth, IS to o. who was last all the
way.
Tony Aste's Mad Mulah. 3-to-2 favorite.
was much the best in the second event, at
a mile. In which non winning Jockeys had
the mounts. Schol let him down at the
half-mile pole and he romped home with
nve lengths to spare in 143 4-5. ]. E. Mad
den's By Ways, Is to 1. beat Bellindian,
to 2. head for the place, with Daisy Green
a head out of the money. Suffice quit a
furlong from home. while the start killed
the chances of Lady Ellison. second choice
Greencrest 7-to-1 shot made all the
running in the fifth event. at nine furlongs,
WIRING in gallop by half dozen lengths
Yorkshire Lad, IL to /. had cinch on the
place. with Lord Badge. II to 3. second
choice, disappointing third Sir Ralph
the favorite. had no speed. The time was
1.56. Troxler rode two winners and three
favorites landed the money