New-York tribune., 1906-08-30
SALVIDERE WINS AGAIN
IMPRESSIVE STYLE.
adirondock Handicap His Fifth
Straight rictoru.
ny Telearaph to The tribune

saratoga. n Y. Aug. 29.-Salvidere fleetest
and ganest son of Belvidere-Sallie of Navarro
shis afternoon took up 12S pounds. more than
his scale weight. conceded p pounds to Don En-
r;oue and Eddie Ware. 13 10 Aletheuo. "A TO
clara Huron and - to Royal Breeze made al
:he pace On a track that was dead and, we'll
handled by Sewell. Won ealloping at the end In
The most impressive style. The victory gained
in the running of the 5000 Adirondack Handi-
car. six furlongs. was the fifth straight that the
bg chestnut gelding has won in the popular
eight green" OF Thomas Hitchcock. jr. his
stake winnings row amounting 10 $35.4SO His
victory yesterday impressed turfmen generally
as deciding without single doubt the question
os two-year-old supremacy.
In his past races SalVidere has aiWays won
from behind. To-day, however, Sewell pursued
sIerent tactics taking the big gelding TO the
font at flag fall and allowing him to gallop in
f1ont There never was moment when the race
vas in doubt after the start
The only really exciting finish Of .he after
noon came in the opening race. a five and a half
furlong spin for two-year- -olds. in which there
we're fourteen starters. II. B. Duryea's Mint
IBERIA a slight faYorite at threes over Plausi-
be and Mitre. at fours. Miller had the mount
or Plausible, and, getting away with a flying
start. made tic running. clear of the field, the
last fuTlOng pole There the leader was chal-
lenged by Mintberia, which had got away tenth
and had 10 run all around his field to get up
finishes OF the meeting Plausible win b.
inches only, with Tileing third. half a length
away
The rest Of the events were professions as q
general thing, and there was little Of real inter-
est 10 wake up the crowd that was present
With one exception-the running OF the hig
race-there was but little doing in the ring
and the "bookies.' less than half the number
that weighed in on the opening day. did. not
have enough business 10 keep them busy There
was end of criticism heard all sides after
the running of the SteepleChaSe. for which AL
legiance. ridden by F1ueston. and running in the
oolors Of Mrs. G y. Tupper, was an odds-on IA
yorite. The smart money. however went on
Macmillan. al 10 .. Maximilian broke in front
and at once opened up a gap Of several lengths
with the favOrite second and under a strong pull
On the backstretch the second time around AL
legiance was let down and was rapidly over
hauling the pacemaker. when he reached the
last jump in the backstretch. The horse appar-
emily took the obstacle perfectly, but stumbled
slightly after alghting. and Hueston fell off
Maxinilian then went on and won by twenty
lengths
suited in the easiest kind of a victory for the
MilltOwn Stables Athlete. ridden by Miller He
waited on Pater for the first half mile and then
went on. opened up a gap of five lengths and
ultimately won by two lengths The finish for
The place was close. Water Dog, Pater and Hal
leWmas. the last played down from 40 to 20,
finishing heads apart in that order SeWell rode
his first winner when he put Anneta Lady over
n the third race at 10 TO ]. coming from behind
and winning easily by two lengths. Rusk, played
down from 10 . 10 4 to 10. was second
A killing OF fair sized proportions was made in
the maiden affair, last on the card when Simple
Honours ridden by an unknown apprentice rider
named O'Leary. and played down from 100 70 /
70 twenties, led all the way, and Won easily by
tEo lengths.