The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-08-13
GOSSIP OF The RACEYRACK.
STAKES no BE RUN AT SARATOGA
THIS WEEK.
Remarkable success Of the Horses Sold
Early In the Season by W. d. Brown
Layers stu Fear the Drake Stable
-To.day's Card Promises Good Sport.

-To-day's Card Promises Good Sport.
SARATOGA, Aug. ia.-The stakes to be run
here this week promise excellent sport. The
Delaware Handicap, at a mile, will be run on
Tuesday, with Dandelion. Tlptoe. Bohemia.
BedouIn. Won Tromp. Induisitor. Kiamesha.
Gallayant and Dolly spanker probable start
ers. on Wednesday the $4,000 Grand Union
Hotel stakes, for -olds. six furlongs,
will BIZ the attraction. for which Water Pearl.
Superman, Ballot. Grimaldi. Don Enrique.
Waterbury, Golf Ball. Rockstone and several
colts from, the Whitney stable are eligible.
The Huron Handicap. for three-year-olds at
A mile and three-sixteenths, may bring to-
Rether Tiptoe, Accountant. Whimsical. Entree,
TanRle, Flip Flap. Inauisitor, Ravena. Zienap.
Bat. and Gallavant on Wednesday, The Troy
Selling Stakes, for two-year-oids, hve ana
n half furlongs, will be decided on Friday
with such starters as LorinR. Clara Huron,
George s. Davis, Botanist. Conville. Philan-
der, Master Lester. MoCarter, De Mund.
sewell, Alteration. Monfort and others
saturdays card includes the Shillelah
Steeplechase, the Hopeful. for two-year- olds
and the CIR eat Republic Stakes. SIC. 1000 added.
one mile and a quarter. For the Hopeful
there are many untried eliRibles, including
H. Whitney's Ptarmigan. a colt by Yankee
Partridge. and Slippers. q flly by Meddier-
Cinderella; John sanford's Joseph Brant, BY
Cidord-Ballyroe; James II. Keene's Pope
Joan. a Ally by Disguise-Editha; August
Belmont's High Glass. an imported colt by
IsinRlass-Hautesse H.: H. b. Duryea's Mon
roe Doctrine. o flly by Yankee-Semaphore.
and F. n. Hitchcock's Farceur, q colt by
Mirthful-whyota. or the tried eliglbles
Water Pearl. Ballot. Peter Pan, McCarter'
Purslane, Rosemount, Kentucky Beau. Fam
tastlc, Okenite and Barbary Belle are prob
ably the best.
John Sanford's Mohawk H.. In spite OF
saturday's defeat by Gallavant in the Travers
Stakes, Is picked to win the Great Republic.
He will have to improve greatly, however,
to defeat Oiseau. Whimsical. Tangle. Bohe-
mian, Flip Flap. The Quail. Go Between.
The Picket, Gallavant. Dolly Spanker and
others. For the shillelah steeplechase the
most probable starters are Altar. Kernel.
Kaesil, Hylas, Jimmy Lane. Delcanta. Balzac.
Caller and Game Cock.
Did ". II. Brown make a mistake when he
decided to dispose OF the rae ing stable left
to him by his brother. the late 8. s. Brown?
II the horses had been retained In Trainer
Bob fuckers care the stable would have
been one OF the most formidable on the Eastern
tracks, II not In America. Salvidere. sold
at auction for a paltry %. 700. has since won
nearly s33, 600 In stakes for his joint owners.
T. Hitchcock, Jr., and John Z. Madden, and
has come to be regarded as the best two
year-old OF the year. Accountant. pur-
chased by J. b. Brady, ls the leading three
year-oo 30 ial' anu nae rhao ~
s9o'ooo IN STAKES u pu m'
others oisposeo o. ~ Tlnona"a,a
FRANK .h,. uien 10y ~. ,ocd ransa hrin oina
renatI,s mIp ~ The stahls "a IL was
u o.a 49, ,ha soason onsned cIo.o
to Si00, 600.
Horsemen generally regret that Salvidere
IL Ifot a Futurity eligible. John Madden says
the be!''oere eeiuihe Ia -.
old he mas seen IN years In Aso', mo- sys u
younester 10 a secohu irsn 60 IL . G,m
next year. oai'.hs aoon II. =.
nave many Dt n ua.ooa, ,s .s.,
ms mercy. nv neesIe nnI 1870 ~ .Lni,
ing Maooen az . par.ner - ".n to-
horses eVioehuy ihaoe q ciesef hlove. naa
much as Jointiy they whi WIN. more money
In stakes ana pulses tnis yeai .nan IVY "
lore Dahdeiion, VINO hns !usa uHun " Blu"
true racing IoIni, mas Mon t1''o' ~. 10.
including sc,oo" . seoonu = u" go,
ropoitan. btookiyh ahu y nniun.
Gaps. so,'oo 4. .oo ~ i.ndina erst In tho
'nahaloap Il $500 Sa.dd.n tS,rrs he has
Saratoga rahal'ap. 1000 - nt.h II u,.nh'
q chanGe " ~n ~ ~ ni.,donn
COCK. Sr.s. oou.nne. q % so p,.h.n. h.rs
coi' WIZ ooa. IN"nH" L.. asu.,snad ,,,o a
on fI,uay. SohS =. I'll ~ martn.us
splehu,u nm 49,. r-.nL orNauu h,,
srainea oy Incl ~. - nn MIN i,.t ~.
Maouen WIN ~ 90, I'M. ~ ~ ~. E,,t,r,tv hi.
same onouiu " u..nn " ~ ~.
success Mh' plaoo M a..snn wo-vsar
neao u u .ha .Woos.sss ~ aajvids,s
eios' c'unths Il nN-N
James b. braay THINKS ,ha' hS Iooen9
purchased colt FOUNTAIN biue can oes. eaI
videre WIN ease IN ouiy ~. q II @ cay
Fountain Blue WIN no pouhas On hs oa oS,
beat Saivioere. WIN w. IN = ul,'e W ny
parts OF a length. Inc iat,er gov on poo,iy
but made up iosu erouhu so lapluiy Is,
he had Fonntain Blue wen eItehueu " WI
In LOT Tor nVe ana a nan luriVhss' vi IN
strength OF TINS race braoy peneTes 'ns
he mas the petter .wo-yeal-oio- pu' ms t pn
tentioh ~ uspuoou y y 80 h.,ta,
Savidere to-day IL tmen'y onI
than when ne met VIII ms eo' ~. Ill y,
the year TO ohte. nrauy NIL 80 =
Will probably give fouhan p,ue a,n, a a
races mere WIN .ne 'u1a u eta =. n 30 -
and ready ior some 'aunme o.. ~.
menus 70 De oeGlaea az ~ aI A.
Saividere, TINS nish pr'ceo o"' 10 y e"s
LOT the ruturIy. -
The turi mlslortunes Oh .ne na'ness VI
Cleveland nave caused = sreat uea, VI s",a
nAn q Nln 10 NO InIO IhCIH