New-York tribune., 1907-08-07
NTLLER'S FIELD DAY.
RIDES FOUR WINNERS.
Irrcle Sold for $4,000 at Saratoga
c. NOrvis's Close Share.
rFr r.1sr-arh q The rrlhuns.l

y Y. aug R--lfe rfIlFE OF AllANi.
che Jockey who handled four winners in as many
,oo,ints. the sale of Uncle a tWo-year-old, for
she fancy price Of $50 0a0 and the narrow escape
f-o-a instant death Of c. Morris when Aristotle
.4si p the stretch turn in the first race were
she chief incidents Of the second day Of the
,n,dsrmner meeting Of the Saratoga Racing
association. The threat of rain in the morning
vas over by noon. and it cleared off almost too
hot for comfort. but this only served to increase
the attendance. which. while below that of the
opening CAV. was quite VI 10 the average
sam Eidreth bought CnCle from John Z.
Madden for $500 and $4,000 Of the Saratoga
Special stakes if he should Win that race on
Saturday. Uncle ran third in his first start at
Belmont Park but won his next three races. and
is generally looked on as Collins chief rival
srnong the two-vear-olds He Is 2 big well
furnished colt hv Star Shoor-The Niece, and
was bred by Colonel Ezekiel Clay. lie was
iurned over Charlie Hughes 70 train. bur
efrer g sensational trial as yearng was
bought by Madden for price said TO he 5000
Tr-le is being pointed for the Tich Saratoga
SPECIAL on Saturday. the sporting stakes Of
the season. in which he may have 10 meet
James r Keene's unbeaten Colin. Harry Payne
Nhitnes's Stamina and such other good young
sters as Cohort. Beaucoup. Chapultepec, Bar
Nons ard Lady Winlfred.
The followers Of Miller had 4 field day. The
clever 1ockev rode SpooEer. Explosion. Rye and
7os-oscara 10 victory Spooner was AZ the pro-
,;bi-ive price ~ I 70 = in the first race and
won rather easily after being hard ridden At
she last fur orZ pole 10 wear Apple Toddv. the
c.-lr paoerra ker. down. Explosion also At odds
or eslloped home an easy winner of the third
7aoe from Miss Delaney. when Stylit and ia
,erte gave il III at The head Of the stretch. Rye,
another hor favorite al . 70 10, Won the fifth
rare 81 one mile but not before his followers
had suffered from q mild case of heart failure,
as he had Q stormy Journey Miller then wound
I'D the day bv bringing John Sanford's Da-
,,osrara home IN front in the last race To the
wildly expressed delight Of the crowd from
Amsterdam which had hacked him literally at
6 and 70 J.
sn the last stride 70 beat Telescope a head in
The second race. and Temaceo. the strong IA
ro-ite al IT 10 10 which Won the Mohawk
Stakes fourth on the card. Z Dugan. who had
the mount on the California Derby winner,
waited patiently while The Wrestler forced the
pace and Ingham tried 10 run him down round
inE 1he far turn The boy made his move when
st-a.gfltened out Tor home. Tenaceo respond
fns 10 punishment. came away to win in 4 mild
drive in the fast time Of 1-32 81 for the mile
and 2 furlong-
Tr-o killings were attempted hut both failed
Y NcAvoy's Miss Popular was backed from
u u ! - as low as : 70 ! in places in the
third race. I'm; 10 the disgust ~ those who ac-
cgpte5 -ha I'D could hardly raise 9 respectable
EsIior. Loudoun Light was fhe one best bet
~ r+a rzi-hirds in the last rare on the strength
r. ? workout in 1:13 for six furlonEs- He
was backed from : 70 n II - =. hut failed
Cisrally after being il 4 good position all the
wav
G Morris. who had an ugly fall with Aris-
fo-1e Is the horses turned for home in the first
raca escaped with 2 bruised leg
FFa~-z Payne Whitneys Ptarmigan, Wei
11ared a. = 10 I in the last race, ran away five
+--i,z m The zs-av 10 the r7cst. which probably
turr his chances
SARATOGA SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACE-7or two year-oles 500 ad2e9. NE ala
+af Fu-orgz start good- Won easily Time
T-n=1- Winner ch r.. BY Feep @ Day-Flirti1eeT