The Washington herald., 1907-08-28
WALLS Is THE VICTOR
John SanfOrd's Horse Cap
lures Saranac Handicap.
RIO GRANDE, 80 TO 1, SECOND
Long Shot Comes Through the
Stretch with Rush and Outgames
Don Enrique, Taking the Place by
Head-SandOrd's Stable Il Also "A
Winner in Handicap for All Ages.

Saratoga, Aug. H.-John Sanford 5
Walls. to 10. made all the pace
in the saranac Handicap for three-year-
olds. one mile and a furlong. here to-day.
and won in gallop by four lengths in
1853 2-5. Rio Grande. a 30-to-1 shot. came
with a rush through the stretch and out
gained Don Enrique, 10 20 l, beating the
latter a head for the place. The Bel
mont horse had three-fourths Of a length
over r. T. Wilson, jrs. Monfort. at 3
to l. who tired in the last furlong.
The Sanford colors were also carried 10
the front in the first. handicap for all
ages. six furlongs, when the judge placed
Danoscara, 6 10 !, first a head, after a
plucly finish
J. Z. Seagrams Sir Ralph, played rath-
CT literally at 10 10 l, provided an upset
in the second race at a mile when he
came with great rush at the end and
beat Tom Dolan. 3-to-5 favorite,. by a
length and a half in 1:4O Is Lady Es-
ther. 10 I, who had early speed. was
beaten neck for the place, at the same
time beating Smiling Tom, s to !, a head
ntk1hENHGE "
The Oneck stables Belwether, 5 TO /
showed the way in the third even for two
year-olds. I'VE and one-haIf furlongs, and
won in a drive by half a length from
Biskra. s TO l. Sir Cleges. 9-to-1O favorite,
who was a poor third, had only a fash OF
his usual speed. The time was los 40.
The Patchogue stables Vino backed
down 10 8 10 5. favorite. came from be-
hind and won the handicap al a mile in
handy style by a length and a half from
Lane Allen, a 10-to-1 shot, who beat
Quagga. 10 to l. ry a head. The latter led
until well into the stretch. and beat
Arimo. TO l. by a small margin The
| time was 1:4L
The finish Of the last race for maiden
two-year-ol0 nllles and geldings. FIVE and
cne-half fur,ongs. was close. Green =
Morriss' Mystifed. Is to l. got up in time
to win by a nose from Eddie Burke's
/ MirameT. 20 to ]. who made the bulk OF
the pace. and beat Imitator. 70 !. by q
4 head.
John sanford's Polly Watts, 2-to-5 IA
vorite, was a biz disappointment. -Four
fayorites were defeated. The crowd was
slim.
The Summaries.
/ FIRST RACE-For all ages; six furlongs Dan
OScara. l6 lHOrnerl, % /, won; JACK Akin. III
1 Brown. 70 ? second; J. c. Gore, Us Miller
70 5. third Time, l:l2 35 Handzana MerU
/ England. Bat Mastgson. he Knows, and Rock
stone alSO 1H-
/ SECOND BACE-Selling: purse: 500 added; fol
1 threey yearoids and up; Cue mile Sir RALPH. <
/ lficdsteinl S 10 J. won: Tom DOlan, Iol lDugan
: 10 la. second: LADY Esther, 100 lAillsrl 10 T.
i third. Time. 80 Is. Smiling Tom. AfoleSey. So
mona Beile. and Shroeder's Midway also ran.
/ THIRD RACE-SOl added; for two-year-olds that
I have not wen $3.50 and not won AZ this meeting
/ Eve and 0ne-haf furlongs. BelWetheF. 100 if.owe
Z 70 !. Won BiskTa l0i SANDY 70 ]. second
/ Sir Clcges 100 tDuganl, eFeu third. Time I06 45
I L 5 Whitaker. Sir Galahad, Wm. II Lyon. Aiis,
Angie Frances Rsy. and NiarenEo also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Ssranac handicap; pursl
S o00 for threeyear- r-ods; one mile and an eighth
/ Walls. li9 Miller, 20 5. won; Rio GTande. 3
/ lSbreYel. % 70 ]. second: Don Enrique l02 lHor
ncri. 20 J. third Tine g 2-5 Monsort. Clan
/ Russell 0kenite and Lord Stanh0pe also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SeIliug; handicap, $50 added
! for thFee-ycar-olds and Up; one mile Vino III
/ KNAPP 70 J. won; Lane Allen. IL lNicoli. {,
/ J. second: Qusgga, lE lDuganl. % 20 l. third
/ Time, i;il, ATimo. Workman, ID ATkle. P0Quessng
/ and Fancy Bird also Fan.
/ SIXTH RACE-s600 added; for twoyearolC
maiden FLIES and geldings 70 carry l0s pounds
/ five and onehalf furlonEs. Aistificr JOS SANDY
u 70 l. won; Miritsrni los tFinul. IS 20 l. second
ImatoF, los Lowe, 70 !, third Time. los Pol.
/ Watts WoclsQun. Thomas Flyer, Latouia. ProWler
NaunO Pontiac and GTasslands also ran