Evening star., 1907-08-20
FIVE FAV0RITES
BEATEN AT SARATOGA

SARATOGA. August 2O-The bookmakers
won a lot Of coin here yesterday on the de-
feat Of five solidly backed favorites. The
weather was clear, the track fast and the
attendance about 5000. The Kentucky sell
ing stakes, for two-year-old fllies, five and
half furlongs, provided the closest finish
of the day. After making all the pace Fred
Burlews Ella O'Nei1l. who went up from
to 15, managed to stagger homo a head in
front Of b R Bradley's Black Mary.
backed from to IL to 8. The latter also
had a head on James r. Keenes Frizette,
who receded from to 10 to to 5.
There were only three starters In the
handicap. at a mile and a furlong. but
again the talent went wrong by making
Cressina 9 to 10 favorite. for after max
ing nearly all the pace she weakened and
c. R. Ellison's Temaceo. II to 3. beat her q
length and q half in 80 3-6. Rio Grande.
to 1. ran a good race and was beaten
three parts Of a length Ior the place.
Tipping. neglected at II to 1. was the
winner OF the first race. for mares at seven
furlongs. She closed gamely and won in a
drive by length from Belle OF Iroquois. 8
to e. who was shut of at the start. Sister
Frances, to s favorite. on slowly, finished
third. length back. Anna May and Sally
K were both backed to no purpose. The
time was /. % 1-5.
T. Hitchcock. jr.'s. Paul Jones. 7 to 2.
outclassed the others in the steeplechase.
at about two and a half miles. and was an
easy winner by five lengths. J. w: Colts
Paprika. receding from 6 to 5 to 8 to 8,
took the place by four lengths from Rocket.
played from to 13 to s.
Zipango reduced from to 13 to favor
ite, won the fifth event. for platers. at a
mile, Beckman driving him home three
parts Of length in front Of Sam Emery's
Standover, Is to 1. Phil Finch. after being
practically left at the post. ran great
race and finished third. He could not have
lost with an even break. Deuce, to 2,
had no speed. The time was 1 40 2-5.
After several unsuccessful attempts, John
E. Madden put Dennis Stafford. to 1. over
the plate in the last race. for maiden two
year-olds. five and one,half furlongs;
Cooks c. J. Celia, backed down to 8. by a
head. The latter showed the way for a
greater part of the going. but was evidently
short. He had length over Miss Delaney.
8 to I. Imitator. to 2 favorite. was shut
of early and Miller never could get him
clear. The time was OF 4-5
The Summaries.
Tipping. los (Hor,en. I TO /, won; Belle Of Iro-
pefta aes nsds LADY 70 !n Ann. May Golden west
second race s stespisehass hsSdicsp; purse: 5000
added; for four;yearolds and upward: about two
Rocket. IA CMcCaain) S to 1. third. Time, 42A.
Lghtsout and Old Faithful also
Third race. selling: the Kentucky; 81 800 added;
for twoyear-old fllies: 1--WE and one-hah furlongs-
Ella O'Neil, go Hinn). 8 to /, won; Black Mary.
7 to TO- third. Time. 1.08 8-5. Martha Jane,
Aimee c.. Ree0e and Berrymaid also ram.
Fourth race, handicap: purse; $500 added; for
three-year-olds and upward; one and one-eishth
mtles.Temaeeo. Ill (Notter). to s, won: Ores
Garnes). to 1. third Time. 1.52 s-5. Only three
Fifth race. selling: prrse x7o0 addad. for th-ee.
year,olds and upward: one mile-Zipango 08 Beck
mani. to !. won: Standover, 90 u. Puwers). II
third. Time 40 2S. Vendor. Easton. Nat B..
Yada Armo. Star Cat and Greene also ran.
sixth race. purse: $500 added; for maiden two
year-olds that have run at this meeting; to carry
no pounds; Ave and one-haf furloags-Dennis SAT-
CNieoD, 10 to l. second: Miss Delaney, i07 IBrus-
sei9i s.i to-, to !, third Time; LOT 4,s: woolspun.
jubilee: Juggins 1mitator. Jane Swift, Helen Hol-
land. Star Emblem. Donnell, Winning Star. Sher-
ring. Milford, Ferry Landing and OrcaEna also ran