New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-08-07
STAMINA is RULED OUT
LOSES STAKE ON FOUL.
stezrards at SpG Fine and Suspend
E. Dugan for Rough Riding.
rBv Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Saratoga y. 7. Aug DIARY Payne Whttneys
Stamina the quoted favorfte. the Alabama
c.ses Of 5000 for three-year-old FLIES, here to
- but the stewards disqualified her for touling
-, sanfor6's Mayheld after turning for home.
:. .ba disgust Of some and the delight Of others
--A.s gave the race 10 Mayheld. with James r
z-es,es Anonyuaa second and Beckon third The
..-rer5s held Ed Dugan responsible for the foul,
o,s vent further by hning him 800 and suspending
- FOR the rest Of the meeting for rough riding
r-i,ions differed as to the justice Of the ruling,
= 80 incident aroused more than usual discus
- and comment Schilling. who had the mount
: Mavfeld did not claim foul against the win
= zna the stewards acted or their own initiative.
s,horr e.en calling the Jockey before them. and
:. ,or,rtiv that there was plainly question in
- -,t-s Those who objected 10 the ruling point
= o,,- that Stamina fouled when Beckon car
- 7Faz-4eld and the Whitney fly out at the head
..s stretch and that Stamina in bearing over 10
re rail and carrying Nayfeld with her when
.-+-a7e5 out did not interfere with the Chuc-
.a--1za 1llv any more than occurs II many races
=, --e- IS Il may the race was not truly run and
= -,osr unsatisfactory from start 10 finish.
= besin with. Anonyrna acted badly At the post.
= --hen TIE start came got away all tangled up.
S-,--zr did not show his usual skill, ran her into
- N the backstretch and was finally shut
= ..--lz- On the far turn. Except for this the
- s,zrer p the dead Sysonby might have been
-, ,on-ende- as she made up several lengths in
= .-a,cb and was only beaten half a length for
- -fs,e Beckoa forced the early pace and then
- Re- nat 70 spoil the race by interfering with
1re7eeI5 at the home turn, which in turn carried
- r,5A When Beckon stopped. Stamina.
-. . -i-s,e su-erved over 10 the rail. and it
- e-o-, ++e stand as If MayheEd the suf-
- g +,a stewards thought, and the disquan-
fcaton followed
- hz the stewards for the rest Of the meeting for
,t-.,oe He had the mount on Steelmaker IN
=, -,la.-a=A but with the place safely won
- = sleen IN the last few strides. SO that Ban
= closing strongly OF the rail, got up in time
. heat hin head Il was clear case OF care
I.s-,ass &c O'Brieu after seeing he could not
wear ST Nick down. was taking things easily and
looking the OUTSIDE not Teailzihs Lnat Ca4is01
threatened on the rail
= was the best steeplechase Of the meeting. Can
,-ss and Champs Eysees took turns at forcing the
nae hui both tired SO that St Nick came away
IN the last half mile Banner pulled up lame
Shilling, the Jockey had g field day. riding four
winners and one second horse IN five mounts.
He finished second with Fort Johnson in the first
race Won bv Banvzh. and then scored with Oh
durzte Nay1eld. By virtue OF the disqualification
Of Stamina. Zipaago and Regal Royal
Auz-st BeIront's Half Sovereign, the quoted
ssro-ile II the first race. showed 10 Improvement
over her first start C the meeting. and performed
81 badly that i looks as Il she had trained OF.
A wise few made small sized killing with OBJ
du-are IN the third race She is g small FLY. but
Won OF by herself. Harrigan. the favortte,
i short
In spite Of rain IN the morning the biggest mid
week crowd oF the meeting was II attendance,
numbering fully four thousand persons. The track
was heavy but unless more rain falls It will dry
GU for the Saratoga Special Saturday.
SARATOGA SUMMARIES
FIRST RACE-Eandicaps for three-year-oids; $500
asdea s5E 4grongs start good Wen oleysTly-
var 0vne-, Beverwyck Stable.