New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-29
LAST RACE AT TIE a
MEETING COMES TO EN-
r.. 4. Wilson'S OIambn,o ~.
Classic Saratoga Cup Es,r.

Saratoga, N. Y. Aug. 2s-Sara+ono.i
year ended to-day, and with all A.. ac'ns n,
could be desired. The great arrnv os snap that
ieft for home tonight well pleased vr,,s tolk
Tor the session has been all that corrs seif vist
for II has well proved that ra, De hoped
law as Interpreted by the courts can y uer ne
successfully and It is now the vana-.T conducted
those who have the best interests az - opuaon Of
heart that the havoc wrought by last 80 80 urf at
fsiaton has spent its course The os,,os~ lsg.
meeting gave general satisfaction. ThA,- OK ths
no easy one. but they solved their 49,, ask was
- 70 sausly ootn The horsemen ana nm
II has been good racing. well conductas 80" public
The days card was rich in attracttoS
Saratoga Cup. Of course, the feature q, "'n he
noon IL brought decisive victory fo cue os after.
carrying the colors Of r. T. Wilson T. o-amoala,
Of the Saratoga Association For this r. PRESIDENT
victory was a popular one. even with 81. las
favored the chances Of the other starters VINO
Olambala's victory was easlIv earraa
rated perfectly by Butwen and vet a. NJ ne ns vas
the journey was he asked TO DO his bas+ ase Of
cred the mile and six furlOngs In 2.5Q ,vb,t COW
the track record. made by Afrcander h. r,s 04uaa
fractional time shows how even the No.. - ne
the way. The first furlong was run IN ~, = S al
quarter In 0;26, three-eighths IN 0.s0 az -, us
IN o;Sl' nve-eighths IN 1O3 D.. SIX fIronev q, ns
seven-eignths IN 1;29 rs the mile in 1.a. mr. ~
a furlong in 1:54. mile and cuartar q I . ana
mile and a half in 2:22 s-5 On thfs -, w and
must be considered a factor in anv NJ 10
lance races that may be run this fan rs Us
green. which finished second. was ns,,.- 'H'er
dangerous For about a mile he went a. AY
ana then was called 10 go after OlarnbaIa ven
was unable to get any nearer 10 hin, -. ns
Neeules seemed TO run in spots and tralss -
bad third. with Effendi. which completed 49,
beaten Off une ned
The Grand Union Hotel Stakes ror
brought splendid contest with ChieEas.a.
hrst honors by a head. The runner I'M NO. 'a-las
jerks which with the winner was hrad =.
cocas by Mrs. L. A. Livingston. Last s,-,It N~a'
asaw was one Of those offered for safe al S .-s
Your others were purchased by Steve Ta7,la-'-a
James Callrey- To-day he beat the ally which -,
retained and raced by her breeder. 'a
The BeverwycE steepIechase brourbt ,,,..
Sir Wooster. the top weight Of those that So
He carried his 165 pounds in great stvIa go
looms up as the possible winner Of the cbo-..--
which will be run at Belmont Park this f.U ~
won the Grand National in the spring. and 49,.
pretty close to being the best OF the 'crossc,,.--
performers. He was senr TO. the post TO-DAY ~
G"yh IonpKins' VINO VIII in future train an t5s
horses OF his owner, A Henry HiggiEson
Tom Wilson has FOR several wears bsa, .-..-,-
and riding Mr.. HigginsOn's horses which ouns,s-s5
mainly OF a string OF hunters. ReceutIv ~ ma,
decided 70 branch out on more EXTENSIVE scaIs
and Sir Wooster and BallacaIla were u,rch.saI
from Colonel Robert Neville Wilson Started s-
Wooster once, and he simply traned his field To-
day, with Davidson IN the saddle. he was eoss m
the pace all the way. and won ike the good horss
that he Is. He. with his stablenates viii be shpoed
20 Canada. where they will 5e looked after by
". F. Presgrave. with Tompkins going W when
they are started After the Toronto meeting thsy
will be shipped back TO Belmont Park and 20 into
Tompkins's stable. Mr.. Higginson and q party o.
friends came over from Boston 10 see the race
His coming into the ranks with strong stable VIII
be welcome. for several OF the metropolitan as
soclations are rather discouraged over the light
fields for their jumping races One Of them q
quoted as announcing semi-Oficially that unless
there IS a decided Improvement this fall al Jump
ing races will be abandoned
J. G. Greener, who bred Oambula and sold hin
70 r. T. Wilson. IT.. on from his homo IN
Tennessee TO see the colt run. and WAS delighted
with the result He said that he purchased tho
dam OF the colt while IN foal for $50
Thomas Clyde officiated one Ot the stewards
during the running OF to-days steeplechases Hs
has for many years been prominent In racing, but
this Is the first time he has oflciated either here
or on the metropolitan tracks He IS one OF tas
regular stewards OF the Maryland Jockey Club at
Baltimore and a thorough racing authority.
Candleberry. which Is sure 10 be one OF ts
favorites for the Futurty shipped from here
tonight The rest OF r T. Wilson's stable leave
tomorrow.
SARATOGA SUMMARIES
FIRST RACE-SeilinE: sor t7ree-ysarOas and Upward,
S4oO added seven faronss start poor wen 1 ss,-
Ing Time. I:2S% Winner, ,. s., ny A-S710-4-s'~
owner. J. Hewitt.