New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-07
scII,ING RACE WAR ON
-,orBLES At THE SPA.
lanai Disqualified in Last Race
:, Disgust of CrOud.
TRY TeleFruph 70 The Tribune ne, !.

" II s. House IN''O =, l-,.,.oa Stable
uss " cos, Of sos. but the Chelsea staole
8 horse a. - for alOo while J. s Ward
,ssea % v-.hs- took BeIleview for Sl.@D- IN
,1ng io = re loss Of Belleview II. G. Bedwel
.sAst'oh - - Gov console. which was beaten :
n = ozark. the owner Of Lord Stanhope'
al bul -.ncv TO the Sir Dixon three-year-ole
% t0OA tir, for s. 45O. under the rules t''e
. = the winner gets last e-aHl''
sFna o - snother incideut out OF the ORDINARY
lhGs 49,. oltoretl her please the crowd "hea
81 DC NJ ,-,,o-e5 favorite IN the last race.
- AVA So Cor interfering with Captain Swan
~ cisl' --4,,. r7e snish Grand, on the last
o. JUS = :, cor,e through q narrow opening
rns' :, nd NIpsgrave on Ben Loyal bore over
ID ~ ~ nr.ev close In the last few strides
81 roe - II did no, look as II there was
lHa .u..-ference To Justify Disqualification but
SO 8 sharp enough 10 pun up ilEh' Al 'l'e
Gnu . ,be stewards decided IN his favor when
tsa Alu .,,,,, ~ foul after hearing what Mus
-, had 10 say -. 80
az ant so quickly as those srouho Ne" 'orA'
tD' 80 was heavy and holding, 50 that mud
9 i@ $50 = asmana -Four Of the finishes were
a. A..s-snd-head KIND, SO thst altogether
-, was quite ar much u i.' ''.'-'
-..,tsto-s than usual
y sFe.,, s,,-1rise OF the day came In the defeat
~ -, losnson IN the handicap al one mile
:. wr,.,v weighted Pins ana Needles 10 which
W. .,ncesiuc tv5uty-uine pounds according
- After Sir John Juhuson's brilliant
=, Wsanesday. when ne beat Jack Atkin
| .,s esuaIled the track record Tor seven ;aF-
-, N H. diseua lined. Il WAS generally felt
- race would develop into little more than
o. ..-,ise gallon Tor tne big son Of Is!dor. II
-. ~, however. that he could not concede
- -, and SHOW 10 The best advantage over
| - track al a distance not altogether 10 his
| ~, am Needles which Was cieverly rated be
A. ms mace came along in the last sixteenth
IA non. going away by length OF more. Nico4'
=, bss the mount on Sir John Johnson. was uu-
,osbly criticised by many for not making taII
!. n the great speed % his mount and opening
-.t,g saD in the first SIX furl0ngs. As Il Was.
I n ne horse gallop along under restraint 10
I. lad Of The stretch in an effort 70 bring IL
swr Ia 4 sprint, but when called on the horse
/ md 70 -espond. and was beaten in slower time
e,r rsh an ordinary horse as spellboUnd made
atlsr IN the Gay.
O-sa Maid winner ~ the Latonia oaks. made
sor o. her fed u the opening race and Won
| Hea Of some class and quality. She has looks
| ilssuuen5 her also and is quite likely 10 give q
| faos account o. herself IN better company.
IL NcGinuis haG little or no confidence IN Spell
loa 70 win the second race but the colt liked the
gsas whereas Joe Rose q noted mudlRrk. failed
ragF 70 run NJ 70 his form and finished Ear back.
s'slhouna won rs q head from Ruxton, and when
ssgsi a. auction the Chelsea stable bought him
n rN aN over MS entered selling price Alr-
EGEnk offered 10 sell The horse on Thursday Tor
n 81 was cutie content 10 let him go Tor 3. SO.
nGlsEed selling price. plus The value OF the race.
M Dsmsrssi, the old trotting horseman. was
mn who bid W Ostend after the ogden gelding
n M ths third race NJ. House wanted 10 keep
horse however, and 6naIly protected him al
10 losing thereby - a. tie value OF the parse
a only ~
console vas probably the best horse IN the hfth
ss III Davenport made his rUn TOO soon. and
'sleFieVi eosiag with his usual courage got I'D
tat 70 ~h By short head. Rio Grande run
a my 70 ms best form. was only a head behind
sue ne Three horses racing through the last
1'senA iks team. r. c. Bedwell protected
nsao winner Up 10 sl,l01. but Jet him 20 when
- hlfc raised the price another hundred
E 1SAi. % JACK Akin from being cut down T.,
-. -. WEDNESDAY is more serious than was al
i ,,... e-ta sno The chances are that he win nor
-. - iosi again curing the meeting.
Us runs high here to-night over me r,-,rts Ill.
- "-laofroW between James r KeeDe's
-, y = l. HarrlsOns Waldo in the Saratoga
~, e SURFING fixture a. the season here
- appears to have more friends t,,sr g..
- islloEers OF the sport b,,t = 800. -, -
- II Is generally felt thar tbe u,,D-s~
- 'I- cain for the present al least n
tSo-year-old IN training
SARATOGA SUMMARIZE
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- oaesr nIIs E for taseeyearolas: 500
: EeainEis a. By Albert HoOdoo, Owner.
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Ssi am FsIsa lsT 'T So. ysa,-qdl $500 added
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me H. ! L. Knight OF the Thisue-sandy Bar
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y Denio5io - Time, 208h WinneT IN a.
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" $ !. ST Pin Jockey. S slsiia'
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~ Wine, 81 good Won driving Time
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n s 5. Str Fin. Jockey t eles,sI
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