New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-21
FIELD DAY FOR YOUNG
WINS HALF THE CARD.
Western Ozcner Has a Profitable
Session at Saratoga.
IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune.I

IBy Telegraph The Tribune.1
Saratoga, n. Y. Aug 20-W- j. Young a West
ern owner. won half the card at the track here
to-day with Darknight. Moquette and Fair Louise.
and. as he had the utmost confidence in the ability
OF his horses TO win he and his friends enjoyed A
Held day. Moquette game and honest race
10 beat Gliding Belle and two others in the handi-
cap at one mile and quarter. with lis pounds up
He met with more less interference in the early
part of the race, being shut off by The Peer on
the first turn. and crowded back again by the
same horse in the up the backstretch- Page
then pulled to the outside and went after Gliding
Belle. which had opened UP gap of two lengths
Slowly but surely the son OF Ben Holiday wore
down the pacemaker. but the Ally hung with
rare gameness. and Page did not get Moquette up
until the last two strides. TO win by head
Darknisht started the sequence of victories for
Mr. Young by winning the third The Plaudit
four-year-old came swinging into the stretch some
five lengths in 'front.' but he firing at the end
and had to be ridden out beat Nethermost. which
ran wide at the turn. losing two three valuable
lengths. The latter blinksrs to-day and
showed decided Improvement over his last race.
Moquette won the next race. told. and follow
ing that Fair Louise beat Jacquelina. the quoted
favorite. and Fulfill the particular good thing. I'm
a driving finish by length. after making all the
pace In the fifth event. John Sanford's Queens
Song showed lot of speed in this race and will
bear close watching I'm the future. IN the
opinion of many good judges.
II Cost tne bSVerWyCk stable, owned Dy FRANK
Nolan. OF Albany and this village. 500 to retain
Quantico after the Atheling three-year-old had
the first in common gallop. George Hill bid
the colt up 500 his entered selling price of
Woo but the stable retained him with the usual
s. advance In this race Waponoca raced into a
oontending position from a slow beginning at the
turn for home, but the effort told in the drive TO
the wire and Rubia Granda followed Quantico
home.
The Fad and Queen Marguerite were the other
winners. the former showing a good performance
although he was firing in the last sixteenth after
making all the running. He did run out on the
turns. as in mis- races Yonkers and more than
justified the confidence of his many followers
James W Wadsworth. chairman of the State
Racing Commission. visitor the track to-
day He said that his daughter found Roseben
which was retired 70 his farm by d. c. Johnson
-FOUR or five weeks ago excellent saddle horse
and was riding him every day.
Jimmy Rowe. who trains for James Keene
has shipped Ceit. the BROOKLYN Handicap winner OF
a year ago. TO the farm in Kentucky, as his bad
leg did not yield treatment
Senator Sullivan bought High Rang. from, T r
Hitchcock to-day for price said to be sl.5oa The
horse will run In the name and colors of r
Ansarola- James Bute another buyer He
secured Billiard Rail from Pat Dunno at private
terms
Barleythorpe, which purchased by James
Gsffney for $1,000 few days ago worked six fur
longs between races over the slow c1ippy track I'm
1l7, a. part of his preparation for the rich FtI-
turity to bs run a. sheepshesd BAY a week from
Monday
Queen Marguerite. entered 10 be sold for 300
was bid up 500 by a Canadian horsenan after win
ming the last race. but retained by her owner
at N.s0S
SARATOGA SUMMARIES
FIRST RACE.-S-ling three-year-clds; $500 added
SsHsn turionss- start good Won easily Time. ICE