New-York tribune., 1910-08-30
LARGE FIELDS THE RULE
MANY Horses in Races on CLOSING
Days at Saratoga.
cHERRfOLA WINS HANDICAP
FiIly Closes with Burst of Speed
and Takes Lead from
Field Mouse.
IB~ Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

heaviest cards OF the meeting was offered
by the Saratoga Racing Association to
begin tire last three days OF racing in this
state for the year. Nearly every event
had an overflow Of entries but fortunately
scratches were large and the fields were
reduced 20 4 respectable size.
n the absence Of 8 stake event the
handicap for all ages. at one mile stood
out as the days leading race. That con-
sistent FLY Cherrypls- which went to the
post At the false price of 10 TO / was re-
turned the winner. Twenty-one were card
- TO face the starter in the event but the
scratches took nine out of it E. r Brad
ley's recent purchase. Helmet. held the
position Of favorfre. with Cohor1 and Field
Mouse TIE best played Of the others.
Helmet failed TO show prominently at
any stage of the race, while Cohort got
away last OF the field. which took all OF
his early speed 70 get TO the lead. and
when there he could not secure a clear
advantage. as Harrigan clunE to him. The
pair raced team until the turn into
the stretch was made. where they both
began 10 tire. and Field Mouse moved into
the lead But Cherryols, which had been
LAST Of the field on the far turn. closed
with : tremendous burst of speed. that
drew oct TO win by three lengths Field
Mouse was second. q length and e half
ahead Of Black Mate.
There were ten absentees in the first race
which left field of five TO race, and Rose
Queen the odds-on choice LED from start
70 finish and won by eight lengths from
Sir Alvesoot-
TIE steepiechase had only Stoure and
which was the hottest kind Of favorite
7ert 70 The front on the last turn OF the
Held ard Tor as his rider pleased.
Rogon. { Z 20 ! chance. carried August
Reinont-s colo-s 70 victory in the third
race He Led al The way. and won by TWO
lengths from the tavorite. Helen Barbee
The last named was backed from to l
Il 70 8 but she had ali sorts of bad luck
getting e poor start and also being shut
oT twice il the first quarter of q mile
Win clear sailing she probably would have
uor
john :. Madden to-day sold the well
known mare Lady Amelia 10 August Bel
mont. and the price paid was said 10 be
se.H When racing IN the colors Of z. r
Thomas Lady Amelia was one OF the fast
esr srrinrers IN training Bud Nav also
purchased Mary Davis from R H. Davis.
bur the terms Of the sale were not made
public.
The coIors OF Jimmy Rowe we're seen for
tbs first tine in many years when Van Den
carried them IL the opening race There
vas 4 sale Of horses in the paddock to-day.
which vent for fairly good prices. with Sir
John johnson selling at the best figure.
Re vas bought fn BY F J. Nolan for SO o0n
TIE result Of the sale follows:
Property BeverwyCk Stable-Sir John
Johnsor. r. 4. ). by Isidor-La Tosca II:
? J. Nolan $1,000 Bonnie Kelso, b. g.
I. o. Waterboy-Hu Huanella: R F Carman,
g 7aa. Adrian. b. @. > by Puryear D
BIIy. Barnes. b. c. 2. by KIngston-Sorcery;
Z. d Van Shack. s7aa Quanttco, b. c, !.
dy Atheling- Pilgrimage. J. N. Crane. $50.
Blue Mouse. Or. Z, ,. by Garry Hermann
Fair Empress u. G. Moriarta- 81 Ieo Wise
Mason. b. z. : by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mason. J Baker. $50 Belleview, en-. g.
= nv Bel Demonio-Gadab bout; Jim crane,
so Banyah- ch. h. :. by Bannockhurn-
Winyzh- s Smith, S=oo. Ed. Ball, ch. G,
Lo hv Verge q dOr-N;obe. J. McManus,
ssa
a F-onerrv August Belnont-TastefuI, ch.
3 g. by Hastings-Tarpeia; Bonnie Brook
stable s25aa. Star Bottle. ch. G. ;, oy
hasrngs-SUnfsh. R T. taTman. Sl.SN
Property Mrs James McLaugh In-For
este~. b. z. ., bE Wild Mint tlichdrnafoo,
=. Fitzsinlous. S4a0 ArondaCk, o +. :, by
Easrings-Astoria; P 6. P Randolph ssio-
The summaries follow:
SARATOGA SUMMARIES
Weather clear: track fast
FIRST RACE.-Sellins. toT three-Eear-olds aad
upward. 500 added six fuT!onss- 9la[' 7T