The evening world., 1913-08-15
RANK OUTSIDER
BEATS STARS IN
SARATOGA RACE
T. c. McDowell's Gracilla
Wins Handicap From Best
of Two-Year-OldS.

tspsesA - n E'sains wossA,
SARATOGA, N. r.. Aug. N-FndAy
being IN on day on . raos course. there
we're 40 stake events down for decision.
The card was made up Of overnight
events which filled remarkably we'll.
Included In thess condition races there
we're two handbags down for decision
one for three.ysAs-olds a1d upwards
which contained some aics material ct
Weights which brought them close to.
gsthsr. The other race Of this variety
Tor two-ysar-olds was at five end oos.
half furlonss In which Roamsr vas
awarded top weight
The Stewards held needing last nisht
In the Wilson case, the Investigation
lasting three hours. The testimony Of
all those concerned was taken and d.
oislon reserved until tomorrow night.
Capt Dmmons' long distance West.
en- champion. Rudoipho. apparently
broke down this morning while being
worked. How seriously he 10 affected
cannot be determined at present
FIRsr RACE.
Maiden three-year odds and upward;
selling: one mile. Time. i.N.-Chopin,
- Il. McTaGGarO. 0 to I. Z to 5 aud cut
hrst; Prospect, Ss (McDonald). II To 70
out and out. second Entsrps. 100 IDA.
viss). Is to !. 4 70 ! And even. third.
TICK Tsok. loa ana Ann lilly. ~ 49,
ran.
A. has been the general rule since
the meeting began. the favorits In the
initial event Of the day was doomed
to defeat. Prospect was installed a.
the favorits. but when Il came 70 rao.
Ing no failed to deliver. for Chopin.
after laying In second position until
the turn into the homsstrstch. drew
away from his hsld and won In the
end quite handily. Prospect causht
the tired Euterps In the last hundred
yssds and sainsd the place.
SECOND RACE.
Handicap; two-year-oids; avs Ana
ons-haif furlonss. 100 OMAR.
TIM. % to I. . TO I and I to L arst:
Uncle Mum. loe Crroxler). Is 70 L q 70 1
and to !. second: Flittsrsold, 10 (T.
AcTaEgarp. - to s. even and I 70 Z
third. Punch Bowl. lis: Roamsr. Ia:
Golden Chimes. III: Ralph, 100; Hura.
kan. 100; Florln. 10; Corn Broom. l0a
and Arament. %. also ran.
Another upset occurred In the sscond
rsos when the Western hiiy 0raciils
took the measure Of Fllttsrsold, Roansr
and others. From . good start Oracllls
shot 70 the front. closely followed BY
Flittsrsold with balance Of the nsld well
punched 70 much In fact that Golden
Chimes was caught In . Jam and fell
0racula had plenty OF spssd AND
though McTaxgart on Flittergold had
tried 70 wrest the lead from her. he Wal
unable to do co. The contest developed
into . rousing contest at the end ana In
terrific drive Oracilla was able ts
win from Uncle Mum by . length with
FlitterSold but = half length away.
u THIRD RACE.
Three ysar-olds and upwards: selling
SIX furlonss-Walter Wsllss. 100 (woifel
7 TO .. 8 TO 8 and to .. hrst: Progrss
, sivs. 100 (ButweiD: 8 to l. ! to I an,
even. second; Via octavia. IL (Daviss)
to {, even and I to 3. third. Time
! LISA Aoncrisf. ii2 Brookhsd, q
Nttis Hugh. i0e: Captain Elliott q
. l lut0VuO Soe0us avn AuSiuboUs wv t>Ry
/ rick 9. and Silver Moon also ran.
! The third race proved to Be . sixsis
!! from . spectacular standpoint for tn
field ran close together for the bette
! part Of the journey silver Moon Gu
, out the pace until the turn for HON
! was made whore Wolfe made pia
! with Water Weliss. the latter respond
Ing In such rssoluts fashion that In
terrific drive he was able to get HON
half length In front OF Progressiv,
which was . similar distance In iron
Of Wa Octsvis. which was third.
| FOURTH RACE.