The evening world., 1913-08-13
OLDROSEBUD WINS
ANOTHER STAKE
At SPAS TRACK
Western Champion Takes
United States Hotel Feature
in Commanding Fashion.

RACE TRACK. SARATOGA. Aug Il.
Old Rosebud annexed the United
States Hotel Stakes In the Same COM
manding fashion as he won his initial
start here. After quite some delay at
the barrier they were sent away In
struggling fashion. with OLD Rosebud
showing tho WAY. Black Broom second
and with Gainsr absolutely last by .
dozen lengths. After . quarter Of .
mile had been run the held was strung
out. with Pomeste Bieu going into tukd
position. This order remsipsd until
the hnish line was crossed. with Old
Rossbud being hard held to win BY five
lengths.
Gamers performance under the
weight conditions was praiseworthy. for
he never had = chance from the rise
Of the barrier. and his finishing ~
close a. he did slicltcd favorable COM
ment.
FIRST RACE.
Mares: three-year-olds and upwards;
selling: six furlonge. Time-L1c $-5.-
Lady Lightning. 10 (MusSrave). 10 to s.
even and to 6. first; Honey Bee. los
tKarrick). 4 to I. 8 to s and 3 to 6. Sec
ond; Royal Message. 100 WARD. 8 to !.
q to I and even. third. Lace. ss. Briar
Path. 10. Luria, 100. also ran.
The nrst race. from q speculative
sta ndpoint. was the best OF the meeting.
for each and every one OF the starters
received support. The race Itself was
Of high character. for there was keen
contention throughout. From good
break Briar Path Immediately assumed
command, but Musgrave. on Lady
Lightning. rushed the latter up to the
leader. In this order they ran Tapped
until Strengthened In the homestretch.
where Brier Path tailed of. Karrick.
on Honey Bee, which had trailed the
arst part made a play for the leader
and. though she closed resolutely. she
never threatened Lady Lightning, which
won IN handy fashion. Royal Message
got UP In time to be third.
SECOND RACE.
S,esplechase; three-year- olds and up.
ward; selling: about two milea.-Juvsr-
| snce, i42 (Kermath). Z to I. 8 to 2 and
Is to {, Ars,; Bill Andrews. LEO (O'Fain)
10 to /. TO and to I. second; Octopus
iSi O3ryanU, 8 to !, Z to ! and to 8.
| third. Time. A.2s. Lizzie Flat. l33: Nose
gay, las; Dsliriu,n. $50. and Mystic Light
| ltS, also ran.
The steeplAchase furnished a form 70.
| verSai that was anticipated. In d.
rect contrast to his performance the
other day, Juverence was close to the
A. q
with rush after negotiating the last
jump. and got up In time to win COINS
away from Bill Andrews. Octopus IN
shed a distant third.
THIRD RACE.
United States Hotel Stakes; two-year
Il oids; sig furionEs-Oid Rosebud. II
| (McCabe), ] to 8 and out, first: Blaci
Broom. l0 (BorsD. % to l. 4? TO ant
. to s, second: Pomette Bleu. II (Wolfe)
Ia to I, 3 to and y to s. third. Time
LIS 2-6. Gainer, l&: Clin Field, ITO; Kini
Mcdowell, ia, also ran
| FOURTH RACE.
| IIandicap; thres-year-olds and up
ward one mile--Light o. Ny Life, II
(;lass), II to s, 4 to o and l to 3, hrsl
Princess Galloway, 10s (Borel). 6 to
70 5 and 4 to 3. second: Barnega
los tButwel). 8 to 2. 4 to s and to
third. Time. l,ss2-b Starbottle. 10
Airey, l0i; Strenuous. 20; Colonel Ho
Ioway. 81; Flama. 100. also ran.
FIFTH RACE.
Two-year-olds; selling; ave and
: half Observation-Disclosures l04twoife
6 to l, 2 to l and even, hrst: Old Rel
l06 (BoreD 10 to l. to ! and to
, second; Yankee Tree. 10s tkilltng
WORTH, lb to /, Q to I and 8 to l. thtr
! Time, l07. Executor. 106: Salon. 81
!, Cannock. l04; Enver Bey. l0s; Wat
i. Lily. 100. and Bandit. lo%. also ran.
Superintendent finished hrst. but WI