New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-02
Clever Handling byJockey
Big Factor in Winning
Saratoga Handicap.
RATTLE IN STRETCH
THRILLS GALA CROWD
Trial by Jury Captures Flash
Stakes and Adelaide 7.
Returns to Form.
Nv HERBERT.

Saratoga Handicap TO his list OF STAKES
a. the cosey and picturesque track
nestled among the pines and oaks here
to-day.
cIevsrlv handled by Joe Notter' ne
vas rated along close TO the pace Io'
. mile. overcsme the handicap OF De
ing pinehed OF slightly on the IA isI , o,,'
ard then closing strongly on IHe ~,
.ise in the stretch wore down ,glhnS
- Esdce 70 win handily by q length
Ia rhe fast time Of z'Vo 20 iV'
mile and q quarter e5
TIE lightly weighted Hedge hnlsheo
.seend. and the popular Flying falIA
,sjrd. with Figinny, Buckhorn IN. ~,
. prooklvn Handicap winner, q. NJ MI
Ia, snd Chsrlestonian trailing
Tss crowd. keyed up by the Keen
81 the strife, vented ITS enthu-
80 in wild roar as the horses
s.t,Isd through the stretch, snd the
oSs;.srsnt was intensified by the fact
RAT Borrow was the choice OF nun
S,sd. in the stands and went TO the
post the quoted fsvorlte.
Notter Uses Rare Cunning.
Natter deserved almost equal credit
LEI the six-vear-old son of Hamburg
vo-get he played his mount with
,s~s cunning and, never losing pa,
lance saved and conserved the speed
ofs riler 70 make use Of II when most
Srss reouired. He suffered slightly, as
.sid before. from being plnched OF
-ou,dine the far turn, but again held
-, borse together and did not allow
-, - lose his stride. Finally, when
,.,sigb+ened out for home, he called
~ Borrow and sent him TO the front
FOR q popular and we'll deserved VIC
tory. ,...os,
ard consistent race. She, too was az
wsys in the thick Of the night, Dut was
not so we'll cared for as Borro" ana ana
found herself in close quarters al
around the last turn and 1or time
in the stretch. She was not goou
enough 20 beat Borrow at the WelsHts'
hu+ she would have been closer up
with clearer sailing.
Puckhorn was the plodder and PLAIN
- showed that he could not hope 70
compete with Borrow at even weights
Saratoga Springs awoke this morn
Nc With a sigh OF satisfaction. ne
Mes we're fair. wonderfully fair. st
Svitben had been lulled again 10 ms
Saratoga Springs enjoys months o.
r,s.F,,l ouiet. but relishes four weeks
~ vivscious. sparkling life: 'lh'se
forr weeks are upon the village, ana
IRE gloriee of old seemed 10 nave re-
furned as the trains and troiiey cars
ard automobiles dumped hundfsus
upon hundreds at station or noleI pc
fore buckbosrds, carryalls, stages ano
other conveyances whisked them out
20 the gates Of the rscetrack aIohe
Union sv. in that parade Whlch Is 80
much 3 part and so Characteristic u
me place.
Halliday Crowd Out in Force.
Nsw York sent its full quota OF those
- .be horse. The Albany night
Los+s vero damned, the New \ ork Cen
~ +roins were full 10 capacity; out
.Lass made only small portion OF
ne crowd. which overlooked the grand
stand and clubhouse and spread over
the maddox and lawns. ...o
Albany. Troy, Schenectady, AmsteIrr
dam. Giens Falls, TO say nothing VI
other surrounding towns ana NilI ne 49, -
we're represented. The opening Vi INC
race meeting here ever mas peen .
holiday, and this particu!a! OpVii"e
appeared to be a ThanksgNne ""N
=
Natnre conspired with r. T. wilson
h;s sssociates of the Saratoga Rae.
80, Association to make the day one OF
III Measure. As said before, the
sties we're fair, but better yet the sun sun
,a ont a little of that warmth TOT
L;ch !, ,ras intended and made one
snai tbat il was glorious August ana
~ drear October. 1t was not 700
,-sr,, for comfort however. The very
fresbness of the air of the piney 1901
biils of the Adirondacks served 10 IN
,,icorate and refresh. Never was tne
weather a more fruitful source III
comment and greeting hNeIyo0u'
talked about IT. -. .ho4
..sursnre has been given OF sara
.oss's midsummer awakening and the
Lrfehtness Of il all, il must be record
- That the sport was up TO the hlgh-
est standard.
Catalina Disappoints in Flash.
lanes Butler's Catalina was marked
-. tbe surest winner Of the day IN the
b;storie Flash stake, done Tor the hrsS
49, in 1869. when Remorseless raeeo
80 ,ietorv. but she did not Halter her
sst,o.,ors or her trainer at any tlme'
SIo1, "a begin and badly outrun LOT
hsif mile, she was a trailer ali inc
wav and made most Disappointing
showing. a 49,, -
Tbc winner, however, turned up IN
Captsin L. b. Cassatt's Irlal by jury
Davies rated the Fair Plsy-Princess
chic colt nicely behind the pace 10
The stretch and then came away "nen
called on 10 win easily by two lenglhS'
lady Barbsry tired in the stretch
ofter chasing the pace, but MADE inc
Mace Senator Camden's Solly mad
world of speed, but stopped IN inc
stretch. ..r;od
10 victory in the Shillelsh steepi'eI-
chase. at about two miles and nail
Inv vi Bart. son OF Fstherless; ne
Isv OF the pace set by Shannon RIVER
a. the far turn the second time around,
and then going TO the iinish won eased
II r. Whitney's Wrinkle was the tax
~ Inc maddox. and Ernest Heider toId
Ms friends that he was reasonably sure
IA ride winner, but the ageo son
az bitter Root could never get within
striking distance Of The leaders lie
it,mped well, but lacked the necessary
speed. and was third only because 5u-
verenee fell. Kermath, who had tne
mount on the last named, WAS stunned
and groggy when picked up, but soon
revived and, 20 the relief OF the croWd'
walked back 10 the paddock.
Adelaide T. showed startling I'M