The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-05
SPINAWAY GOES TO
FILLY FROM WEST
]. @. kccnc's JacOba, Get Of the
Famous Racer Jack Atkin,
Beats Eastern Cracks.
FIVE FAvORITES FALTER


SARATOGA. Aug. Al. q. Keene's ia
~ nv lack Atkin-Agnes Virginia.
49, a. A., .u,ror,,, ,,,,,or, .or ,,a
SCOTT" II "'' '
West NJ the race meet Oh the saratoga
Association this afternoon when she
uo b,ue , handy vinner OF the spin-
~". e,aros ar ,wo.ve,r.ola eu,os a,
'Na' '.""'
five ana a mar .tur'onss' ben'hu 'ne
compactly built Ally. which was the only
starter for the West. were seven of the
snariest youngsters that have raced in
the East. including the Elkwood Park
stables Celandria. which had the reputa-
on OF being the only ~two-year-old here
about that had shown any evidence Of
ability to carry weight successfully. Ce-
landria was made favorite. but foun-
Tered around In the heavy going and An
shed In sixth place, far behind the lead
ers. In second place to the victorious
Wes,erner was Foxhall L keene's Lorac,
A daughter OF which ran
coupled WIN iuss M hoo,s' anu showed
,ne may ~ ,ho s,rn,oh NV '" "o'e
her DOWN IN 'he stretch'
A steady rain Tor TWO days rendered
the track a sea Of mud and 1t was NOT
a day for true racing, as was evidenced
by the deteat OF nVe Oh the SIX faVorltes'
John sanford.s colors were seen FOL
,oso carried .hon, In tho second racs
rna saugb,er ~ Isidor mad ths d,s,jnc'
TO- ~ being tho onIv favori,s 10 w,,
n -" 80 rs i,,,,a sa,is,ao,to. o. 81,
but there was iI'tie satisfaction Tor the
name" seia p nt ths unp ref siItot Odds as Of snI I,
10 4 Eve, /, INA, race tharo uas a
surprise as W. G. Kings Dodds santo
which finished second. was almost the
outsider at 80 to /.
before the start as to which OF the
contenders could travel best In the mud
The talent usually guessed wrong and
nearly every race was settled befor,
half the distance was covered. Mos,
Of the victories were scored by big mar
gins and there was little excitement fol
he spectators. The rain ceased JUS
oeIVre u nst ~ We ruh anu ,h'
racing crowd Is hoping for fine weather
marles:
FIRST RACE.
por three. year-olds; handicap: by suhscrip
hon Of SO, with 500 added. SIX furlonrs:
Horse and age WI ~ Jockey. Prices Fir
raprs, ,,',"'..''i@ Hutwsll",.. q l.: g
Time-iiis Is.
Good starr: won easily Distant Shore
N. z, by, f~ankee-Lady Schorer; owned b.
Oneck stable: trained by II. karrick.
SECOND RACE.
p, thru. ve.r.o,as and unw.ra u,,., ,.r
10, won Two race. in @ isis; as ssiiins N Ave ana nav
aaii iurlonss: ~, ~
..i GS.se sna age. .Tc.. M sGGsey' r rF' S%, ri !,
,smo, s'' 20 neuTy ''"'' - 81 =
49," S.....'i'' IN pyTmr ~ * y
TaS warren ''''' is az "'2 ~ lass Y sz :
sarbnre,er 100 Tunper al III 9
Time-t:ll rs.
Good start: won easily. lsirose. b. m. b
Irdor-Rockrose: owned by John Sanford
trained BY ii. Hughes.
THRU RACE
FOR mares ana teldngs three years old an
upNdru sciInnk ~ subscription OF Sp, VII
En added: one mile:
Horse and age. WI Jockey. Prices Fir
Macdonald. all .Buxton..... - 32 !
shyness, 3.......... IS. McAtee.... 90 rs 2
Narshon, 5.:.......llb.. McTaggt IS 80 .
5r9svenor' o''"'',oz' henry; 81 - :
Time-i;4s y
nonsra chb' "o" snrh,s-n po Rsr Ma'
oyned BY Mr.. +. e Brown. trained by p !
Brown
ror-pTu pAcr
NN -.
Inc spina~ay Ior ,wo year.oid miles; b
auonh; guaranteed 'aue S.""; nve an
anaIi iuriongs: In.
horse and age. WI Jockey. PricesFll
,acooa' 2'.""..'ioI 'Garnrr 81 - !.
.rm,nis: 2".....iG1.. McCahey. ~ y %