New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-08-16
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Saves Sanford Memoir,
From Kashmir

SARATOGA N. y, Aug is-,,.
the steady winner that wear, ~ w
OF George ". Loft, captured q, 10
ford Memorial to-day in on. gu
most sensational finishes Of tn. ~
ing. The great son Of Pete, o.
was out to the last ounce to ,,,,. 's !.
the whirlwind rush Of Kashni, !. "
homestretch. He did i.asasOos =. =
and staggered over the line an -, va
two a winner. ~
The victory was all the NOR. r...
able in that Papp was loaded So,.' w
100 pounds and forced to give n..,
allowances TO all his comp.,l,,,,
a fast track the handicap .hOvls '.
have made much difference, bv, 49,.
course ankle deep in mud and VAT.
was quite task. This conqu.s, -,s
the third stake Papp has won =. =
meeting. His first victory ns,i,n
Flash, and his second in N. H.
States Hotel Stakes. For vinni,, =
afternoon Papp earned sS,s9S a.
the other two purses his wipni,,,
tai $4,000.
Papp's victory was a delirh, !, =
majority Of players, Cor thew h,.,,
him from 3 to | to 10 TO s. IN, -
despite a hesvp play on Laniu, "a.
ran such a good race the c,h,, ~
There was desultory play on a. u
ers. But the real coin was on tt,.,
of first named horses.
Lanius Gets Away Poorly
Eleven youngsters faced u, h-.
and broke TO good start. Nurn,,.
was the first one to show. with y,,s.
Top Coat and Papp right behind ~
us got away next TO last, and IA,
have much Of chance 10 fight a.,
through the field ahead Of him ny
cracker led 10 the turn, when ,hsrr,
a general scrimmsge, and xh,, 4.
field Strengthened out Pam ~, :
front. Coming down to the win !.
opened lead OF nearly two lens,I, !
the sixteenth pole Papp began IA ~
and Allen was forced to 20 70 the y,
Fifty yards from home Kashmjr -,
down like a whirlwind, and IN IN,
lump cut down the ADVANTAGE Al De-,
The distance was too short ior hr
TO lose his loac, and he Just sN ~,
the line by a few inches. A,,,,.
jump and Kashmir was in iron. b.
cobs, the TO | shot. was An ,,v
third. Top Coat stopped at IA, ,s
furlong pole and finished sixth
The real surprise Of the me.tifw
the victory Of Valor in the thin. ma
There were only three starter al.
let and Woodtrap being III. s.g
two. Chiclet was the favorite ats
8, while Woodtrap was s to s. vi,
Vslor at Is and II to l. Chi,ls q; |
Valor led 10 the last furlong, v.r 4, |
former tired and the latter eorirw
Woodtrap came along in t.,y
rush and was forced 10 follow yils
over the line. Chiclet was a,a
third. The finish was a el,ir.up "
the layers, as few had the ,engig v !
play Vslor.
Major Bozemsn Bulger, Tie fcr-0
literary light, was visiia q q.
track, being the guest Of FINK
Stevens. The young officer nr,g,i,
beat the first race and Their tte,s
to play any further Judg. HJr
the Democratic candidate for Nrx
of New York, was a CUES. Of In
Sondheim this afternoon.
Diversion Wins for Coriri
James W. Corrigan celebrs.s y
single ownership Of the sefh
Stable by capturing the opening "s
with Diversion, the 3 TO isfTf
Diversion won. as she did in Mn
vious start. Schuttinger got He
first and led right to the wire. ~
last fifty yards Beaver XII ne
desperate effort TO catch DIVERSE,
missed by length. Harvest "
just managed to get home thru
In the steeplechase event s!~
the II 20 10 favorite, won, nx
strenuous chase through the seHs
Powers, who rode the Wheel
forced to do his best 10 get the az
the home turn, but, once IN iroihs
ilv stood off the furious drive aia'
Bay. New Haven finished thhe
spite the treacherous condit0a ="
infield. not a jumper fell. 49,,
In the Corinth Handicap we"
proved a surprise when he got =.
easily in front Of Dick Willi'n,.
6 TO 5 favorite. Moscows ws,,s
/ shot, with quite number Of '''''
ers. .,,f
The final race, for tVo'ya
maidens, was won BY Red sol, ~
yot;ta nv n length. Payment va