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• ■ ■ ; . . SARATOGA FORM CHART. SARATOGA, N. Y., August 10.— Ninth day. Summer Meeting. Saratoga Racing Association. Weather, showery first race, then clear; track good. Presiding Judge, J. J. Burke. Starter. J. F. Caldwell. Racing tarts at 1 :30 p. m. IQQIO FIRST RACE— 3-4 Mile. 00 added. 3-year-olds and upward. Selling. ind Horses A Wt St M % * StrFin Jockeys Owners 0 H L C 186463HEsPER 3 102 1 54 t" 2* 1W OConnor T D Sullivan 3-5 3-5 1-2 S-5 19782 TARTAR 3 93 3 12 U Hi 2« Rauch S W Jennings 15 60 12 50 196832ELFIN CONIG 3 102 6 4" 3* 3i 3* Shaw J H Carr 4 6 16 19683 ELSIE BARNES 6 103 2 7 7 5+ 4- Odom W H Billings 15 15 10 10 U6500UNCLE BILL 4 91 4 2» 2- •■■ 5« Murphy J J McCafferty 30 80 30 50 19860 THE B ROUTE 4 111 5 8 8 8 6- Richards B Miller 200 300 100 200 19749 CANDIA 3 103 8 3" 41 7 7- McCue GoughacresStableli 60 12 30 19464 MISS HANOVER 3 97 7 6i 6* 6 8 Mitchell TR Alexander 3 4 3 4 Time, 12, 24, 48i. 1:01, 1:13;. Winner— B c, by Hie Highness — Alhada. Went to post at 1 :37. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second driving. Hesper was easily the best and was drawing away at the end, but OConnor had to ride him hard to get to the front in the stretch Tartar showed a lot of speed today and for a time appeared likely to win, but tired badly in the last sixteenth. Shaws riding of Elfin Conig was not brilliant, but he would have been second in the next stride. Elsie Barnes ran a splendid race. She was off well but was interfered with and knocked back to seventh place, and closed strongly from the head of th« stretch home and would have been a contender but for the interference. Uncle Bill and Candia both showed early speed but tired. Hesper, entered to be sold for *500, was bid up to ,000 by the owner of Tartar and bought in. Miss Hanover was given an easy race. Scratched -The Outcast. 108; 15701Latch Key, 108: 19101 Teucer. 108; 19887-Cupidity. 105 : 19240 Potente. 103; 19718-Gala Day. 102. Hesper, place, out. Tartar, place. 15 to 1 ; show, 6 to 1. Elfin Conig. show. 7 to 10. Miss Hanover, place. 8 to 5 : show. 3 to 5. 1 lQ 11 SECOND RACE-5-S Mile. 00 added. 2earolds. Fillies7~Maidens. Ind Horses A Wt St Ji H 3£ StrFin Jockeys Owners 0~H L C 19781 CHERISHED 101 8 33 3t 24 li* OConnor O L Richards 3 FT"! — 19U2 GUE 4S WORK 107 7 V M lift * McCue W C Raye- and Co 4 4* U li 19011 PRIMA II. 99 3 64 7 7 » Rauch PLorillard 6 12 6 2 198:,9 LICK 99 1 1« 11 li 4* A Hewitt E L Graves 15 15 10 12 EDNA J. 94 4 7 8 6 P Murphy NewtnBenuingtulO 60 10 50 19793SALEA 99 5 8 6 5 61 Dangman A J Joyner 5 6 5 6 19459JQUITE RIGHT 94 2 51 41 4* 7 H MichaelsArthur White 2 5 2 5 QUEENS LADY 103 9 41 54 8 P Rutter William Hendrie 8 12 8 10 19011 DAISY COLLIER 101 6 9 9 9 9 Mitchell Rosenthal and Co 8 20 I 15 Time, 121,24*. 49., 1:01!. Winner— B. f. by Tenny— Sly Nun. Went to post at 2 :07. At post 1 minute. Start fair. Won handily: second the same This was not a true run race, as there was considerable interference Cherished escaped all of it was well ridden and was doing her best at the end. Guess Work, off last, closed a lot of ground and might have won with an even break. Prima II. was badly interfered with and knocked back to seventh place and closed strongly in the stretrh Luck was poorlv ridden and raced into exhaustion in the first part of the race and then tried to run out at the head of the stretch and ought to have been third. Michaels could not do justice to Quite Right, allowing her to -w-rve in the stretch. Scratched— 19859 Animosity, 100. Cherished, place evens; show, I to 5. Guess Work, place, 6 to 5; show. 2 to 5 Prima II show, 2 to 1. 1 QCTT S ™IRirBAClfi-5 * H-miES. 2-year-olds. Alh3wlric"es7~ I tJtr X 1 The Pepper Stakes. Y alue ,000. [nd Horses A Wt St K ¥t %. StrFin~JockeyB Owners 0~H~ L C_ I9824BONNtBERT 126 2 2- 24 21 14 Turned Fleischmann Sons 3 5 — 1 % 19824-ALARD SCHECK 126 1 31 4- 3- •■ T Burns J F Schorr % 5 ; 19748-THE PARADER 114 V 4 3" 4«« 3W McCue R T Wilson Ir *i 1 1 - ■ L- , 119795rPRlNCSPEPPER119 I H* lift H 44 Clawson Pepper S?abl. lo " 30 n 30 K yelphester Z i ? ? ? «: *•" ilSrfs? » - S I9bi9 t,uv 104 5 1 7 1 e1- O Connor J E Madden 10 M in a 19824 TUSKAROSA 104 6 51451 5 7 Bullman R T Wilson J r "ifsWH Time. Ill, 23., 48,. l:01i. 1:074. *Coupled in betting. tAdded starter. Winner-Ch. c. by Albert— Bonnie Ola. Went to post at 2:40. Off at the first break to a bad start. Won driving: second the same Bonnibert was doing his best and ran as if his last race had improved him. Turner rode him well f?t ?T ,riT 6 lmShA Alad, Sc»heck ran his race" He aPP«ad like the winner unTil the last few strides. The Parader, off last, ran a good race and might have won bnt for his start He was closing strongly at the finish. Had Clawson gone on strongly with Princess Penoer she might have been in the money, she ran well for five furlongs and then tired. Yelu was ontrnn all the way. Tuskarosa showed speed for a. carter and then tired. The stable declared to win with him. 11 ■■■■ii iu win Scratched-18585 Irritable. 126; MM Lady Schorr. 119; 19824 Termless. 114: 19752-iKine Pen per, 108. ■ K Bonnibert, place. 6 to 5 ; show. 2 to 5. Alard Scheck, place, 6 to 5 : show, 2 to 5. The Parader plfict?. out. * TfM 1 3 F"™dIic?pCET=:rr:inallri0Uaided- 3-yea-»ld3and~ w7rd. ~ Ind Horses A Wt St St " K StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 19719 PEACEFUL S 100 4 4 21 21 1« 1" l« TBuTns W Lakeland 1 — n~k — T~ 19747 ANTHRACITES 104 2 2» n m 2U 24 2« Mitchell TW Moore 15 ■ I! ii SfKAMBLE S g £ $ 2 S*2 £CoUr J A McLaughlm g f ? ? lVtb.54 K . BKAMBL.h.3 105 0 51 5f .. ■ S* 4- 4- Shaw SCHildreth •• » u "-£ ?i liLAVEIFKRE,i I f ? r f 5 McUe l£S*C»bl.S I 19641 LAYEROCK 5 106 i 6 b 6 6 6 6 6 Bullman W Hendrie 8 15 7 1 Time. 124,244.494. 1:02«. 1:14;. 1:27 139s 1. YV „.. inner— B. c. by St. Floriau— Serene. Went to post at 3:09. At post .3 minutes. Start fair. Won driving. Peaceful was luck* was «,ven a good careful rule by Bums and barely managed to last long enough. Anthracite showed much improvement over her last race, faltered on the far turn but came strongly in the s retch and woui.l have won 11, the next stride. First Whip was unlucky, he was best butwM shutouttw.ee and ost ground m the stretch by a wide turn. King Bramble was possibly Reserved for another day. Bhawsnt still pc him to the stretch and then made a bluff at whipping MacLeod of Dare ran well to the stretch. Laverock is improving wmpping. 1 eaceful. place. 21 to 1; show, evens. Anthracite, place. 8 to 1; show. 2 to 1. First Whin place, 4 to 5: show. out. King Bramble, place. 4 to 5: show, 2 to 5. MacLeod of Dare, place 6 to lOOl A FIFTH RACE— 2 Miles. 00 added. 4-year-olds and upward. Handicap. .1 *J f / ± 4fr Over 8 Hurdles. Ind Horses A Wt St 2 4 6 8 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H L C 19750KLONDYKE 4 160 3 32 82 Si 3* 1h P Donohue E P Sutton 2 2 9-5 9-5 19860 EINER 5 140 4 4 21 2" 1h B« 2 " Owen P H Hume 2* 2i 8-5 8-5 19811iSfR HUBERT 4 130 2 2» 4 4 4 4 3* Finnegan F D Beard 8-5 1X-5K-5 13-5 19862 ARREZZO 6 150 1 U IH 1h 2* 3h 4 Moxlev T P Phelan 5 20 5 15 Time, 3:494. Winner— B. f. by Longstreet— Cantolet. Went to post at 4:12. Off at the first break to a good start. Won easily: second the same. Klondyke was the best. She and Einer had the race between them from the middle of the back-stretch to the last furlong. Einer then tired and Klondyke won easily. Sir Hubert fenced poorly and nearly fell at the the first three hurdles. Finaegan rode him from the first hurdle with his feet out of the stirrups. Arrezzo showed speed for a mile and theu had enough. Klonkyke, place, 3 to 5. Einer, place, 3 to 5.
