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SARATOGA FORM CHART. SARATOGA. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., Monday, August 5, 1007 First day. The Saratoga Association. Summer Meeting 22 days. Weather clear; track fast. !!." books on. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, Mars Cassidy. Secretary, Andrew Miller. Racing starts at 2:30 p. in. W indicates whip, S spurs. It blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of horse and weight carried. H n r O PIRST RACK 3-4 Mile. fill:::: 1:12 3 112. 1907.sh00 added. 3-year-olds and upward. J ODo Selling. Net value to winner 1907.sh50. Ind Horses AWtPPSt A yStr Pin Jockeys Owners Q II C PS S2TOM MGUATII wit 1 10r. 1 2 12 li li Is Vv Miller II It Brandt 21 13-511-57-101-5 7SS3.IACOmTK Wi: 1 110 5 1 2l 2l 23 21 E Dugan C E Durnell 7-5 11-58-5 3-5 1-6 70155 GREI3N SEAL W 3 HI 2 3 li 3 3 32 Henry C F Clark 30 50 50 .15 8 7D212DEUCR W 4 110 8 9 S3 52 5l 4i It McDanlJ E Seagram 15 20 15 6 3 70019GOLDPROOF Wit 1 113 7 5 3" 1 1 52 Nicol C E Hamilton 5 7 0 2 9-10 701S3 SIION w 3 Ufi 3 7 7 Si G3 fit Garner A Weber 30 10 40 10 5 GI3.-.7 AERONAUT wn 5 115 G 8 10 9 3 92 7 KadlUc G F Johnson 8 15 15 C 3 7055 TODDL15S wit 3 80 9 4 5i 7l s1 8 Goldstein T Hitchcock Jr 30 40 40 15 7 70301 HANDiARRA wit 5 MS 1 fi fi1 Cl 7 :t Dcckniiin D C Johnson 15 20 20 8 4 CS223 G11KKNO w 3 100 10 10 10 10 10 C Grand T M Cassidy 40 CO CO 20 10 Time, Hi, li!.?. ::."i. -17, 1:11!. Winner P.. g, by Sain Miss Marion trained by II. R. Rrandt. Went to post at 1!:."0. At post ,r minutes. Start good. Won easily; second driving; third the same. Tom McCrath drew out at the start: and set the pace to the stretch, where lie came away decisively. Jacobite ran lapped on the winner to the stretch, where he tired and finished driving to save second place. Green Seal, well up throughout, finished well and ran an extra good race. Deuce, away badly, closed a big gap ami finished witli a belated cyclonic rush. Goldoroof was prominent to the stretch, where he ilropiKd back as if short. Spian finished well. Aeronaut, nearly left, closed a gap. Toddles failed to stay. Tiie winner was entered for ,000; no bid. Scratched -702.t PDotanist. 10f; OOCmI llcaslip, 100; 702;f, La Londe. 10.".; 7020:1 Golden AVcst. 101; VOIsr.Master lister, !H; OTPSiinpIe Honours, HCi; 7000;5Mintheria, OJOOS True Doy, 10S; 7019S3 I iat, 103; 70200 DArkle, 10... rj fy rj f S1:CONIIvACF About 2i"Tcir OilO.". 1:1! 1 ll.r.. Saratoga Steeplechase. 6 VO 4 J ,000 added. 1-ycar-ohls aud upward. Allowances. Net value to winner ,050 and 50 in Plate. Ind Horses AWtPPSt 4 8 12 15 StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P 3 KCmEli CITCIIILLO w 5 15S fi 2 3- S3 3" 2 1 1" Donoliuc J E Widcner 2 3 3 1 1-2 702ltTIlISTLElAL13 W fi 117 3 1 l1 1- 1- l1 25 25 IIuppo J W Colt 2i 4 21 1 1-3 O;:i0.l2HT. VOLMA tva 4 IIS S 3 2 2" 2 :: 330 Archiblil J C Ferriss Jr S 12 10 4 2J i.-.ir1.MKITTi;iiOGE ws 4 132 2 S fi fis I"" 5i 5 4J T ODrien F A Clark 30 40 40 15 7 f..IW. ALFAU ws 5 155 7 5 4 -4s 4: 41S 45 515 Finncgan DonniebkStable 4 S C 2 1 701U:,PALM ws 4 115 0 1 51 51S 53 fi30 fit5 fi T Ray C II Smith 12 12 10 3 S-5 f,:i2i:i lAGAN P.EY ws 7 151 1 9 S S 78 S 7 7 W G WsnLonglslandSblo 15 30 30 10 5 fiT.4:!2i:tIRNETT ws 4 132 4 fi 7 7 S 730 S S G P WsnDcverwick Stable 30 40 40 15 7 702S2GRANDPA ws S 157 5 7 Fell. Mr .1 OUnW C Hayes fi 7 5 3 1 Added starter. Time. 4:15 new track record. Winner P.. h, by Carlsbad LOrient trained by L. Webster. Went to post at 2:.V.. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won driving; second the same; third easily. FI Cuchillo is a high-class cross-country jHrfonner, was skillfully and patiently reserved within striking distance of the pacemaker, ranged alongside of him at the last obstacle but one and, outjuinping him twice, gained enough advantage to win out by a head. Thistle Do, excessively urged in making the running for two miles, fenced poorly when racing witli Kl Cuchillo and drew up on the Hat, but could not quite make it. St. Volma, a superior horse through the field, maintained close pursuit of the tremendous pace for over two miles, but tiled liually and possibly was short. McKittredge blundered over the obstacles in the early running, but closed up slecdily in the last mile and is promising. Alfar ran prominently for two miles and then tired. Palm was badly outpaced throughout. Grandpa fell at the water jump aud was well up at the time. Incorrect weight in entries St. Volma, 150. ryYrTI TIlHUrirACK 5 l2FuTlo"nisi b 420:: 1 :00 2 111. FlaslTStakeT Value 1907.sh70007 S UO 4 JL 2-year-olds. Allowances. Net value to winner ,ST0. Intf Horses AWtPPSt Vt If. "A Str Fin Jockeys Owners 0 II C P S i70243FAIIt ILAY w 122 2 3 2- 2 2l m Mountain A Belmont 3 5 5 7-5 3-5 Oym-MIM GAFFNEY w 117 3 1 1?. I2 li 2 J Martin F J Farrell 12 20 12 4 6-5 702S1SIR CLEGES W 117 1 4 5i ilh 4 3h Troxler G J Long 15 20 15 fi 2 702S1 SMOKER w 122 4 2 l 51 5l 4 Radtke F R Hitchcock 3 3J lfi-5l 2-5 ROYAL TOURIST w 117 7 5 31 3J 3h 5 E Dugan II P Whitney t8-5 S-5 fi-5 2-5 1-5 701fi.-,;!ADRIANA Will C 7 7 7 G3 fi0 Garner II P Whitney tS-5 S-5 fi-5 2-5 1-5 70190 SEYMOUR I5EUTLER w 117 5 G5 fi3 7 7 A Drown U Schreiber 10 20 20 7 3 Added starter, tt-oupled in betting; no separate place or show betting. Time, Hi, 22r, .US, nOR, 1:003. Winner Cli. e, by Hastings Fairy Gold trained by A. J. Joyncr. Went to jiost at 3:2!. At post 1 minute. Start bad. Won driving; second and third the same. Fair Ilay, from a good start, maintained close pursuit of the pacemaker, wore him down finally In a long stretch drive and won going away. Jim GafTney decisively outbroke and outpaced the others for live fur longs an.l tired linally. showing surprising Improvement. Sir Cleges, well up from the start, went wide on the last turn, but finished with u belated rush and is a good colt. Royal Tourist, a grand looker, ran forwardly and gamely throughout, is a coming crackerjack and only succumbed for third place in the last stride. Smoker finished fast and gamely. Adriana, practically left at the post, closed an immense gap without being extended and allowed to only canter practically. Seymour Rentier showed early speed and dropped out on the last turn. Scratched 00700 Ren Fleet. 117; 7020." Raymond. 117. "7 T O FOURTH RACE 1 1-4 Miles, fi 10572 : 0 1 S 1 1 1 3. Saratoga Handicap. Value J UO 1 ?10,000. :;-year-olds and upward. Net value to winner ,."00. Ind Horses A 7rPPStSt4 Vs i Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 70191MCARTER w 3 111 2 3 23 2s 25 3J 3s lh W" Miller NewcastleStablo S-5 11-59-5 9-201-1 70219RUNG WATER w 4 115 3 5 41 41 3i 2J li 2 Notter NewcastleStablo S-5 11-59-5 9-201-1 70::3::DANDELION W 5 117 5 2 lh 1 l1 IJ 25 3J Radtke. F R Hitchcock 7-5 7-511-109-201-1 WI0G2 1RONSIDKS wit 4 107 4 C 52 5 5s 41 4l 41 Garner II V Whitney 10 8 21 1 70114 GALLAVANT wn 4 112 fi 1 ,".t 31 4J 5s 5" 58 E Dugan li T Wilson Jr 12 25 20 5 2 702S03RED LEAF w 5 9S 1 4 0 fi fi G G Scoville J O Keeno 10 23 20 5 2 Coupled in betting; no separate place or show betting. Time. 13, 25, ::7r, 102, 1:02, 1:1.1, 1:28. 1:41, 2:0.".J. Winner P.. c, by Knight of the Thistle Candle trained by T. Welsh. Went to post at :::r!. At post 1 nitnute. Start good. Won driving; second and third the same. McCarter, from a good start, indulged Gallavant with the lead in the early running, then was taken back and waited on Dandelion until straightened for home, where he made good witli a final swift closing sprint and ran a grand race. Running Water was reserved well up to the half, where she moved up ami challenged Dandelion, disposed of him and drew out in the stretch, but finally succumbed in the last stride to her stable mate, McCarter, and probably was best. Dandelion held a favorable position in the early running, moved up prematurely, however, and set the pace and tired badly in the last furlong. Ironsides held a good position in the early running, improved his position rapidly at the half and loomed up menacingly on the last turn, but tired in the stretch and was palpably short. Gallavant showed the way for three furlongs, then dropped back suddenly on the backstretch and could never make any impression afterwards. Red Leaf was crowded back carlv and never dangerous. Scratched OOiK.S Killaloe, 107; liiSlo-Tangle. 112; 703.T. Far West, 100. ; 7AQ7Q FIFTH RACK 1 Mile. 1S34S 1:378112. 00 added. U-year-olds aud upward. i VO 0 O Selling. Net value to winner 1907.sh7.0. I ml Horses AWTlPStU -Tt StrFin Jockeys Owners O II C PS o::iTOM DOLAN ws 3 101 li 2 1 1: Is l1 1 E Dugan F Cook 7-5 7-5 fi-5 2-5 1-5" 702543WORKMAID Wit 3 SS 1 5 4 4J 43 3l 2S Henrv .1 D McQuaid 8 10 5 fi-5 1-2 7027S3ARIMO wn 3 101 4 4 53 5- 5i 5s 3h W Miller II F Carman 11-109-5S-5 3-5 1-4 7KM33EURIPIDES vsit 4 10G 3 1 2U 21 2h 2 41 C Koerner It S Davidson 20 40 40 10 4 70293 GOLDI5N WEST wit 3 99 5 3 3 l 3l 3U 41 51 Englder F E Brown 10 15 15 4 6-5 f.9012 OCEAN SPRAY Wit 4 99 2 li fi G fi. G G Deckman Deverwyck StablelO 100 50 15 5 Time, 13. 251. -IDs. 1:02, 1:1 ts, t Winner D. c, by Jean Dcreaud -Marshetta trained by W. K. Phillips. Went to post at 4:23. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won in a canter; second easily; third driving. Tom Dolan proceeded to make the running from the start and kept steadily increasing his advantage, winning olf cantering finally. Workmaid broke slowly and rapidly improved her position 011 the outside into a fast going second and is extra good. Arlnio, outpaced for seven furlongs, gained rapidly right at the end and got up for third place in the last stride of a bad race for him. Kuripides maintained close pursuit of Tom Dolan to the stretch, where he tired slightly after a superior effort. Golden West was a prominent contender for seven furlongs and made a game liuisU. Ocean Spray was badly outrun all the way. The winner was entered for ,000: no bid. Scratched 702S::3 Royal Den, 8!; 7011." Deggnr Maid, Si; 7013.-.3 Right Royal, 103; 7020G DArkle, 101. Incorrect weights in entries Golden West, 10; Ocean Spray, SO. Overweights Kuripides, 2 pounds. rj AO rT A S i xTII RACK 5 1-2 Furlongs. 3-120.: 1 :00 2 1 11. 1907.sh00 added. U-ycar-olds. 6 JtJ fi tE Maidens. Special Weights. Net value to winner 1907.sh00. I nd Horses AWtPPSt Vt, j Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C PS G99G1 AIMBE C. w 109 3 1 l3 1 l3 1J J Martin F J Farrell G 8 6 2 1 703313RHD DON NET w 109 5 7 31 2t 2- W Miller J U Keeno 2 21 21 9-101-3 ONATASSA w 112 10 3 21 4J 3" E Dugan J Sanford 12 20 15 G 3 G90S1 KINGS PLATE w 109 4 5 fih Gl 4i 4" Garner II P Whitney 15 15 10 4 2 70253 BLACK OAK wn 112 8 8 5i 5-J 52 51 Mountain A Belmont 7 9 7 2 1 702182BELLWETHER wn 112 7 7 31 2 fij C R Lowe Oneck Stable S-5 8-5 8-5 7-101-3 fr.711 TEN. BY COURTESY w 112 9 9 Si 82 7l 7s Radtke, Beverwyck Stable60 100 100 30 12 7029!. POMANDER w 112 fi 10 10 10 10 8t Notter M L Schwartz 20 GO 50 20 10 702fi7 ARDRI w 112 2 4 9l j3 92 93 Brussol M A Henley 100 100 100 40 20 GSS97 LAWNCE P. DALEY w 112 1 2 4 7J 8l 10 Nicol F Cook 15 20 15 G 3 Time, 11, 22J, 35, 473. 1:00s. 1:07. Winner D. f, by Watercolor Maiden Poem trained by P. D. Weir, i Went to post at 4:50. At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second -driving; third the same. Almee C. decisively outbroke, outpaced and outstayed her opponents throughout and won pulled up. Red Rennet, away poorly and in close quarters, made up ground slowly to the last turn, where she tried to run out, then closed an immense gap when straightened for home and probably was best. Onatassa, from I a lucky start, was a prominent contender to the stretch, where she tired, was palpably short and Is a coming good one. Bellwether, away pooriy, closed a big gap in a twinkling in the middle running, hut tired and dropped out in the stretch. Kings Plate, well up in the early running, was crowded back on the turn and loomed up again in the stretch, linishing with a brilliant sprint and js also very promising. DIack Oak, away badly, made up much ground, appeared like being second midway of the stretch, but , tired in the closing drive. Tenancy by Courtesy, away poorly, made up much ground and Is a good looker, i Pomander, nearly left, lacked speed and is not ready yet. Lawrence P. Daley showed early speed. ; Scratched Durgher, 112; 703713Sir Cleges, 112; 703RJ Masquerade, 100; 70200 Antaeus, 112; C0S3S Goshen Star, 112.
