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SARATOGA FORM CHART. SARATOGA. SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y., Tuesday, August 6, 1007. Second day. The Saratoga Association. Summer Meeting 22 days. Weather clear; track fast, but slightly cuppy. 214 books on. Presiding Judge, Clarence McDowell. Starter, Mars Cassidy. Secretary, Andrew Miller. Racing starts at 2:30 p. in. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parenthesis following the distance of each race indicate index number, track record, age of liorso and weight carried. r7AOOO FIRST RACK 5 1-2 Furlongs. 312031:002111. 700 added. 2-year-olds. I U004 Allowances. Net value to winner 050. hid Horses AAVtPPSt 3,j Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 700S6SPOONER "W 113 SI 3 22 1- l3 AV Miller Newcastle Stable 1-1 1-4 1-5 out 70131APPLE TODDY tVB 109 2 2 11 11 21 22 Jos Hogg M L Ilayman 15 25 20 3 C-5 69639 MANHEIMER W 97 7 5 2i 3i 3 3" Jas Hogg L A Hlrsch CO 100 100 40 20 702S0RARA AVIS "WB 109 3 3 43 4 4 4 M HensonJ W McClelland 15 25 15 25 4-5 70195 BRIDGE "WHIST W 105 5 7 7 5 5 5 Musgrve A Weber 20 50 40 12 5 70195KING FOLLY 103 C C 0 C G fi Goldstein F Cook 15 25 20 3 S-5 700S3 ARISTOTLE "Wit 110 14 5n Threw rider.E MorrlsAV Selleck 20 30 30 4 S-5 FORT JOHNSON w 100 4 S Pulled up. Notter J Sanford 15 30 25 5 2 Time, 11, 22, 31 J, 17s, 1:00. l:07i. Winner Ch. c, bv Peep oDay Flirtineer trained by T. Welsh. Went to post at 2:33. At post 3 minutes. Start fair. Won in a canter; second driving; third the same. Spooner far outclassed ihe others, was reserved under a pull in close pursuit early, drew out when called on in the stretch and won cantering. Apple Toddy forged into the lead quickly and made the running on sufferance to midway of the stretch, where he readily gave way to the favorite, but finished a jiame second. Manheimer was in close attendance on the pacemaker throughout and but for being pocketed at the end might have been second. Rara Avis, inadequately ridden and shullled to the rear at the start and badly interfered with on the turn, finished with a belated rush and was second best. Bridge AViiist, away badly, closed a big gap and ran a cracking race. King Folly showed early speed, but failed in the stretch and can do better. Fort Johnson was green and practically left, was hog fat and not nearlv ready. Scratched 0970 Ren Fleet, 105; 70020 Moquette, 113. Incorrect weights in entries Iiridge Whist, 110; Fort Johnson, 105. !7AQQQ SECOND RACK 1 Mile. 4S34S 1:375 3 112. 700 added. 3-year-olds and up-4 UOOt ward. Selling. Net value to winner 740. Ind Horses AWtPPSt U lb 4 Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S 70357 LALLY wn 3 91 9 12 lll 9l 71 3 in Henry T Monahan S 10 S 3 S-5 G9S13 TELESCOPE TVSK S 99 3 7 C 51 41 l1 23 Beckman C E Greenwood 20 40 40 12 C 70175 STANDOAER "WB 4 94 G C 5" C1 5 51 3 J Powers S Emery 15 20 20 S 4 7017 NAGAZAM wn 4 DC 4 4 3l 3s 22 4J 41 Musgrve W B Jennings S 10 10 4 2 G53733SIMPLE HONOURS -wis 4 94 14 3 in l1 1 21 5 J McCrthyChelsea Stable 20 25 20 S 4 69939 TED wn 3 iO S 5 Sl S2 S3 71 G" Shreve F A Forsythe 40 GO GO 20 12 GS46S3EAST END w 4 91 2 2 2J 25 3" Gand 1- E Dugan C E Durnell 15 20 20 S 4 70091 JAVANESE "WB 3 G 11 S 71 71 61 Sb 81 Garner M Ording 12 15 10 4 2 70-GG DARKLE W 5 99 10 9 101 10HO- 9l 91 Brussel J J Moran 40 50 50 20 10 C17SS AVEIRDSOME w 7 10G 12 10 92 ll2 ll1 101 10l Mountain D L Holden Jr 20 40 30 10 5 70-fiJ JACQUIN W G 10G 5 13 13 12s 123 12s 11s Rowan F E Brown 2 4 1G-57-5 4-3 701S5-MASTER LESTER wn 3 S7 13 11 12 13 13 13 12 Jas Hogg P II McCarren 7 S 7 2J 7-5 7022S I,ADY VERA "WB 3 90 1 1 41 4h 9 ll1 13 Goldstein W Garth G G 31 7-5 4-5 C925S VICTORIA B. AYB 3 101 7 14 14 14 14 14 14 Notter G J Long S 10 S 3 S-5 Time, 12, 24J, 30, 47., 1:00s, 1:40. Winner 15. c, by Golden Garter LAmazone trained by J. McLaughlin. Went to post at 3:02. At post 2 minutes. Start straggling. Won driving; second and third the same. Lally, away very badly, closed an immense gap in the last half, found a lucky opening on the inside and made good finally in a game linish. Telescope, luckily and forwardly placed from the start, drew out midway of the stretch, appearing the winner, but succumbed finally and his rider may have been caught napping. Standover, well up throughout, was a fast going third and ran and finished on the extreme outside. Nagazam, after forward pursuit of the leaders, tired in the closing drive. Simple Honours sot a stiff pace for seven furlongs, then quit all over. Ted improved his position steadily and lan a good race. Bast Bnd tired badly after close and strenuous early pursuit of the leaders for six furlongs. Javanese loomed up well on the last turn. Lady Vera quit very badly. The winner was entered for ,000: no bid. Scratched 70213 Blfall, SS; 702S33Royal Ben, S9; 702913Tipping, OS; 70373 Euripides, 102; G993S Holdfast, 90. Overweights Nagazam, 2 pounds; Ted, 1; Weirdsome, 1. r7AQQl THIRD RACK 5 1-2 lurlongs. 34203 1:00 2 111. 000 added. 2-year-olds. and J O O "tdb Maidens. Fillies. Special Weights. Net value to winner 530. Ind Horses AAVtlISt V V- Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S fi99912EXPLOSION wis 107 4 1 1- l3 l3 l3 W Miller Newcastle Stable 3-5 7-109-201-5 out 70305 MISS DELANEY w 107 5 4 A- 3 2l 23 Brussel J Fitzsimmous 7 10 S 2 4-5 70213 BOEMA w 10S 3 3 51! 5 41 3l Troxler G J Long 10 20 20 4 S-3 70202 JAVOTTE w 107 S G 32 22 31 41 R Lowe Oneck Stable SO 30 30 12 5 70245 STYLIT "v IcT G 2 2i 41 5- 51 Beckman F Burlew 7 12 10 3 G-5 70115 WOOLSPUN W 107 7 7 G10 G,s G15 G15 Jos Hogg H Rites 15 30 30 10 4 MISS POPULAR w 107 1 5 7s 710 7 7l Francis J H McAvoy S 10 7 2 1 MARIAN CASEY wn 107 2 S S S S S Notter S C Hildreth 10 20 20 5 2 Time, 11. 223, 345, 473, 1:00, 1:07. Winner Br. f, by Tarporley Strike-a-Liglit II. trained by T. Welsh. Went to post at 3:30. At post 1 minute. Start fair. Won in a canter; second handily; third the same. Explosion proceeded to spreadengle her opponents from the start, was always hard held and is a coining crackerjack. Miss Delaney was well up in the early running and a fast going and easy second. Boema, from an inside start, was in close quarters and crowded back, but closed a big gap in the last half and finished with a rush. Javotte showed superior early speed in prominent pursuit of the pacemakers mid tired finally after a good race. Stylit, after nearest and strenuous early pursuit of the leaner, tired badly in the last quarter. AVoolspun, outpaced for half the journey, made up ground in the final half. -Miss Popular got away badly and was shut off early. Marian Casey was virtually left. Overweights lioema, 1 pound. FOURTH RACE 1 1-8 Miles. 315S1 1:51s 5 120. Mohawk Selling Stakes. I UOOt 1,500 added. 3-year-olds. Net value to winner 1,0S5. "l nil Horses A wTlPSSt li V- Str Fin Jockeys Owners OHO PS S31I TEMACEO wb 96 4 1 2i 21 2l 32 33 l3 E Dugan C E Durnell 11-10G-511-102-51-5 702291NGHAM w SS 2 4 32 33 3U 22 21.1. 2 Henry W B Jennings 4 4 3f. 4-5 1-3 7KG7THE WRESTLER WB SS G 5 l1 1 l2 l2 l2 31 Goldstein Chelsea Stable G 10 S 3 7-5 f,y591 RIO GRANDE w S9 5 G 41 41 51 52 52 42 Shreve F A Forsythe fi 10 S 2X 6-5 70251 MOLESEY w 93 3 2 52 53 41 41 41 52 Garner J A Bennet 4 G fi S-5 7-10 70213ELFALL "WB SS 1 3 G G G G G fi J McCrthyMrs M C Lyles 12 25 20 G Time, 12s, 24, 3iJ, ISs. 1:00. 1:123. 1:25, 1:30, 1:52-. Winner B. c, by Macy Tee-Ky-Toe trained by W. A. McKinney. Went to post at 3:5!. At post 1 minute. Start good. Won easily; second and third the rame. Temaceo, from a Hying start, was skillfully and patiently reserved within striking distance of the pacemaker, mr.ved up fast when straightened for home, made good under the whip and was going away at the cid. Ingham was handicapied by the cuppy footing, got away poorly and was inadequately ridden, was excessively urged to dispose of the non-stayer The Wrestler and fell a comparatively easy "victim to the winners well-timed challenge. The Wrestler, displaying superior early speed and unexpected stamina, made the running for a mile and a sixteenth before he was headed and put up an extra good effort. Rio Grande, badly ridden, was outrun for nearly a mile, but finished well and should improve. Molesey ran forwardly for seven furlongs, then dropped back slowly and is improving. Elfall was trailiug throughout, but well up at the finish. The winner was entered for 1,500; no hid. .Scratched 020;9Woodline, SS; 70300 Herman, 00; 7019S Killiecraukie, SO. Incorrect weight in entries Ingham, SO. Overweights Rio Grande, 1 pound. FIFTH RACE 1 Mile. 4S34S 1:373 3 112. 000 added. 3-year-olds and upward. C VOOVJ Handicap. Net value to winner S05. Iil I Iorses AWtPPSt SA Vz -iTstr Fin Jockeys Owners O II C PS 70J32RYE w 1 107 3 1 41 5 G 31 I2 W Miller D Sullivan 4-5 9-107-101-3 out 70211RIFLEMAN wn 3 97 4 4 31 31 2l Is 23 R Lowe R F Carman 7 0S 2. 1 7027SPENARRIS WB 3 109 7 7 7s 71 73 7l 32 Notter M L Schwartz fi G 5 7-5 3-5 GI373SIR 1UTON w 12G fi fi G G 51 4U 4H Troxler G J Long 10 15 12 5 2 C99S3 MAIN CHANCE W 3 102 S 5 5 4l 41 2 55 R McDanlJ E Seagram 10 15 12 4 S-5 702013MIS.SOURI LAD ws 1 112 2 2 23 25 3J 5l G1?. Nicol F Cook 10 20 15 5 2 CiKZ2 DASH AW AY w 3 110 5 S S S S 8 73 Radtke .T E Madden 20 50 50 12 G C33333FANCY BIRD w 4 97 1 3 iu Ink 11 fi S Beckman Chelsea Stable 30 50 50 10 5 Time, 13i, 21, 3!j, IS, 1:003, 1:13J, 1:39s. Winner- B. g, by Grecnan Degenerate trained by T. Welsh. Went to iost at 1:2S, At post 2 minutes. Start good. Won easily; second and third driving. Rye was reserved well ui in an inside position to the half, where he endeavored to move up, but was shouldered and carried over to the inside by Sir Iluon and finally had to pull up, then came along on the outside ami, after a sharp drive, got up and disposed of the leader in the last hundred yards and won miiniiig off. Rifleman, after close pursuit of the pacemaker, drew out with a rush in the stretch and appeared all over the winner, but succumlied finally. Penarris, away badly on the outside, closed up Hcadily and. after going wide on the turn and in the stretch, was a fast going third and easilv second best Sir Huon, away poorly, closed up fast at the half and crowded the other horses, including the favorite, ihen swerved all over the stretch, but finished close up, ran a fine race and was short. Main Chance ran forwardly in the early running, but was in close quarters on the last turn and tired finally. Missouri U-ul showed siqierior speed for six furlongs and tired as if short. . - Scnitched--702:;22Rapid Water, 122; 703722 Running Water. 122; 70307 Acrobat, 90; 70255s Red River, 10..; 0231-Monfort. 110; 703l73Cressina, 100; 0902;! Malacca, 90. Overweights Dashawaj , 5 pounds. rrQQrr SIXTH RACE 3-4 mic. 01133 1:12 3 112. 000 added. 3-ycar-olds and upward. fl V-g-0 I Maidens. Special Weights. Net value to winner-!50. Ind Horses AWtPISt V Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S G4097 DANOSCARA w 3 110 13 1 32 l1 l5 1G W Miller J Sanford 5 G fi 2 G-5 70.;o9-EASTON -w 3 115 7 7 fi. 3h 2J 21 Brussel GrosvenorFmSta 5 7 6 2 G-5 70210 TIRO AV 3 112 3 10 S" S 3and 31 Beckman F Burlew G 10 10 4 2 PTARMIGAN w 3 112 i 4 71 7h 6i 41 Garner H P Whitney "5 5 5 2 1 G9111 BONNIE BARD wit 3 112 G 9 53 5l 5 51 J McCrtliyD MacFeat 100 100 100 40 20 G5fi::t LOUDOUN LIGHT w 3 112 15 fi 4-. 4J. 4i fi1 E Dugan W C Eustis 4 5 11-51 3-5 7025S GRENADIER wsn 4 112 S 8 91 9l 71 72 T Mahon W Littauer 40 100 100 40 20 69fi2fi L1CI1TMESS wsn 7 115 11 14 35 122 9l S2 Mountain W S House 30 GO fiO 20 10 70210 PRE.IUICIO wb 3 115 9 13 122 ll1 ll1 JJ Sandy , T H Williams 7 10 10 4 2 GS1213CANVAS wn 3 112 5 5 10h 10i 121 10i OConnr Chelsea Stablo 30 50 50 15 S 70179 ALGELONE w 3 110 2 3 lh 2l S1 111 Troxler G J Long 10 15 12 5 21 7022S DR. LEE wn 3 112 4 2 21 6i 102 121 Notter J L McGinnis 5 S S 3 S-5 KINGS HILL wb 3 112 10 15 11 13 132 IS3 OLeary Chelsea Stable 30 50 50 15 S G5539 NORWINA w 3 110 12 11 llh 14 14 14 Goldstein J E Lane 40 50 50 20 10 GS913 PRINCESS NETTIE w 3 110 14 12 13 15 15 15 Radtke O Lewisohn 12 15 12 5 2i Coupled in betting; no separate place or show betting. Time, 123, 24, 35, 4S, 1:13. Winner Br. f, by Clifford Mai trained by W. Hayward, Jr.. Went to post at 4:57. At post S minutes. Start good. Won easily; second the same; third driving. Danoscara drew out at the half and won off, showed great speed and may be a good one. Easton, aw:;v poorly, steadily improved his position, closed a big gap in the last quarter ami was an easing up second". Tiro clos?d an immense gap from a bad send-off and was going like a cyclone at the end. Ptarmigan, from a good inside start, was forced back gradually, but was going well at the end under an easv ride and is a good looker and a comer that ran away a mile at half speed just before the start. Bonnie Bard was going well throughout and closed up at the end. Loudoun Light, reported to lie verv fast in private trials tired after a good display of early speed. Algelone showed brilliant speed for five furlongs, then quit badly and probably was short. The same applies to Dr. Lee. Scratched estbury, 112; 70335 Muck Rake, 112; 09050 Bob Tyler, 112; 7000G Algie, 112; CS9SG Pins and Needles, 110. .
