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S A RATOGA FORM CHART FRIDAY AUGUST 7 1908 WEATHER CLEAR TRACK MUDDY Eighth day Tlie Saratoga Association Summer Meeting of 15 days Presiding Judge Clarence McDowell Starter Mars Cassldy Secretary Andrew Miller Racing starts at 230 p in Chicago time 130 p m W indicates whip S spurs B blinkers Fig ¬ ures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate index number track record age of horse and weight carried 76403 FIRST RACK 34 Mile 70407 1112 3 122 400 added 3yearolds and up ¬ ward Finies and Mares Selling Xet values to winners 200 each Ind Horses AWtPPSt y StrFln Jockeys O H C P 7G331 outf76S29REPINBD WHIP TOP AV 3 101 4 4 ink 2nt 21 1 DMcCthyH B Duryea 76 85 7o 13 out f76S29REPINBD w 4 103 1 2 2U 1J I2 a Sweet A Weber 91011101 14 out 76305 BISKRA w 3 103 i 3 313 311 3 3 Cullen B C Murray S S 6 1 out 76215 GRACE CAMERON w 4 SS 3 1 4444 Yorke W C Daly 20 25 20 3 1 Dead heat purse divided Time 13 25 37J 49 117 Winners Whip Top b f by Martagou Teetotum II trained by J Huggins Refined ch f by Ra pnlio WardWent Superfine trained by J S Ward Went tn mist it JttM At post 1 minute Start good Won driving third the same Whip Top set ig her lead seemed beaten midway of the stretcli but came on gamely under the the last stride Refined after running in inside forward contentiou drew out on this onthis stretcli turn and srented a sure winner when a furlong out but succumbed finally under a conspicuously weak finish Biskra showed superior earlv speed but failed to stay Grace Cameron badly outpaced arly finished well The winners were entered for Whip Top 000 Refined 500 no bid jr Cowan 109 109Biskra Biskra I nound 764O4 SKfOXD RACK 34 Mile 70407 1113 3 122 Albany Handicap 500 added 2yearolds Xet value to winner 405 AWtPPSt StrFln Jockeys Owners O H C P S 457K07 73 7 = SEA CLIFF wn 10S t 7 3 IJ 1 15 R McDanlH P Whitney 6 S 5 85 45 7K07 STATESMAN w 114 71 4 4i o 2i Notter F E Gardner 75 1352J 1 23 7 J7 JOE MADDEN w 114 4 4 Sl k 3l 3i AV Mi Her J E Madden 2J 1352 71013 7i2S2C NAUGHT RAXGERwi 112 3 3 Ink 2 2J 4 O II ShilgChelsea Stablo 3 4 31 C 7tit7 HOFFMAN w OS li a 5 61 4J 5l Shrove J Sanford 12 12 8 1 7101370iGl 7G3I7 KfHLKSWIG w W 5 2 C5 r f 5 Swcef J E Madden 2i 1362 71013 70iGl CHAFFINCH w 92 2 G 7777 McCahey M Li Schwartz S 20 20 8 4 Toupltd in betting no separate place tottingTime or show totting Time 123 2 37 10 = 117 JoynerWent Winner Ch g by Clifford Fiesoic trained bv A J Joyner Went to post at 2r i At post 1 minute Start good Won easily second and third driving Sea Cliff from a slow start noved up rapidly on the Inside drew out on the stretch turn and won as his rider pleased Statesman fro i i tlatfootcd start was badly outpaced early but closed a big gap and finished gamely Joe Madden r n in forward contention throughout Connaught Ranger forged quickly to tin front and set the pace i the middle quarter but tired finally Hoffman retired after a brief display of early speed amMs nut i ady Sclileswig was always outpaced and palpably unfit Chaflinch was unable is iiii 7imsi pclticoat 102 7G331 Hawkwing OS THIRD RACK 1 Mile I83J 764O5 Xet value to winner 305 Ind Horses AAVtPPSt M K 54 Sir Fin Jockeys Owners o n c P s 7ES49 25out7f370 DAUKNIGHT wi 300 L 2 1s I3 1 1 li Notter W J Tounk S52 G6 25out 7f370 457e0 THOMAS CALHOUN WSU 101 4 4 5 i 21 2s 2 Sweet A Weber 10 12 10 21 45 7e0 4G7r3TmVOODCRAFT DE BURGO w 100 5 5 3 f T 4 3 O H ShilpK II llantla S 10 10 2 4G 7r3TmVOODCRAFT W 10S 2 1 41 41 P 3J 4s W Miller R C Doggett 45 G511102G out 76370 EARLS COURT TVB 85Time 100 3 3 21 2k 31 0 McCahey C K Ellison 15 20 20 6 85 Time 13 2ug SSJ mj 104R 118 14GR Winner BIk g by Plaudit Eliza Belle trained by W J Young ent to post at 325 At post 1 minute Start good Won driving second and third the same Uarkiilght drew out quickly and threatened to spreadeagle the others for the first six furlougs but ex ¬ cessive early use caused him to tire badly and he just lasted long enough Thomas Calhoun shuffled back early closed up rapidly on the inside iu bad going and just failed to get up in a great rush De Burgo lorccd back in the first quarter trailed in the middle running but finished well Woodcraft seemingly unable to stride freely in the going sprawled and slipped badly Karls Court prominent for six furlonga ijnit very badly The winner was entered for 800 no bid bidSeratched7 Seratched7 2iSMonocle 10S 72Si Robert Cooper Ill 7 370ttolcoiidu 105 ° URTH RACK 1 14 Miles 04057 201J 1 113 000 added All Ages Handicap Net value to winner 505 Ind Horses AWtPPSt St Sir Fin Jockeys Owners SirFAIR PLAY wn Belmontw 3 116 1 2 13 12 12 2 1 1 Notter A Belmont l 15 18 out 323DOUANTE ForsytiioTime w 3 107 2 1 2 2 2 lh 2 2 J Leo F A Forsytiio 5 7 C out 213JA Time lilt 2iJ 39g 52J5 l0 l05i 5i 1102 132 j jj 145 1594 213J A JoynerWent inner Ch c by Hastings Fairy Cold trained by A J Joyner Went to i ost at 55 At post 1 minute Start good AAon easily Fair Play was bumped on tho first turn but established a small lead which he maintained under a pull to the stretch drawing out decisively at the end Dorante very sore before the race ran lapped on the favorite fora mile before he retired outclassedScratched then held on persistently to the end but was palpably outclassed Scratched 70332 Dandelion 112 7G2G23Danoscara J05 7034SPins and Needles 00 ryOl ry FIFTH RACK 1 Mile 4S348 1 37H 3 112 400 added 3yearolds and upward I drtv I Selling Maiden Jockeys Net value to winner 300 Ind Horses AWtPPSt Vi Str Fin Jockeys Owners O II C P S S7C2S3 7C2S3 SIR TODDINGTON w 4 101 n 2 2l Ink ink t in Gallagher L Mulligan 3 16511571014 7KoTHE 165115710147KoTHE WHESTLER r 4 102 1 1 I1 2J 2J 25 2s Murphy Chelsea Stablo 85 85 32 13 out 7G352GRAIMSAR wn 4 S 4 3 31 41S 4s0 3 = ° C I MillerF B Gardner G 7 G 75 12 TOMaPOLLY WATTS w 3 10t 355 5 5 4 4 Turner J Sanford 2 4 31 1 li 74188 SAM RICE wu liwu 4 10 2 4 4 31 3nt Fell Maderia J D Lagan 15 20 15 4 G5 t47Winner Time G5Time 13 2 i 38 5H l04 1181 t47 Winner ZliuiuorAVent Ch c by Toddington Osculation trained by A Zliuiuor AVent to post at 420 At post 1 minute Start straggling Won driving second and third the same Sir Toddington best ridden drew out early and held sway to the end but scored a lucky win The Wrest ¬ ler beat tho barrier but was taken back suddenly and held forth in close quarters on the inside In deep going and could never quite get up but was much the best Gramsar ran in forward pursuit for six fur ¬ longs but failed to stay Polly Watts was virtually left and unable to make any Tieadway In the difficult going Sam Rice ran in prominent contention for six furlongs and had a chance when he fell ou the stretch turn Tlie winner bidScratched was entered for 500 no bid 101Overweights Scratched 70384 Ardri 2 75283 Eastoii 101 Overweights Sam Rice 1 pound 764O8 SIXTH RACK 5 12 Furlonps 703C7 105 2 112 400 added 2yearolds Allowances Xet value to winner 305 Ind Horses AWtPPSt Vt StrFin Jockeys Owners O H C P S 7C347 MADMAN w 107 1 3 1J n 13 12 Sweet A Belmont 3 5 4 85 4 7f2StPETTICOAT w 104 4 fi 6 = f2 lC i p McDanlII P Whitney 8 12 10 4 8 7C14S THE PIPPIN W107 9 2 2nk 2 21 3 W filler NewcastleStablo 8 10 10 4 85 76 7HADY HUBBARD w 107 S 1 41 3h 3 4 C H ShIIg1 E Madden 85 2 2 45 13 7G319 LASATA w 101 7 7 S 7 Gi B Cullen Glcnview Stable 12 15 15 5 2J MICHAEL BECK TV 107 3 S 7nk s 7 6 Shreve BeverwyckSble 7 10 7 21 65 76261 STRIKE OUT TV 104 2 4 31 4 ft 7J D McCthyH B Duryea 2J 3 2 4 5 13 7G33I GEORGE W LEBOLT v 107 G 5 n G S 8 J Ixe BeverwyckSble 7 10 7 2h 65 GARACONTIE w 107 5 0 9909 Lang F E Gardner 20 30 30 10 5 Coupled in betting no separate place or show betting bettingWinner Winner Wlialenent B c by Hastings Lady Madge tniined by J Wlialen ent to post at 45S At post 2 minutes Start good Won easily second and third driving Mad man I drew out early and appeared like winning away off when midway of the stretch hut finished tiring ¬ etticoat away slowly and outpaced to the stretcli finished with a sensational sprint The Pippin showed superior early speed and gave way as if badly beaten on the turn but caine again with a fast stretch rush Lady Hubbard well up throughout but never really dangerous palpably disliked the going Lasatn closed a big gap in the last half Michael Beck a grand looker made up ground at the end Strike Out broke slowly and ran into early prominence but quit and badly evidently disliked the going George W Lebolt was shuffled back on the turn m n i KlCIatjI 1 Ti307 Miss Kearney 104 70334s Louise Bell 1O4 7C349Cotytto 104 7C331 Westmore 110
