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SARATOGAS GLORIOUS MEETING HORSEMEN CARRY AWAY OVER 00,000 IN PRIZE MONEY THIRTY-FIVE STAKES, INCLUDING THE HOPEFUL OF NET VALUE OF 8,950, ATTRACT BEST HORSES IN THE COUNTRY RANCOCAS STABLE THE LARGEST WINNER The annual August race meeting at Saratoga has come and gone. Considering the unusual amount of inclement weather and subsequent muddy track conditions, it measured up to the high standard of former years. In one particular it surpassed all previous meetings at Americas most noted racing grounds, that in the matter of prize money distribution. Durnig the twenty-seven days of racing there was distributed in stakes and purses the munificent sum of 402,494, a decided increase over the 5356,990 of last year, the highest previous record for the course. The daily average distribution amounted to 14,907 as compared to the 4,332 of 1921. With an imposing array of thirty-five stake races ranging in value to the winner from 538,950 of the Hopeful to the 52,100 of the Expectation Handicap, it was only reasonable to suppose that the best horses in the country would be found there in competition for those j rich prizes. Such was the case, practically all the stars of their respective divisions meet-i ing at one time or another, and many were the brilliant displays of speed and stamina that j were witnessed by truly cosmopolitan gatherings that included people of all walks of life and from all sections of the country. Incidentally, the yearling sales held in the evening attained a greater prominence and j attracted more interest than formerly, with the result that satisfactory prices were realized, ! particularly for the more promising of the offerings. j Saratogas place in American racing is firmly established. It not only provides excellent entertainment in the great tests of the thoroughbred qualities but it is also the great j thoroughbred market of the country. May it always prosper! Had S. C. Hildreth wen the Hopeful and Saratoga Cup on the final day of the meeting the total winnings of the Rancocas Stable at Saratoga would have amounted to over 5100,000. However, the old "wizard trainer" failed by inches in those two valuable fixtures and had to be content with the modest sum of 76,596 to show his employer, Harry Sinclair, for the months campaign at the Spa. The Rancocas Stable was a busy one and in most cases swept everything before it, accounting for twenty races and the sum mentioned above. A formidable rival of the Rancocas establishment was J. S. Cosden of Virginia, whose stable is so ably presided over by the astute and skillful "Billy" Garth. The largest monetary prize of the meeting fell to this turfman when Dunlin captured the Hopeful Stakes. Altogether, the Cosden horses won eleven races and 509,064. The colors of H. P. Whitney -were not as prominent as it -was expected they -would be, the stable winning but five races and 0,605. The Greentree Stable met with a goodly measure of success, eight races and 15,406, as did that of "Bud" Fisher, his representatives accounting for six races and 4,571. The following are the owners whose horses won 500 or more each: Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Rancocas Stable 20 8 S 76,39:5 Cosden, J. S 11 9 8 09,004 Whitney, H. P. . 5 4 5 2O.CO0 Greentree Stable 8 9 4 15.40G Fisher, H. C. 6 3 13 14,571 Jones, Montfort. 7 5 4 13.2S9 Gerry, R. L 4 2 2 11,47.1 Widener, J. E 5 5 2 10.4S0 Kilmer. W. S 1 1 3 8,250 Thompson, W. P 1 1 0 8,250 Petit, S 2 0 0 7.5S2 Daniel, W 2 1 1 0,825 Xalapa Farm Stable . 3 4 1 5,703 Lawson, A. It 1 0 1 5.750 Pondergast, T. J 2 2 1 5,623 Milam, J. C 2 1 0 5,125 Cochran, G. A. .... 1 2 1 4.605 Wilson. R. T 3 5 4 4.4G0 Jeffords, AV. "M 3 3 2 4,440 Idle Hour Stock Farm Stable. 1 9 4 3,953 Delmont, A 1 1 3 3,850 Johnson, F. "..3 3 3 3,833 Madden, J. E. 3 3 0 3,107 Clancy, W.. C 1 0 0 3.0C0 Hewitt, H. H 2 2 3 2,900 Oak Ridge Stable 3 0 0 2.SSS Louis, S 3 1 4 2,824 Randolph, P. S. P 2 2 1 2,750 Thieriot, C. B 3 0 O 2,740 Ward, J. S 2 4 0 2.721 Sanford Stud Farm Stable 111 2,C2u Clark, Mrs. F. A. 1 0 0 2,503 Salmon. W. J 1 3 3 2,232 Viau, Ii 2 1 1 2,150 Proctor, H. C 1 1 1 2.C01 Clopton, Mrs. S. A 2 1 0 1,994 Applegate, C. A 2 0 1 1,970 Miller, R. I 1 2 3 1,871 Moore. C. K .- 2 0 1 1,072 Salubria Stable 1 2 1 1,004 Scott, D. W 1 0 1 1,037 Smith, J. B 1 3 0 1.010 Clyde, T 1 0 0 1,550 Coe, W. R 1 1 2 1.55G Springer, E. D 1 1 0 1.501 Peterson, G 1 3 1 1,482 Riviera Stable 1 2 2 1,475 Ross, S 2 0 0 1.401 Murphy, R. J 1 2 1 1,455 Stoncham, C. A 1 2 2 1,301 Breckinridge, D 1 1 1 1,310 Nevada Stock Farm Stable... 12 1 1,214 Monahan, T 1 2 1 1,200 Crow Point Stable 1 1 1 1,140 Harper, J. A 1 1 2 1,124 Broddus. F 1 1 2 1,100 Stockton, W. 1 2 0 1,103 Woodclif fe, A. S. 1 0 0 1,090 Holland, J. L 1 1 1 1;0C0 Soule. E. G 1 1 1 1.000 Morris, F. W 1 0 1 975 McDonald, J. A 1 1 0 9T0 Dugaii, W. J. 1 0 2 9fil Farrell, F. J 0 1 1 90 Schwartz. M. L 1 0 2 924 Martin, W. L. S 1 1 0 900 Tennelle, T. D 1 1 0 900 Canterbury Farm Stable 0 3 1 850 McCauley, J. J 1 0 1 800 Quiney Stable 1 0 1 800 Strassburger, R. B 1 0 1 800 Bostwick, A. C 1 0 0 701 Loft, G. W ". 1 0 0 714 Gooch, S 1 0 0 700 Clark, C. W 1 0 0 700 Davis, A. J 1 0 O 700 McLean, E. B 1 0 0 703 Sunnyland Stable 1 0 0 700 Triple Springs Farm Stable... 0 3 0 C03 - Hrown. F. Fj 0 1 1 550 Glen Riddle Farm Stable 0 2 1 500 Jenkins, S. L O 2 1 503 Keating, W 0 2 1 500 Dunlin, the chestnut son of Fair Play J Dona Roca, gained great fame and captured one of the richest turf prizes of the year when lie defeated the best two-year-olds in the country in the Hopeful Stakes, thereby earning the distinction of heading the money -; winning horses at Saratoga, an honor in itself. Zev, Little Chief, Edict, Goshawk and Martingale were other horses that were win-; ners of substantial sums. However, the real equine honors of the meeting go to the evergreen and marvelous gelding, Exterminator, which won the famous Saratoga Cup for the fourth time in succession, a feat never be- fore even approached, much less equalled in the history of the American turf. The horses which accounted for 00 or more each follow: Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Dunlin 1 1 1 0,550 Zev B 1 1 18,832 Little Chief 3 1 1 1S.450 Goshawk 1 1 0 10,250 Edict 4 0 0 15,725 Martingale 110 10,275 Nedna 1 1 0 8,250 Grey Lag 1 0 0 7,750 Costigan 2 1 1 0,825 Devastation 1 O 0 6.S00 Exterminator 1 0 O C.S00 Houdini 1 . 0 1 5.S50 Sweep By 1 0 1 5,750 Cartoonist 11 1 5,375 Kockminister 2 , 0 1 5,307 Mad Hatter I 1 0 5,150 Muskallonge 2 0 3 4,800 Blazes 1 0 1 4,475 Jto McMillan 1 0 0 4,425 Dust Flower 1 1 0 4,425 Pandowdy 2 0 0 4,320 Emotion 1 1 1 3.S74 Messenger 1 0 1 3.450 Bullseyc 1 1 0 3.425 Souin.mghn 2 0 0 3,345 Cyclops 1 0 0 3,175 Bon Homme 0 3 1 3,000 Hullabaloo 1 0 0 3,000 Surf Rider 2 1 0 2,971 William Tell 1 0 1 2,925 Prince James 3 0 0 2,740 Sea Mint 2 2 0 2.05G Kai-Saug 0 2 0 2,500 Miiiata 1 0 0 2.500 Thunderclap 2 1 1 2,495 Brilliance . 1 0 0 2.4:!0 Fairway 2 0 0 2,317 Exodus 2 1 1 2,241 Serenader 1 0 0 2,175 John Paul Jones 2 1 0 2,003 D:uiiel 1 1 l 2.031 New Orleans 2 1 0 1,994 Wellfinder 1 2 3 1,871 Good Times . 2 O 0 1,780 Routledge 1 1 0 1,707 Fly by Day 11 0 1,700 Great Luck 1 0 1 1,037 Vigil 1 l l 1.C3U Chickvale 0 1 1 1,000 Dougboregan 1 2 1 1 ,5g4 Tangerine 1 1 2 1,535 Bees "Wax 1 l o 1,501 Normal 1 1 0 1,501 Thimble 1 2 1 M55 IJnd Lerner 0 1 2 1,450 Exeelsis ; l o 0 1,387 Knot l i o 1,384 Mirs Smith 110 1,340 Brocade 1 4 1 1270 Ueoicie 1 0 1 1250 Sweep Hawk 0 1 1 1,250 Braedalbane 1 1 0 1,240 Naturalist 1 1 0 1,210 Violinist 1 0 3 1,200 Joyful 1 1 0 1,200 Hnlu : 2 0 0 1,194 Orcus 1 0 0 1,170 Tliessaly 1 0 0 1,170 Widgeon 1 0 0 1,170 IJisheart 1 0 1 1.175 Many Smiles 1 0 0 1,150 Care Free 1 1 2 1,124 Curtis 1 1 i 1 Evelyn Sawyer 12 0 1,114 Iilossom Time 1 1 0 1.100 Now Haven 1 1 2 1,100 Tassel 1 2 O 1,100 Two Feathers 10 1 1.095 Northcliff 1 0 0 1,091 Kuneliso 1 0 0 1,094 Episode 1 0 0 1,090 Miss Star 1 1 0 1.075 Silk Tassel 1 1 0 1,0G0 otimc .. 1 1 0 1,040 Faunus 0 2 0 1.CO0 Tarader 1 1 t li000 Prudery 0 0 2 1.000 The Peruvian 1 1 1 100 Knobbie 1 0 0 994 Fjiir Phantom . 1 0 0 9B5 Enchantment 1 1 0 982 French Furze 1 1 0 970 Leghorn 1. 0 2 961 Hallavill 1 0 1 950 norolosc .- 0 1 1 50 Inrfr 1 0 1 940 Adventuress 1 0 1 920 Anonymous 1 1 0 qqo Galantman 0 3 0 900 Hillliouse 1 1 0 9C0 JIlC"n 1 ! o 000 Sleiveconard 1 1 0 go I-Effcire 1 0 O 875 Juno Grass 1 0 0 800 Quosada 1 0 0 86"! Flannel Shirt 1 - 0 - 1 801 Certain 1 0 O 840 Adonis 1 0 0 830 Flagstaff 1 0 0 824 S"siana 1 0 0 go4 Thornbedge 1 0 1 800 Aladdin 1 0 1 800 licst Love 1 - 0 -1. 800 Dicks Daughter 1 0 1 800 Grenadier 1 - 0 1 800 JIc"na 1 0 1 800 Houylinlmm 1 0 1 800 Longboat 1 0 0 7S2 Winueconne .1 0 0 7S2 "Wisest Fool 1 0 0 770 Harridan 1 0 0 701 Toucana 1 0 0 701 Haster Dells 0 1 0 750 Prudish 0 0 1 750 Golden Rule 1 0 0 74 Kippy 1 0 0 714 Queen Diana 1 0 0 700 SIin 1 0 - 0 700 Advocate 1 0 0 700 Armistice 1 0 0 700 Avisuck 1 0 0 7C0 Iiet Mosie 0 1 0 700 Captain Costigan 1 0 0 703 Carnarvon 1 0 0 700 Continued on sixteenth page. SARATOGAS GLORIOUS MEETING Continued from fifteenth page. l j j 1 j ; : i . , : . ; ! t . 1 L Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. I Childs Play 1 0 0 700 I Comixa 1 0 0 700 I Dan E. OSullivan 0 1 0 700 J Drogheda 1 0 0 700 I Duncecap 1 O 0 700 I Lollipop 1 0 0 700 I Miss Cerina 1 0 0 700 J Rialto 1 0 0 700 1 Rouleau 0 1 2 700 I Royal Charlie 1 0 0 700" I Ten-Lec .. 1 0 0 700 I Sequel 1 0 0 700 J Southern Cros3 1 0 0 700 J Untidy 1 0 0 700 1 White Star 1 0 0 700 1 Zed 1 0 0 700 1 Boys Believe Me 0 1 2 COO Shamrock 0 2 0 550 Hephaistos 0 1 1 550 Bryan 0. Lynn 0 2 1 500 Dustabout 0 1 0 500 " reccant 0 0 1 500 bl Tolly Ann 0 2 1 500 , Trevelyan 0 2 1 500 To lead the jockeys at Saratoga is no mean G honor for any rider. Such was the good for- a tune of L. Fator, his riding being brilliant s; throughout the entire meeting. He accepted jj fifty-seven mounts and rode twenty-two winners for the excellent and high percentage s of .39. L. McAtee is second on the list, but g owes his proud place more through plentiful opportunities than to any great riding J S skill. He rode oftener than any other jockey, ! appearing in the saddle in seventy-four races p in which he was only successful in eleven, f The "old master," Earl Sande, rode nine win- ners out of forty-three mounts, while M. Garner had a like number of victories out f of forty-five mounts. r. The jockeys who rode one or more win- C ners follow: 1 A Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp. P.C. Fator, L 57 22 8 5 22 .39 j, McAtee, L 74 11 15 11 37 .15 Sande, E 43 9 8 9 17 .21 s Garner, M 45 9 1 G 23 .20 g Kummer, C 58 8 9 10 31 .li c Merimee, J 42 8 3 8 25 .19 s Tlomas, H 59 6 3 10 40 .10 3 Keogh, F 42 G 10 G 20 .14 cj Lang, 0 19 5 2 1 10 .29 Johnson, A. 39 5 7 7 20 .13 r Taplin, E 31 5 3 3 20 .10 Ensor, L 34 3 5 3 23 .C9 j Wilson, A 37 3 8 5 21 .OS Josiah, E 16 3 1 2 10 .13 Marts, E 21 3 3 7 8 -li Morris, L. 27 3 7 4 13 .11 j Schuttinger, A 13 3 -4 2 4 .23 Robinson, C 12 2 0 0 10 .17 j Marinelli, B 25 2 G 2 15 .OS Fairbrother, 0 .15 2 2 1 10 .13 Fator, E 8 2 1 0 5 .St Butwell, J 21 2 2 2 15 .11 1 Callahan. J 34 2 4 2 20 .00 , Smith, F 9 2 2 1 4 .22 Pool, W 28 2 1 3 22 .07 1 Scobie, E 19 2 - 0 3 14 .11 1 Mooney, J. D. . . . G 1 1 1 3 .17 1 Babin, G ..12. 1 1 2.8 .03. 1 Kelsay, W. 18 1 1 3 13 .06 1 Connelly, D 24 1 2 3 18 .0i 1 Allen, A 1 1 0 0 0 .100 1 Breuning, G 10 1 0 2 7 .10 1 Doyle, T. W 1 1 0 0 0 100 Jelley, .E 5 1 2 1 1 .20 Kummer, E 12 1 2 0 3 .0;J . Lyke, L. 12 1 1 1 9 .08 McLaughlin, A 7 1 0 0 G .14 Mein, G 3 1 0 0 2 .53 Miller, C. H 15 1 .2 1 11 .07 - Parke, B 11 1 1 1 8 .09 Taylor, C 9 1 0 0 8 .11 Walls, G 3 1 0 0 2 .33 McDermott, R 3 1 0 0 2 .33 Tryon, A 2 1 1 0 0 .50 McCoy, L. 8 1 0 1 6 .12 The following jockeys finished second or third with one or more of their mounts but 1 did not ride a winner: 3 Jockey. Mts. 2d. 3d. Unp. Pool, E 12 4 1 7 Ginley, F 2 2 0 0 , Penman, L. 13 2 1 10 Ponce, C .24 1 4 19 I Taylor, W. W. G 1 2 3 Bell, E 10 11S 1 Collins, A 9 1 2 6 ; Hughes, C ....5 1 1 3 t McLane, S G 1 0 5 i Rice, T 14 1 1 12 Carroll, G. W ...15 0 1 14 Hammond, C 4 0 2 2 I McClcary, W 3 0 1 2 . The following jockeys finished- unplaced 1 with all their mounts: Jockey. Mts. Jockey. Mts. Metcalf, J 1 Ambrose, E 1 Beach, E 1 Carter, R 2 Callahan, H. 1 Davies, T 2 Cbstello, R 1 Halsey, R. 2 Legere, E 1 Penn,- E. 2 McMurray, R 1 Rowan, J 3 McNamee, R 1 Moore, H 3 Rose, G 1 Shillick, H 4 Simons, L. 1 Studcr, C 12 The records of the steeplechase jockeys ! who rode one or more winners follow: Rider. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp.P.C. : Byers, D 4 3 " 1 0 0 .75 Haynes, B G 3 0 1 2 .50 t Powers, V 3 2 0 0 1 .67 Kennedy, N 5 1 1 0 3 .20 j McManus, R 2 1 1 0 0 .50 Mergler, C 2 1 1 0 0 .50 Barrett, 1 4 1 0 2 1 .25 Williams, A 3 1 0 1 1 .33 The following finished second or third with ; one or more of their mounts but did not ride a winner: Rider. Mts. 2d. 3LUnp. Crawford, R. H 4 2 1 1 Gentry. W 3 2 0 1 , Howard, W 4 2 0 2 Hunt, W 4 1 1 2 Rowan, J 1 1 0 0 Smoot, C 2 10 1 Burgess, J 10 10 r- Hines, C 3 0 2 1 Jones, C --.2 0 1 1 g Klenck, E 3 0 1 2 I- The following finished unplaced with all e their mounts: Rider. Mts. Rider. Mts. Campbell, A 1 McNair, W 2 OConnor, M 1 Sims, A 2 Kleeger, B 1 S. C. Hildreth, William Garth, K. Spence, J. Rowe and A. B. Gordon top the list of the successful trainers, of whom the following saddled one or more winners: Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. : Hildreth. S. C 20 Walker, W. S. 2 Garth, Wm 11 Welsh, T 2 Rowe, Jas 7 Smart, M 2 Spence, K 7 Shaffer, E. G 2 Gordon, A. B 0 Moore, C. K 2 Smith, R. A 4 McNaughton, S 2 Odom, G. M 4 Brooks, W. II 2 Murphy, M. J 4 Blakely, A. G 2 Hirsch, M 4 Smith, J. L 2 Healey, T. J 4 Goose, R 2 Goldsborough, A. J... 4 Milam, J. C 3 Harlan, S. P 4 Cahn, L. 2 Lewis, J. H 3 Brodus, F 1 Loftus, J 3 Clancy, W. C 1 McKnight, W. J. ... 3 Donohue, T. J 1 Powers, V 3 Foustel, L. 1 Schorr, J. F 3 Fox. P. J 1 Waldron, R 3 Garth, L. W 1 I I I J I I I J 1 I I I J J 1 1 1 " bl , G a s; jj s g J S p f f r. C 1 A j, s g c s 3 cj r j j j 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . - , I ; t i I . 1 ! : t j Hoag, II. W 1 nealy, J. W 1 House, W. S 1 Heidcr, E. G 1 Hughes, II 1 Notter, J 1 Johnson, J 1 Peterson, G 1 Karrick, W. H V Riddle, H. C. 1 Kormath, J. T 1 Shields, W 1 Lustis, W 1 Shilling, C. II 1 McCanlcy, J. F 1 Springer, E. D 1 McDonald, J, S 1 Taral, F 1 McNamara, J 1 Taylor, F. M 1 Miller, R. I 1 Tellot, L. J 1 Nicholson, J 1 Thompson, H. J 1 Moran, T 1 Weston, A. G 1 Applegate, C. A 1 Woodcliffe, A. S. ... 1 Barnes, G. V 1 Burch, F. M 1 Boden, J 1 Boyle, G 1 Bray, F. M 1 Wayland, E 1 The following stakes were decided: Stake. Date. Winner. Value. Hopeful Stakes, August 31; Dunlin 38,950 Saratoga Special Sweepstakes, August 12; Goshawk 12,750 Travers Stakes, August 19; Little Chief .. 11,325 United States Hotel Stakes, August 5; Martingale 10,075 Grand Union Hotel Stakes, August 19; Zev.. 9,775 Alabama Stakes, August 10; Ncdna 8,050 Saratoga Handicap, August 1; Grey Lag .. 7,750 Spinaway Stakes, August 26; Edict 7,425 Merchants and Citizens Handicap, August 20; Devastation G.S00 Saratoga Cup, August 31; Exterminator G.890 Saranac Handicap, August 15; Little Chief 5,900 Saratoga Steeplechase Handicap, August 26; Houdini 5.C00 Miller Stakes, August 5; Sweep By 4,750 Sanford Memorial Stakes, August 9; Bo McMillan 4,425 Delaware Handicap, August 8; Blazes 4,375 Troy Selling Stakes, August 14; Edict 4,200 Ciamplain Handicap, August 12; Mad Hatter 4 150 Adiroudack Handicap, August 22; Cartoonist 3.923 Albany Handicap, August 28; Zev 3 925 Flash Stakes, August 1; Dust Flower 3,925 Huron Handicap, Ausust 23; Rockminister. . 3,900 Catskill Selling Stakes, August 24; Muskal- longe 3,750 Amsterdam Selling Stakes, August 30; Costi- gan 3,600 Kentucky Selling Stakes, August 29; Pandowdy 3,550 Schuylerville Stakes, August 7; Edict 3,400 Saratoga Sales Stakes, August 4; Cyclops ... 3,175 Grab Bag Handicap, August 10; Messenger 3,150 Seneca Selling Stakes, August 3; Hullabaloo 3.003 Mohawk Selling Stakes, August 17; Costigan 2.S75 Shillelah Steeplechase Handicap, August 1; Minata $ 2,500 Consolation Selling Stakes first part, August 2; Brilliance 2,430 Beverwyck Steeplechase Handicap, August . 19; Bullseye 2,425 Consolation Selling Stakes second part, August 21; William Tell 2,425 North American Steeplechase Handicap, August 12; Soumangha 2,350 Expectation Handicap, August 11; Serenader 2,175 The percentage of winning favorites fell below normal, as shown in the subjoined tabulation: Number of days 27 Number of races 162 Winning first choices 62 Winning second choices I.. 42 Winning outsiders 5S Winning at odds-on 23 Defeated at odds-on 19 Percentage of winning choices 38 No records were broken and the times for the various distances are as follows: Dist. Horse. A.Wt. Date. Time. 1-2 Olitipa 2 97 July 25, 1874 :47 4 1-2 f Tgh Timber.2 107 August 15, 1894.. :54 5-8 Pigeon Wing2 115 August 23, 191S. . :57 5 1-2 f Tuscaloosa .2 107 August 22, 1918.. 1:04 3-4 Jyntoe 3 115 August 22, 1918. .1:10 Polymelian .4 140 August 23, 1918.. 1:10 0 1-2 f H. of Navarre3 122 -August 14, 1S94.. 1:20 7-8 Milkman ...4 120 August 19, 1920. .1:23 1 Roamer 7 110 August 21, 1918. .1:34 1 Sun Briar ..3 113 August G, 1918... 1:36 Fairy Wand. 5 107 August 5, 1919. . .1:36 lm55y First Whip.. 3 101 August 22, 1900.-1:43 lm70y Isidor 7 12G August 21, 1901. .1:43 1 1-1G McMeekin ..3 111 August 4, 1900. . .1:45 Charentu3 ...6 103 August 23, 1900. .1:45 1 1-8 Sun Briar... 4 128 August 9, 1919... 1:50 13-16 Sir Barton.. 4 133 August 28, 1920. .1:55 11-4 Sir Barton.. 4 129 August 2, 1920. . .2:01 Man o War. 3 129 August 21, 1920.. 2:01 lmSOOy Bend Or 4 115 July 25, 1882 2:10 1 5-16 Lit. Nearer.9 115 August 23, 191S..2:10 1 3-8 T. Bachelor.. G 107 August 19, 1S99. .2:20. 11-2 Sombrero ...3 121 August 27, 1902.. 2:31 1 5-8 fBlues 3 113 August 24, 1901.. 2:52 13-4 Exterator ..5 12G August 31, 1020. .2:56 2 1-4 ttSpringbok ..5 114 July 29, 1875 3:50 Preakness ..6 114 July 29, 1875 3:56 2 3-4 Hubbard 4 107 August 9, 1873. . .4:5SS4 4 Fellowcraft .4 103 August 20, 1874.-7:19 Against time. tSlow track. tfDead heat. Hurdle Races. 1 1-2 Klondykc ..4 152 August 4, 1900... 2:46 1 3-4 Beaumont ..4 139 August 9, 1S97...3:22 2 Ben Eder...6 147 August 15, 1899.. 3:40 Steeplechases. Sh. Cse Mr. Dunlap.9 150 August 5, 1S99. . .3:15 About 2 El Cuchillo..5 15S August 5, 1907...4-:1G Martian ...0 144 August 18, 1917. .4:16 F. Cse Maiden 6 160 August 17, 19O1..5:0O Ab. 2 Rob. OliverlO 140 August 27, 1921.. 5:17 About 3 Com. Faine.4 142 August 10, 1907.. G:22 fL. Cse Trillion ....6 162 August 12, 1897.. 8:37 About 2 miles. tAJbout 3 miles.
