Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-07-05
RACING ON THE FOURTH.
"A Long List of Fast Events on tn,
Leading Courses.

Leading Courses.
CHICAGO, July 4.-To-day's racing
events ended as follows:
FIRST RACE-A consolidation purse of
$3.50 for all ages; one mile. 1t was won
by Wedding Day, the favorite, with Tax
gatherer second and Standiford Keller
third. The time was 1:45I4.
SECOND RACE-For purse of $3.50 for
two-year-Olds; five-eighths of a mile. J. H.
Cooper won. with Grey Stone second and
King Kyle third. The time was :03I6.
THIRD RACE-FOr purse OF $3.50 for
three-year-Olds; one and One-eighth miles,
1t was won by Blue Grass Belle. with
lmogene, the favOrite,. second: and Idle
Pat third. The time was 1:57lI.
FOURTH RACE-The Green stakes for
three-year-Olds; $25 entrance, with 5000
added; one and One-eighth miles. Leonius
won his ninth consecutive race IN a gal
lop by length; Emma Manley was sec
Ond, and Long Mate third. The time was
l :5S.
FIFTH RACE-A selling purse of $500
for all ages; one and one half miles. 1t
was won by George Il, with Manitou sec
ond and COscO third. The time was 2:37%.
SIXTH RACE-FOr the Garden CITY cuD
for all ages; 500 entrance; $1,000 added:
two and One-quarter miles. Harry Gilmore
won after whipping finish, with Ida
StanhOpe second and Farragut third. The
| time was 4:0434. John Davis fell into
ditch with his jockey. Ida Stanhope and
John Davis were most fancied in the
pools. Mutuals paid S10j.
SEVENTH RACE-FOr purse of $400;
for all ages; mile heats.
Cleaner .............. 1
Brigand Bell \ >
April Fool the favorite) ......... 3
/ Stanton . 4
Tax Gatherer ........-- -.......... 3 >
The time was 1:4734 and :4331.
EIGHTH RACE-FOr purse OF $3.50. for
all ages; three-fourths of mile. 1t was
won by Rena B., with StandifOrd Keller
second and Bell Bay third. The time was
:164.
NINTH RACE-FOr purse of $500. for
three-year-Olds; one and a half miles. 1t
was won by half length by Jennie Blue,
with Referee second and McGintey third
The time was 2:4024.
NEW YORK, July 4.-FOllOwing is the
result Of to-day's Brighton Beach races:
FIRST RACE-FOr purse of $3.50; three
quarters of mile. ltwas won by Charley
GOrham, with Ben Thompson second and
Annie G. third. The time was 1:17L
Little Buttercup, the favOrite, was Un-
placed.
SECOND RACE-For a purse of $3.50;
selling allowances: one mile. Arsenic
NewsbOy third. The time was :43L.
THIRD RACE-For a purse of $3.50 for
all ages; one mile. Little Minch, the
favorite, was first. Capias second and
Hilarity third. The time was AZ.
FOURTH RACE-FOr purse Of $3.50,
for three-year-Olds: one mile. Orange
Blossom and TennysOn ran dead heat
for first place, with Lena, the favorite,
third. The owners of the two former di-
vided the stakes. The time was 1:445s.
FIFTH RACE.-FOr purse of $3.50 for
twO-year-Olds; tive-eighths of a mile. West
over was first. Granite second and Forest
third. The time was 1:041%.
SIXTH RACE.-FOr the independence
stake; light welter weight, steeple chase;
entrance $25 each; $400 added. 1t was won
by Buster, with BuckFa close second,
and Moscow tapping Buckra third. Kitty
Clark was fourth. The time was 2:441{.
Belle of the North fell and broke her leg,
and her rider was uninjured.
LONG BRANCH, July 4.-The largest
assemblage ever seen on a race track was
present at the opening races of the Mon
mouth Park Association to-day. The
weather was very warm, the track was
slow, but in good condition, and the bet
ting was very heavy. The events were as
follows:
FIRST RAcE-Purse $500; winners
penaliZed: one mile. Jack of Hearts
won easily, with Brad second and Pope
Leo third. The time was 1:43.
SECOND RACE-For the Hopeful stakes
for 2-year-olds; ffve-eighths of a mile.
Issaquina won after hard finish, with
Blossom second and Thackeray third.
The time was 1:041%.
THIRD RACE-For the Ocean stakes:
one and One-eighth miles. PiZarrO was
first, with George Kenney, heavy favor
ite, second, and Kinglike third. The time
was 1:561&.
FOURTH RACE-Long Branch handi-
cap; one and One-quarter miles. Monitor
won, with Boot Jack second and John
Henry third. The time was 2:13L.
FIFTH RACE.-Free handicap sweep
stakes one and one-half miles. 1t was
won by Parole, with Volusia second and
Gath third. The time was Pap.
SIXTH RACE.-FOr purse of $500; one
and one-half miles. 1t was won by Dank
Boz, with Sedan second and IncOnstant
third. The time was l :53.
SEVENTH RACE-The Welter cup for
gentlemen riders; three-quarters of a
mile. Fimrod won, with Flower of the
Meath second and Pixies Pride third.
The time was lis.
EIGHTH RACE-A handicap steeple-
chase over the full course. Pasha won,
with Lilly MOrsOn second and Rochester
bolted. The time was 5:032s.
LONDON, July 4.-This was the second
day of the New Market July meeting.
The race for the July cup was won by
| Sir F. Johnston's ClairYauX, with W.
| GregOry's, Eastern Empress second, and
r. Sherrard's Glen Albyn third. Five
horses ran.
The race for the Beaufort stakes was
won by Gen. Owen Williams Cohort,
with Capt. MachelPs Piracies second, and
J. r. Keene's Bolero third. Twelve
horses ran. The race was won by a
| length.
The Czeche Victorious.