The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-10-06
SENSATIONS ON THE TRACK.
Three Jockeys Eurt at Lator ia-Rows
at Norris Park.

CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 5.-This. the fourth
reg lar day # the Latonia races, was
marked by good running and lively betting.
The track was very fast and good time was
made. the only unpleasant feature was
{ e accident in the third race. ii which
three Jockeys were mors or less inj red.
Magee, the one ho was the worst injured,
is sti unconscious. Brown is thought TO
beCu of danger. Foil wing su mary
FIRST RAcE-Three-quarters Of a mile. Cen
sor won, wi, h Reno1nce second, anil Governor
Ross third. Time l;,S.
SECOND RACE-Three- uarsers or mile. lrish
Dan won, Pell ell second, and Dutcnman
third. Time I:l714.
THIRD RAcE-Sening; mile. About half way
down the stretcl Clamor ipstl d Billy Pin err
ton. who was in the lead, knocking MIN :ainSt
Unlucky, w1O in turn fell against ent
Event got up and was in At tn hnis1, biliy
Pinkert n however fell an rol ed over Unlucky
falling over Billy PinSerton. Cla nor came IN
first in the finish, len tn in front OF cora
Fisher second, and Winning Ways thifd
Clamor however was disqualified on acc unit
OF the foul, and Cora Fisher was gwen the ilrsJ
plac.. Winning Ways second and Deer Lodge
third Time Az Joe ,ey Naii.n ?, who role
Event. was badly br1Ii,ed, but Jockles crown
and Mag q, ri 'ers respectively OF In ucky ana
Pinssrton. re q lite So 10 lsly Injured. "a
FOURTH r tCE-F r colts and slIlngS, year
ODDS: five furlongs W. @ Morris won, with
Fakir Secon !, ami Milt N thIrd. Time l:o3ls-
FIFTH RACE-Nine furongs. Woodcraft won,
with Long knight second, and Nevada third.
sixth RGcE-Zoo stakes for 2-year-old FLIES;
thrre-quart RS Of n mile English Lady won,
with Sis OLee second, and Dilemma third.
Time I:i7If.
DECISIONS DIsLIKED.
NEW YoEK, Oct. 5.-Racing at Wes-
chester track to-das was sensational
throughout. There was an nme $50 Gro I'd
k,,k NJ falv of fha
spectators differed with the Idges as to the
winners, particularly il the first and fifCh
races. which ere excee iingly close. Re-
porter was regarded by a majority OF the
spectators as the victor in ths first, AMI the
sa ne people contended that Golden HorA
carried off the hn ors in the other. Ths
events were as follow:
FIRST RAcE-Record stakes for all ages; five
furlongS Gorge won, with Reporter second,
ald Geraldine third. Time 1:0l4.
SECOND RAcE-Welter weights, handicap, for
all ages: five furlongs. Frejolo won, with Min
uet second. and Irma B. third. Time 1:OlA.
Mutaals paid $19
THIRD RAcE-Trial stakes for 3-year ol Is;
one and one quarter miles. Buddhist won, with
Longst eet second, and Getaway third, Tenny
p or fourth. Time 2:10A.
FOURTH RACE-Co lntry Club handicap; mile
and quarter. Lavinia Belle wol, with Tara
gon second, and Dunboyne third. Time 2:l0A
FIFTH E-Sweepstakes for maiden 2-year-
olds; six furlongs. Flossie won, vita Col leu
Horn second. an Kings Own third. Time
1:1hA. Mutuals p nd $72.
SIXTH RAoE-Selling, all ages; seven furlongs.
Lafte on. with King Idle second, and Key
note third. Time 1854.
DULL RACING AT JEROME PARK.
At Jerome park races to-day the cling
was rather duh. llowilg is a summary ::
FIRST RAcE-For 3-year-olds; mile and a six
tenth. Salvador won. Hyperion and Gany
nede ran a dead heat for second place. Time
1894.
SECOND RACE-O1e thousand four hundred
yaris. Judge Morrow won. with Tournament
second, and Magn tie third Time LEA.
THIRD RACK-One nile Raccland won, with
Badge second, and Volunteer third, Time
1:464
FOURTH RAoE-Five furlong Bradford won,
with DFumstick second, and Grenadier third.
Time min ute.
FIFTH RAcE-Hardlcap for all ages; mile and
quarter. Flrenzi walked over.
sixth Race-Selhng for all ages; mile and a
sixteenth. Brussels won, with Letritia second,
and Ell gin third. Time 1.54lh