The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-30
BETTER LUCK AT sHEEPsasAD.
The Talent Get @ Chance TO Whack
Up With the Boakies,

I'D Win the BOoKlsS.
SHEEPsHEAD BAY, n. Y, June 3d.
Fully 5000 persons were present here to-
day and saw David Gideon's 2-year-old
His Highness win the great Tidal stakes
from field of the best youngsters In train
ing. 1t was the fourth race on the card,
and thirteen horses went to the post. HIS
Highness was the hottest kind Of q favor
lite, and at the finish had a battle
royal with Dagonet and Victory. Bergen's
jockeyship told in the end. and His High
ness won by a short head from Dagonet,
who beat Victory a head for the place. The
other races resulted in some good contests,
and, as the weather was deliciously cool,
every one was ready to wage a hot bat
tie with the bookmakers.
THE TALENT IN LUCK.
the first race, and he won somewhat easily,
while ReoIare, another fayorite, did the
same in the second race. In the third, the
Thistle stakes for 3-year-olds, Fairy, a seven
TO one shot upset all calculations bv winning
ar the post, while Masterlode defeated the
favorite Stockton in the fifth race. There
we're two good things In the last race, John
Cayanaugh and Tammany, but at the end
both had to give way to st. John, six TO
one shot.
A SUMMARY.
Following is a summary:
FIRST RAcE-Sweepstakes for all ages, 81, 900
added; futurity course. Eclipse won. with DR..
Hasbrouck second and Kitty T. third. Time
iii is.
SECOND RAcE-Handicap sweepstakes. 81, 900
added; one mile. Reclare won, with Chesa-
peake second aud Lizzie third. Time TAI.
THIRD RACE-Thistle stakes for 3.year-olds,
$i,2So added one and three-sixteenths miles.
Fairy won, with Hoodlum second and San Juan
third Time 2:03 80.
THE TIDAL STAKES.
FOURTH RAoE-Great Tidal stakes for 2,year.
olds, with $4,000 added, Futurity course,
Starters: His HighpeHs liS lBergeh), to 8;
toni, 70 !; Fred Lee, Osric yestibule, Tam
many, st. Forian, Charade Takebnck, Air
Shaft. Adage dllly) and Nettie B. They got
Highness and St. Florisn most prominent sIis
When. they came out Of the dip Dagonst
was In front and running easily, with
Victory, His Hghness and st. Flofian next
on the outside. All we're whipping at the bend
save His Highness and Dagonet The latter
was leading at the last furlong polo, but His
Highness closed in the last fifty yards. and in q
who beat Victory half length. Time 1,i2 is.
FIFTH RAcE-For 3-yearolds and upward.
81, 500 sdded; one mile and a quarter. Master
lode won, with Stockton second and Drizze
Sixth RAoE-For 3-year.olds, $1,000 added;
one mile and half on the turf. st. John won,
with Come-to-Taw second and Tammany third.
Time 2:3e25.
JOCKEY HURT.
CHICAGO, June ga card of seven
races attracted 5000 people at Washington
park to-day. The track was good but slow.
Another accident occurred to day. Thomp-
son, who had ths mount on Palmetto ip the
third race. was setslng fast pace down the
back stretch, When suddenly the horse
stumbled and fell. The little lad was pickle
up badly injured, two ribs and bis hose hav-
ing ben broken by the fall. Following Is
summary of the days events:
FIRST RACE-One mile, Eli Kindig won, with
Aspen second and Senior third, Time l:s5N.
SECOND Notwithstanding of a mile Dear.
est won, with Bessie Biskiud second and Ida
Rosington third. Time I;0131,
THIRD RAcE-One and half miles. Atticus
won, with Faklr second and Ed Hopper third.
Time 2:45
FOURTH RAcE--One mile. Bon Air won, with
Somerset second aud Hopeful third Time
.:45N.
FIFTH RAcE-One and one-sighths miles
Long Shot won, with Los Angeles second aud
Eli third. Time 1895.
sixth RAcE-Five-eighths of mile. Tom
Harding won, with Willobrook second and Rio
Grande third Time 1864.
SEVENTH RAcE-one mile. Portlaw won,
with Billy Pinkerton second and Martin Russell
third. Time lac,