The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-19
sHEEPsHEAD's SUBURBAN.
Montana Wins the Big Race in a Clos
Finish -".....-

| finish.
NEW YORK, June IS.-FolIowinR is a
summary of the races at Sheepshead Bay
to-day:
FIRST RAcE-Five furIongs vestibule won,
with Kingston second and Major DAILY third
| Time I:0l
SECOND Receive and half furlengs. Ajax
won, Win Hanmie second and Lawless third
| Time 1907 2-5
THIRD RtoE-Futurity course. Zorling won,
WITH Yemen second and Grand Prix third Time
FOURTH RAcE-Suburban handicap. one and
one quarter miles. Montana won with Major
Domo second and Lamphghter third Time
2 KY; 2 8; The other starters were Poet Scout.
BlS Hlghness; Pessara, Raceland, RUSSELL
flcKnleker and Locohatchee.
| FIFTH RAcE-One half mile. Bliss colt won
WIN Belle Garde second and Alice Bruce celt
| third. Time 0:4S As
SIXTH RAcE-Ons mile and one furlong.
| IamInany won, with WarpAth second and Mary
Stone third. Time 1856 As.
SEVENTH RACE-One and one-sxteenth
miles on the turf. Archmont won with John
! Cavanaugh second and Snow Ball third Time
l;Sr1s.
MONTANA WAS THE FAvoRITE.
There was great deal of excitement
over the suburban, but no surprise, and the
favorlte, contrary to the rule in this race.
landed the money. 1t was rattling race.
Inc hookmakers were we'll loaded with
money before the start, but did not have SO
much afterward There we're four false
breaks, none of them being further than a
sixteenth OF a mile in length. Locohatchee
was obstinate and refused to GO up to the
horses. At the fifth attempt they were run
ming IN compact bunch. all being in
melton. Starter Rowe glanced over the
punch, saw that the riders were waiting
Tor the word, and quick as a flash down
! went the flag, while above all else could be
heard his voice shout "Go.n The big crowd
\ stood on tiptoe and glanced nervously I'D
the home stretch as the flying mass of
bright colors, eager faces and the swaying
bodies OF the horses came toward the Judges
stand the first time around.
MAJOR DoMo HAD THE BEST OF IT.
| Major Domo, with Lambert up, got the
best OF the start and kept it nearly to the
end OF the race. When they left the home
stretch Locohatchee was last and Montana
was only one length ahead of him. fur
long from the finish Montana was second,
with Major Domo length ahead, but Major
Domo had used up too much of his speed in
the first part of the race and Montana won
by head. with Lamlighter at Major Domo's
throat latch. In another stride he would
have been second and Major Domo would
have been third. There was an open space
| or daylight about two lengths between
bamplighter and the long-taied Poet
Scout. His Highness, the second choice,
was fourth. He went all to pieces at the
end OF mile and furlong. The fractional
time was as follows; First quorter, "A sec-
onds; half mile, 40 l-5; three quarters,
| l;15 3-5; one mile. 40 3-5; mile and an
eighth, 1854 As, and mile and a quarter in
2:07 2-5. The winners share of the rich
prize WAS $4,000. $1,000 going to the sec
ond and 50 900 to the third horse
ARUN FOR $40, 900 AT CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, June 1S.-Twenty-five thou
sand people went to Garfield park to-day to
haG n.r ALA
good race, notwithstanding the fact that
the track was very heavy owing to the
almost incessant rains Of the past few
weeks.
Yo Tambien won by length
and half, with Wsdsworth second
half a length in front of Azea, third. Wads-
worth made splendid race, getting off last
| and running to second time. The time,
2:4O3, for the distance, mile and quar-
| ter, considering the condition Of the track
was good. The jockeys and horses were
| covered with mud when they came in. The
| winner, 70 Tambien. was heavily backed
to win Following is a summary:
FIRST RAcE-Thlrteen-s ixtsenths Of a. mile.
st. Joe won, with Gull ord second and Ora
third. Time l:4fA.
SECOND RAoE-One half Of mile. Jonetta
| won. with Bonnie True second and Trompeur
| third. Time DASH.
THRD RAcE-Three-quarters Of mile. Bob
Forester won, with Ballarat second and Gay.
lerd third. Time 1920.
FOURTH RACE-Declared of.
FIFTH RACE-.The Derby. t'
sixth RAcE--Selling, thirteen -sixteenthsot
mile. Freelight won, with yattel second and
Friday third. Time 1924 -t h
SEVENTH RAcK-Three tourths OF q mile
Maggie Beck won, with Bessie Bisland second
and Pagan third. Time 1884.
ATLAToNIA.
CINCINNATI, June 1S.-A very large crowd
visited Latonia park this afternoon and the
hettors picked three winners out of the six
It rained. The events were as follows:
FIRST RAcE-Six furlongs Heyman won
with LoRnie G. second and HaHllin third. Time
1855.
SECOND RAcE-one mile and seventy yards.
Warplot third. Time 1:4S
THIRD RAcE-One mile. Springaway won
with Adaia second and Irish Chief third, Time
1:41. .-A-
FOURTH RAoE-Himyar stakes, worth So, $40
to the winner. Nine furlonRs. Faraday won
in gsllop by two lengths, with Newton second
and Semper Rex third. Time / SIS
FIFTH RAcE-Five furlongs. Little George
won, with Humming Bird second and Sylvia B,
third. Time 10319
Rosela second and Sunny Brook third Time
1:l913.
ST.. LOUIS, June 19.-Several heavy
showers of rain made the track heavy and
the magnificent card was damaged by free
bCTdICulHks no oNouLo W6io as lOllOWbs
FIRST RAcE-Four and one-half furlongs,
Miss Mary won, with Lucy Howard second and
Maud B. third. Time. 5714
SECOND RACE-Four and one half fur1onga
Arnold, a u to shot I. won haudily BY two
lengths, with Ithaca second and Trlxy Gardner
third. Time. SIN
THIRD RAcE-Osage stakes. So, 900 added; six
furIongs. King Leo won cleyery by a length,
with Falstaff second and Miss MOsely third.
Time 1:1S4
FOURTH RAcE-Cycloue handicap, seven fur
longs. Guido won, with Oregon Eclipse second
aud Alopa third. Time l;3011
FIFTH RACE One mile. Barney won, with
Bertha second and Relief third Time l:i5.
SIXTH RAcE-One mile. Mary Sue won, with
Dave Pulsifer second and Cassella third. Time
1885.
SEVENTH RAoE-One mile and quarter. Ken
wood won, with Lord Willow Brook second and
Emma Primrose third. Time 2:144.
THE RIVER AND aARBOR.
The steamer Bellevue came down off