The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-06-12
RUNS OF THE RACERS.
A Summary OF the Principal Events
of the Day.

|
| of the Day.
| MORRIS PARK, June 1.-THE great
eclipse stakes, worth 500, 900. WIGS won by the
Oneck stables crack colt Sir Walter, ridden
in capital style by Jockey Fred Taral. The
finish was one of the best seen this spring,
Sir Walter, Don AlonZo and DIR. Rice fin
ishing heads apart. Don Alonzo was the
better colt of the three, but the spectators
| we're treated to the astonishing spectacle
| of Tarnl outriding the veteran Isaac
Murphy. A western colt. The Reaper, ran
we'll for three furlongs, but he was no
match for the eastern clnkers. He finished
seventh. While at the post in the eclipse,
Shelly futile dropped to the track and at
tempted to roll on top Of Garrison. he
succeeded in spraining Snapper's back, but
not enough to neoessitate the substitution of
another Jockey. Garrison wanted TO ride
Sir Walter. but as his employer, Marcus
| DAILY, started Shelly, the futile
mount was given to Taral. The
great eclipse is the second $4,000 stakes
| Sir Walter has won this spring, be having
| captured the great American at dravesend.
| LocohetChee was made first choice In the
betting on the Bowlingbrook handicap, but
was defeated by st. FIorian. second
choice, by head.
The day was fine, and about 20, 900 people
made the Journey. The track was dry, but
a trihe dead. Following is a sum mary
FIRST RAcE-Six furlongs. Airplant won,
with Peruvian second and Stalactite third.
| Time 1:1411.
SECOND RAcE-Mile Reckon won, with Pick
pocket second and Tenny third. Time Id.
| THIRD RACE-The Bowiingbrook handicap,
| mile and furlong. St. Florian won with Loco
| batchee second and Charade third. Time i:5i1k.
| FOURTH RACR-Tha great Eclipse stakes, six
| furlongs, Sir Walter won, with Don AIonzo
second and DR.. Rice, formerly tue Benny Lee
/ ,alN FrgF ina 4
FIyvrH RAcE-Five furlongs. Lady Middleton,
| gelding, won, with Richard second and Hiram
| third Time l:0lM
| SIXTH RAcE-Seven furlongs Zorling won,
with Count second and India Rubber third.
| Time l:29.
AT CINCINNATI.
| CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE favorites
made a very poor showing to-day. The
| weather was fine, the track fast and about
| 5000 were in attendance. The events were
as follows:
FIRST RAcE-Six furlongs. Alary won, with
Perblaise second anu Heron third. Time
SECOND RAoE-Mile and one-sixteenth. Yale
| 81 won, with Dolly Mcclure second and W. b.
| third. Time i:4S16
| THIRD RAcE-Seven furlongs Palestine
won, with Major Tom second aud Basford
FOURTH RAcE-Latonia Oaks, worth Ss,170 to
| the winner; for 3-year-old hllies, mile and a
a half, with Greenwich second by four lengths
and Miss Dixie third, whipping. Time 2:09A.
| FIFTH RAcE-Five furlongs Too Quick won,
with Plutus second and Jay S. third Time
1:0214.
Calhoun second and Tenny J. third. Time
| l:15.
AT GARFIELD PARK.
CHICAGO, June 1L-At Garfield park to-
| day the weather was warm and the track
| aloU The avanta wera follows.
| FIRST RAcE-Five furlonRs Bonnie True
won, with Pekin second and Oporto third. Time
| 1:1111.
SECOND RAox-Thirteen sixteenths of mile
| Little Crete won, with Vateu second and Edlth
| third. Time 1914.
| THIRD RAcE-Six furlongs Empress Fred
erick won. with Bigman second and Redwin9
third Time 1884.
FOURTH RAcE-One mile; Washington handi
cap. Highland won, with Valera second and
Chimes third Time 1884.
| FIFTH RACE-SeVen furlongs. Adrey won
| with Prince second and Ormie third. Time
1884.
Sixth RAcE-Thirteen- sixteenths Of mile
]. B. Freed won, with Gov Wheeler SECOND
and Prohigato third. Time i:s0H
AT HAWTHORNE PARK.
The Hawthorne park races to-day re-
suited as follows. the track being slow:
F1Rsr RAcx---six furlongs. shoshone won
with Sir Bevy 8. second and Ruth third Tim
SEcorD RAcE-Tour furlouss Gazette won
with Moose second and Shadow third. TIME
o:55
THIRD RAcE-seven fur'ongs Ethel won
with VIrgte Dor second and Silverado third
Time 1888
FOURTH RAcE-six furlongs. The Hero won
with Lombard second! and Cup Bearer third
| Time l:21N.
| FTFTH RAcE-One and three-sixteenths m lies
| handicap hurdle, over five hurdles. Robin Hoo
won, with Bossani second and st. Luke third
| Time 32sA,
AT st. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS, June 1.-THE track was fin
and the weather scorching hot to-day. Fol
lowing is O summary:
FIRST RAcB-Six furlongs. Sea King wor
with Bret Harte second and France third Tim
l:161S.
SECOND RAcE-Flve and one-half furlong
Enerch won, with Mamie B. second and Dave
Ford third. Time 10
THIRD RAcE-Missouri stakes for 3-year-old
g., 900 added one mile and furlong Jugurth
won, with Gayoso second and Coronet thir'
Time 1897.
l FOURTH RAcE-Six furlongs Nenone wo
with Crab Cider second and Clio third. Thu
: 1915.
, FIFTH RAcE-Seven furlongs. Innocence VOL
with Judge Treat second and Irene II. thir
, Time 1885.
SIXTH RAcE-Seven and half furlong
5 | Guido won, with Alfarrow second and Lol
3 | WiIlowbrook third. Time 1885
> SEVENTH RACE-One mile. Nero won, wi
Wightman second and Philora third. Tin