The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-09
RUNS OF The RACERS.
a Summary of the Principal Events OF
the Day.
MORRIS PARK, Oct. s.-Following is 8
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the Day.
NORRIS PARK, Oct Swallowing is a
summary Of to-day's races here:
FIRST RACE-Six furlongs. Fairy won. with
Chesapeake second and Correction third. Time
I'LL.
SECOND RAcE-One mile and furlong Low
lander won, with dcGAsl second and Candida
bra third. Time 1854.
THIRD RACE-Five aud half furlongs. Mid
dleton won, with Lady May second aud Hiram
FOURTH RAcE-Jerome stakes, mile and a
half. Tammany won, with Yorkville Belle sec
ond and ARA tnird The winners share OF the
stakes was SlS4I5. Time 25614.
FIFTH RACE-Nursery stakes. six furiongs.
RunYon won, with Miss Maud second and STOW =
away third. Time 1913.
SIXTH RACE-Miie. Hydy won, with Oyno-
sure second aud Mnt Young third. Time 1:41.
AT CHURCHILL DOWNS.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. S.-This was the
closing day of the Churchill Downs races.
The events were as follows:
FIRST RAoB-Six furlongs. AL Falten won ,
with Streak Of Lightning second and Hinton
third. Time 10.
SECOND KAcE-Six furlongs. Little Annie
won, with Fannie S. second and Odrey third.
Time 1:iG1S.
THIRD kAcE-Sanford stakes, for 2-yesr-olds;
one mile. Afternoon won with Lady Jane Sec
ont and Deception third. Time 1:441s
FOURTH RAcE-Mile and seventy yards.
Senorita won, with Pat Comfy second and
Bob L third Time i:49
FIFTH RAcE-Mile. Henry Jenkins won,
with Adrienne second AID Cup Bearer third.
Time 1:4414.
SIXTH RAoE-Five furlongs. Empress Fred
erick n, with Salvation second and Rosal
third. Time l;0215.
TROTTING AT LEXINGTON.
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 8-rhis was the
fourth day Of trotting before the Horse
Breeders Association. The day was very
-k,9 Il .4.-kk
turned very cold, but despite this fact a
fair-sized crowd was present. All the
stakes and purses were won in straight
heats, with the exception of the Bluegrass
stake for 4-year-oIds, in which honors we're
equally divided, Stornberg taking two
heats and George st. CLAIR two. The de-
Gliding heat will be trotted Monday. The
sport to-day was excellent and the track in
fine condition. The great Transvalina
stake will be trotted Monday.
FIRST RAcE-Continued from Friday; purse
$500:
Wilkes 9 - ..''.''..''.'.''''.''.d ! Q
Albany Boy. ....,.... ..........99 ! 8 > 2
T Time a:saJ6 a:as, s:a4 a:a2, a:as .
SECOND RAoE-2;22 class, trotGing; purse
8, 900.
Betsy Britton. ...........:........-<5 8 9
Cariia. Rustique, Waco, Ed Wilkes, Tom
Hood, Russell R., Orsnne. Twinkle. HIKE and
Mc3regor finished in the order named Time
2;21l4, 2:2216 2:223z.
Third RAcE-Stallion representatives stake.
3-year-olds, s., 900 purse.
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SdOhud..---- sss< j
Rose Turner %. Observation-Disclosures. 2
BIZ Landsay. Gift Over and Fannie G. came
in in the order named. Time 2:734, 2:1Sl5,
2194.
FOURTH RAcE-Bluegrass stakes for Agar
ODDS, purse S. 1000, unfinished.
SUernoers ....''''''''''' .........'''E l
George st. Clair. ...... ...........1 2 2 l
Happy Promise .............. 8 3
Promoter was distanced. Time 2:2l, PIG,
2;1s24, 2:20A The deciding heat in this race
will be trotted on Monday at 1870 O'Clock
FIFTH RACE-For 3-year olds, best two in
three, purse 500,
Lailah wilkes. ''.....'''s.........--l l
orhle " s',s's'''''' .''.'".-- .''''.''.S
Turner Boy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3 3
Brittle Girl.
Time 1926, 2:2714.