The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-11
RUNS OF THE RACERS.
Summary OF the Principal Events OF
the Day.
MoRRIs PARK, N. Y, Oot 10.-Follo,

MoRRIs PARK, N. Y, Dot. 10.-Follow-
ing is a summary Of to-dsy's races here:
FIRST RAoE-Five furlongs. Correction won,
with Stonewall second and LiEetta third. Time
05S14.
SECOND RAoE-One and one-ouarter miles
Banquet won, with Russell Second and Slelpner
third. Time 2:I0
THIRD RAcE-Five furlongs-Hugh Penny
won, with By Jove second and Clara Colt third.
FOURTH RAcE-Chempion stakes, seven fur
longs. Annie r. (coltJ won, with Prince George
second and Runyon third Tir.e 1:2o
FIFTH RACE-Seven furlongs Lyceum won,
with Fred Taral second and Arab third. Time
1874
Sixth RAcE-six furlongs Gascon won,
with Sirocco second and Addie third Time
1:12$z.
rRoTTING AT LEXINGTON.
LEXINGTON, KY, Dot 10.-This was a
gala day at Lexington, and for that mat
ter a grand holiday in all the wonderful
blue grass region of Kentucky. At the
track the crowd numbered 5000. The
starts were all good, and they were quickly
made All the finishes were close, com
for their money. Expectation was higher
for the third event, the TransyIvania,
S., 900 stake, than for any other. A
Massachusetts, horse, Kremlin, of the
Allen farm at Pittsheld, Mass.
took first prize in the straight heats in neck
hnu q ud4 AOukbh lhlbucS. DelLQer. his
driver, held him down with never a break
in the three heats. Kremlin had record of
2:11M and 30 had Walter E., but the best
previous record among the thirteen entries
| in this contest was 2:101, held by Little
Albert. Kremlin's best time in the race
was only a quarter of a second under his
record.
THE EVENT OF THE DAY.
But the unexpected and really great event
| Of tho 6aV Vva the hraa kinur Of he
old race record by one second in
the second heat Of the second
race by William Penn-time 2:lSl6
Here Is a laurel for Pennsylvania, for III Q
piucky bay colt comes from the PhRni
farm at Phenixville, Pa Kiudig was his
driver. In scoring In the third race one
wheel Of Little Albert's bike went down.
The driver was not thrown. The track was
never faster, and these trots have the big
gest fields and make the best time in the
history of trotting in Lexington.
FIRST RAoE-Blue Grass stake; 4-year-olds
| Continued from Saturday. $1,000
/ st. Clalr. ................. 2 2 |
| SternOerR. ..........................2 /
| Happy Promise. ....,...............3 8
Promoter ...:..;:................. Dist'd
Time 2:21, 2:i9, a:lSSl. 22O4, 2H64
| SECOND RACE-For 2-year-olds TrottinR:
| open TO all, Purse $1,000.
William Penn. Observation-Disclosures 1
Ora wilkes ........s..'s... .s....b 8
Elsie Wilkes Dis.
| Prince Royal. distanced
| Time 2:2484, 2ls1@ 800 The time IN the Sec
ond heat lowers the 2year.old record one sec.
| ond
THIRD RAoE-Transylvsni stakes; 2:ls class:
| s., 0O0.
/ KFemlin. ............. .....,.... I
| Hanhn.s NiRhtingale........... 2 .
Little AlDerI. ;'''....... ..,......... B
| Greenleaf, Dandy Hazel Wilkes Florida
! Walter e. Andersons Nightingale Major p
ST. Vincent. New York Central aud Sallie
finished in the order named. Time 2:1i16 2:lS
| 2:lIA.
FOURTH RAcE-Unnnished, 2l7 class, trotting
purse 81, 300
| Or; sparks. '.'''''''''..... ...,....o / 3
Pastolus ..-......' ..'......,.....-.... L II 10
Fred S. Wilkes, Clara D., Reina, Ollie Wilkes
! Gillette Bonhomie, Incense, Ben Wallace Tom
Arden and Chiquorta finished In the order
named.
/ Time e:le16, a:l43l, 2;1p6 Carrie E to beat
! the 2:3514 record went in 2;3a.
Frohibltionists Indorse Republicans.
ST. PAUL. MIMI, oct. 1O.-Late this
afternoon representatives Of the state pro-
| hibidonists Endorsed the republican candi-
| dates for the euDrema bench