The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-27
RUNS OF THE RACES.
a Summary OF the Principal Events
of the Day.

a summary OF the Principal Events
Of the Day.
CINCINNATI, May 26.-The OK at La
tonia to-day was muddy anil slow. The
following 10 a summary of the events:
FIRsr RACE-Six furlongs. Belle Carter won,
with Nippon second and DR.. Davis third. Time
1:2216
SECOND RAcz-one mile and fifty yards. The
Hero won, with Harry Weldon second and Maud
Howard third. Time 1854
THIRD RACE-County Club purse; one mile.
Loudon won, with Capt, Drane second and For
ward third. Time 1850
FOURTH RAcE-One m lie. Old Pepper won,
with Rosenoerry second and Double Long third.
Time 1:52lS
FIFTH RAcE--Flve furlorgs. Roselyn won,
with Queen Of Blondes Sc cond and Linger third.
Time 1904
SIXTH RAcE-Six furIongs. Orville won, with
Outcraft second aud Hardes third Time leg.
AT ST. LOUIS.
ST.. LOUIS. May 26.-In the first race TO-
day, Jockey Harmon deliberately pulled
Tim Murphy, who was q red-hot favorite.
He was ruled off. The horse and trainer,
G. Mulkey, were ordered to leave the
grounds, which is virtually the same as rul-
ing OF, so far as the local track is con.
cerned,
In the fifth race, Jockey George Taylor
was suspended for thirty day for careless
riding on Estelle near the wire. He slowed
and let up too soon, and j, Weber brought
Hoodlum up and stole the race by a nose.
By declaring all bets of on the first race,
the judges made popular decision. Fol-
lowing is summary:
FIasr RAqE-six furlongA, Rup4r Payne won,
with Murphy second and The Peer third. Time
!:l6A.
SECOND RAcE-Four furlonss Montana Belle
won, with Princess Lorrain second and Silverine
third. Time 050.
THIRD RACE-Merchauts' aud Manufacturers
stakes, 81 900 added, mile and furlonR. Gayoso
won, with Content second and Patrick third
FOURTH RAcE-six furlongs Sullivan won,
with Irene r. second and Kismet third. Time
l:23
FIFTH RAcE-six and half furlonus. Hood
luIn won. with EStelle second and Clio third.
Time 1854.
SIXTH RAcE--Mile, Minnie Gee won, with
Philora second and Eolem third. Time 1;43.
A RACE FOR $1,000.
GRAvEsEND, May 26.-The great Amerl-
can stakes, worth Sl7, 900 to the winner,
$4,000 to the second horse and s., 900 to the
third horse was run off to-day noon before
an immense crowd. The track was fast and
the weather fair. The feature of the race
was the delay at the post, an hour and a
quarter being wasted before Starter Rowe
succeeded in getting them all well punched.
The crack Morris FLY, Minnehaha, threw
her jockey, Littlefeld, at the post and STEP
ping on his Ease cut him quite seriously.
Mike Bergen was substituted for Little.
field, but the filly was prominent in every
false break and finished last, Garrison
landing SIR Walter the winner in clever
style by a neck from Don Alonzo. Follow
ing is q summary:
FIRST RAcE-Six furlongs. Bellevue won,
with Trinity second and Onward third. Time
1:1413.
SECOND RACE-One mile and furlong. Allan
Bane and Banquet ran dead heat, with Leona-
well third. Time 1:5j1b.
THIRD RACE Brooklyn cup one and half
miles Longstreet won. with Longford second.
Time 800 Judge Morrow was scratched.
FOURTH RACE-Great American stakes five
furlongs. Sir Walter won, with Don Alonzo
second and Ajax third. Time l:Ol14.
FIFTH .RACE-One mile. Kingsbridge won,
with Fagot second and Experience third. Time
I:43.
SIXTH RAcE-One mile Tho Ironmaster won,
with st. Hubert second and Best Brand third.
Time l:444.