The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-05
UNDER WHIP AND SPUR.
Walter Wins the $4,000 Trial
Stakes at Sheepshead.


at the track here this afternoon, fully 90
900 persons being present. The weather
was fine, the track fast, and the sport
highly interesting.
The great Trial stakes, valued at SEQ
600, was the big race on the card 1t was
won easily by Gideon and Days Walter.
with Garrison up. Connosseur got the
place handily from Monaco, AN outsider in
the betting.
FaVorites captured five OF the seven
events on the card, Mr. Jingle. at 20 to |,
and st. John, at 4 to l. being the only
horses that won against whom a long
price was laid.
The race between Sir Walter and Ban
quet was very exciting, the little son of
Midlothian winning brilliant race by
length.
SUMMARIZES.
Summaries follow:
First Race-For 3-year ODDS and upward,
mile and one half on the turf. st. Michael.
12e. Taral. to 5. won, with Long Beach sec
ond, and Chief Justice third. Time 1854
second Race-For 2-year-olds, non winners
OF three or more races, FIVE furlongs Cesa-
rian, no. Doggett to 10. won, with Silyie
second, and Jessie .Taral third. Time '03
Third Race-For 3-year- Odds, one and one
elgntn mlleS. MI jingle vs. Grltin, 20 to l,
won, with Mamma second and Peacemaker
third. Time ! 81 3-5.
Fourth Race-For 3-year-old and upward
one and one-quarter miles Sir Walter, l2i
Doggett 10 s. won by a length, with Ban
Quet second and Roche third. Time :O7 -.
Fifth Race-Great Trial stakes Futurity
course. Walter, l25, Garrison, z to s. won
with Connoisseur second and Monaco third.
Time 1:l5.
Sixth Race-For 3year-olds and upward,
non-winners during the meeting, one mile.
Tom SkidmOre, 81, Grimm, . to l. won ty half
length, with Daily America second and
Chattanooga third. Time :43.
seventh kace-Great Independence Stee-
plechase, full course, St. John, 1853, Billings,
4 TO !, won by length, with Westmoreland
second and Glenfallon third. Time 5H.
A COMPLAINT AGAINST ROWE.
At the conclusion of the races to-day
j. r. Keene made a formal complaint to
the stewards against Starter Rowe Mr.
keene claims that Rowe had the other
horses break while Walter, with CARR
son up, was headed the other way Mr.
keene was satisfied with the way his
own horse, Sir Galahad, had got off,
but he claims that all the other candi-
dates were unjustly Disseminated against
by the starter. Mr. Rowe claims that
Walter broke with the others every time,
but many who were present state that
this is untrue. 1t was the general Opin-
ion about the track that this is the begin
ming of the end of Starter Rowe The
stewards promised MIR Keene to take the
udIler uHuef CONSIDERATION.
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
Brighton Race Track, July 4.-Fully
$4,000 persons attended the races here
this afternoon. Big Fields contested in
each of the races and very good sport
was witnessed. The surprise of the day
was the victory of Pontlear, 90 to shot,
in the fourth race
Summaries follow:
First RaCR-E hG NJ {r1y
won, with Walcott second and Robin Hood
third Time OF.
Second Race-One mile. Joe Ripley won
with Major General second and Polentate
third Time la
Third Race-Short course, steeplechase.
Iron Duke won, with The Duffer second and
Rover third. Time 30SI5
Fourth Race-One mile Pontlear won,
Time l0314
Fifth Race-One mile. Sir KNIGHT won.
with Nottingham second and Vestibule third
Time 40.
Sixth Race Mile and a furlong. Tiny Tim
won, with W. b. second and Blue Garter
third Time 157.
seventh Race - One mile. Terrier won.
with Annie Bishop second and Charade third.
Time ia.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago, July 4.-Seven large and well
balanced races, including the Sheridan
stakes, brought out an enormous crowd
TO the washington park races to-day,
fully 10000 people being present when the
horses we're called to the post for the first
race. The appearance of the western
pride, YO Tambien. and the Sheridan
stakes were the features of the day.
Summaries follow:
First Race-Five eighthsof a milo. Rasper.
Ill Cass1n, to 2, won. with Sunup second
and Overella third. Time 1;02.
second Race-One and one-eighth miles,
purse %l,0CO. Yo Tambien, ia, Thorpe I to 5
won, with Gloaming second and Lake Shore
Third Race--Phrse II 900, one mile. Gun
wad, l07 Fisher, TO |. won, with 1ippecanoe
second and Little Walker third Time 4215
Fourth Race-The Sheridan stakes, - 600
added, one and onefourth miles. Key FL Santa
Anita l27 Vankuren, 3 to s, won, with Prince
Carl second and Peytonia third Time Os4
Fifth Race-Three-quarters Of a mile. Pat,
100, Thorp, IL TO l, won, with Promenade sec
ond and Cncle Luke third. Time 1.l5.
Sixth Race-Purse II .0)0, one mile. Egbert.
1O7. a Clayton, to B, won, with The Kitten
second and Marcel third. Time Lax.
Seventh Race-lhree quarters OF a, mile.
Geraldine. 1l2 Perkins. G to l, won with Lulu
T. second and Pedestrian third lime i:I4l..