The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-31
RUNS OF THE RACERS.
Riley Grannon Wins $4,000 on One
of the Eventa at SARATOGA.

OF the Events at Saratoga.
Saratoga, n. Y, July 30.-There was
very good attendance at the track to-day
for Monday. D. n. Miller mare, Clarion,
who was being prepared here for a kill
ing, got the best of her boy rider this
morning and ran away four miles.
The twenty-five bOokmakerS did a
lively business on all the races Riley
Grannon. who lost heavily on Franklin
the other day when the colt ran third,
got his money back to-day. He won
$4,000 on the race Tough Timber, who
ran third In the third race, is a speedy
western FLY, half-sister to Tom Tough.
Summaries follow:
First Race-Selling. FIVE furlongs. The
Commoner, 80. A. Clayton to 10. won, with
Paladln second and Nankpooh third. Time
Second Race-One mile. Potentate. 1l5.
Brooks, TO D, won, with La MlseTe second
and Gwendolyn third. lime 1:4l4
Third Race-Selling, five furlongs. Frank
lin, ". A, CLAYTON, TO l. won, with AchieVer
second and Tough Timber third. Time l:O34.
Fourth Race-Selltng, one and one-six-
teenth miles. Clementine, 1O1 Perkins to-
won. with Chief Justice second and The
Queen third. Time 1850.
Fifth kace-Selling, five furlongs. Fondo-
line lO3' clayton to 5, won. with Minstrel
second ahd Innocent third Time 1:0lI4.
sixth Race-One mile and furlong. The
Pepper, l07, Midgley, / to ,, won, with
Hyderabad second and Miss Dixie third.
Time 155.
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
Brighton Beach Race Track, July 3d.
The wholesale use of the blue pencil to-
day went long way toward running one
OF the best programmes that has been Of
fered since the meeting began The
scratches were mostly in the fourth and
fifth races, and in the latter especially
was 1t felt. OF the nine original entries
IN this race, over half were withdrawn.
Nearly half, including the best ones, were
taken out of the fourth. The card at that
furnished good medium for speculation,
and winners were not easily picked. The
following are the results:
First Race-One mile Vagabond, 1Og. Bal
lard, to |, won, with Tom Finley second and
Billy Boy third. Time As
second hace-One mile. Reif, l07, Clerico,
2 to /, won with McMac Queen second and
Mcintyre third. Time 40
Third Race-Five furlongs Jessie Taral,
81, Mccain to ?, won. with Pontlear second
and Little Ella third. Time 1902.
Fourth racer i've furlongs. Ben Lomond
IS. Reiff II to 10, won with Nick second and
Annie Bishop third. Time 1:O2
Fifth race-One and ne-eighth miles
Laurel, lOl, White, to I, won, with George
Dixon second and w. B. third. Time SO.
Sixth race-Seven furlongs Robusta, 1O5
Doggett, to /, won, with Hardy Fox second
and Jack Rose third.
The stewards of the jockey club hav-
ing fully investigated the charges pre-
ferred by the stewards of the Brighton
Beach Racing Association in regard to
the running of the mare Lizzie, owned by
w. G. DAILY. on Jolly %, have directed all
associations racing under the rules of the
jockey club to refuse all future entries
made by the said DAILY
ENTRIES FOR THE DERBY.
London, July 30.-The entries for next
years derby show fourteen American
| horses, OF which two are from the Loril-
lard stables and five from the Keene
stables. August Belmont has three en-
tries, F'oXhall Keene two and Col O. II.
Payne two. Two of the Keene stable en-
tries were bred in the United States.
Both the Payne and Belmont entries
| include sons of froquois.