The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-06
PINS OLE THE RACES.
God Racing at Sheepshead Wit
messed by Small Crowd.
Bay Race Track, July .

messed by SInel1 OTO%u.
osoonshead Bay Race Track, July o.
81 -. nsnallv the case after holiday,
S - was a very small crowd here to-day
q 41.,tov the sport. The card was fairly
IA one the weather cool and clear and
-. racing good. The principal event was
" ace for the SpindrlfU stakes. 1t was
li'[ won by 1Heury of Navarro the
s. so9,ri+e defeating Dorian by length.
=" l-+.an5e TO state. the favOritc won the
.,-,-iU,, dash for ina dens over the full
& gyli(,-,rity course Rein, however, carried
e - the honors, handily defeating War
q Tapn4t. who was made the favorite and
q bsd beeu generally tipped as sure
Il thing. a.
only two favOrites won to-day, and the
,encliers reaped harvest.
q There were rumors at the track to-day
+ha+ Tobn Hunter and James Il. Keene
Z MD resign from the board of stewards
~ the Jockey Club, and that Starter
& po,cp and his assistants We're on the
4 terra of handing in their designations.
Vban Mr. Keene heard the rumOr he
stated that he had no intention of taking
such step
Summaries follow:
FIRST Race-For maidens, and Swear olds.
Futurity course. Rein, III, Doggett, TO ],
won with May Day hlly second and War
I}onuet third Time l:1l.
second Race-For 2-year-olds. which have
nm and not won at this meeting, five fur
longs Gutta Percha, IO1. Ltttieheld. to /.
won with Midgely second and Prince of
Monaco third. Time :0I %.
Third Race For 2-year olds and upward,
ona mile Candelabra, 101. DOgFett, 1 to
won with Copyright second and Captain T.,
third Time $40 Is.
Fourth Race-The Spindrift stakes for g.
vea~.o ODDS one mile and a furlong. Henry of
DDuNpft (
ran second and our Jack third. Time :55ig
Fifth RaCe-FOr 3year-Olds and upward
which have run and not won at this meeting
one mile and a furlOng. Herald. III Slnms
9tol won with Bandit second and Redsking
third Time 0it.
sixth sweepstakes for 3-year ODDS
one mile on the turf. Live Oak, 3d. Penn 10
to / won, with Del Norte second and lndra
third. Time LAP 10
AT CHICAGO.
Washington Park, H., July 5.-Three
fayorites out Of seven managed to get to
the front to-day. The racing was uue-
ventful save for the fast time made by
Sabine i'm the third race, when he ran d
mile and three furlongs in 2:1S34. On ac-
count Of the strike, and possibly because
there was no stake attraction, the atten-
dance was light. Pelleas, in the sixth
race defeated high class lot of young
sters and did it easily. Rudolph showed
that ne has regained his form of 1893, bv
winning at mile with the greatest ease
in l:4li4.
Summaries follow:
First Race Five-eighths of a milo. Eva T.,
100 A. Clayton. Is to l. won, with Mona sec
ond and Cottage Girl third. Time 1.02.
Second Race-Three quarters of a mile.
Maggie Gary. 100, Cassin. TO t. won, with
May Fern second and King Bors third.
Time, l:l4l4.
Third Race Mile and three-eights. Sabine.
ll9 Clayton, , to /, won, with Pocahoutas
second and Senator Irby third. Time 2:Isai.
Fourth Race Mile and one-sixteenth.
Hasty, 50, Cassin, ; to 1. won, with Percy
second and Strathmeath third. Time, l47.
Fifth Bace-One mile. Rudolph, 100, Irving
3to D won, with Get There second and Somcr-
sault third. Time i:4l
Sixth Race-Five furlOngs. Peleas l12
Leigh. to l. won, with CauewOod second and
Lady Diamond third Time :O2
seventh e-Three-qnarter Of a mile.
William T., 800 MOrrisSey, / to D, won, with
Ottyanna second and King Charlie third.
Time l;141a.