The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-07
RUNS OF THE RACERS.
A Plunger Credited With Winning
S25, 900 at Sheepshead.


New York. july "a heavy thunder
storm, which set IN this morning and
lasted till near the starting time of the
first race, played havoc with the track at
Sheepshead Bay. and was the means Of
Keeping many intended visitors from the
races During the afternoon the weather
became clear and pleasant, however. The
going was very bad and many entries
were in consequence Withdrawn, the fifth
race having only three starters and
the preceding race four. There
were no stake events. The talent
Jared badly. the heavy condition of the
course making accurate selections very
difficult task. The good thing went to
pieces at the very start, Walcott, II to
! shot securing the first event; Hanweu,
80 to l plum, taking the second, and
SandOwne at 10 10 l winning the third.
George Harris, heavy better, is credited
with having cleared over S25, 900 on these
three horses. Rey FL Santa Anita, the
winner of the recent American derby, ar
rived a. Sheepshead Bay this afternoon.
He will undoubtedly start in the big
realization stakes tomorrow.
The following is a summary Of to-day's
races
First Race-six furlongs. for 3-year-olds
and upward, sweepstakes, 500 added
Walcott, los. J. Reagan, II to l. won. with
Time LIE Is
second Race-For maidens 2-year-olds, six
furlongs. Hanwell, lls Ii. Jones, 80 to l, won,
with Louise lily second and Halloween third.
lime 1874 )
third Race-For 3-year-olds and upward,
purse 81 ,000 one mile, Sandowne, 81, Griffin,
10 to 1, won. with Shadow second and Liselg
third. Time ~ 3-5.
Fourth Race-For Swear -olds and upward,
swee pstakes 81 900 added mile and turlonR
Ducat. III, Simms. TO D, won, with star
Aofv ,,r.1 rd limo /
Fifth Race-For 3 year-olds land upward,
sweepstakes with 81 100 added, one and three
sixteenths of mile, Roche 10 Griffin, 3 to
5. won, with Lightfoot second and Chant
third. Time 2:02 As.
Sixth Race-For maiden and 3-year-olds,
sweepstakes. with 81, 900 added, five and one
half furlongs May Day tlly, 81, McClain 3 to
/, won, with War Bonnet second and st, Vim
cent third. George Hubbard was Withdrawn
after being IN the starters hand. Time I'll.
seventh RaCe-One mile and one quarter.
JOdan, l06, Doggett, Is to /, won, with Bolero
second. and WatteTson third. Time I'll 20.
70 TAMBIEN HAS wALKovER.
Chicago, july 6.-The Boulevard stakes
for all ages at one mile was the feature of
the racing to-day at Washington park,
but the appearance of 70 Tambien fright
ened all the others out, with the eXcep-
ton of Cleaning. The best she could do
was to make the Ken1all stakes mare
gallop for the first six furlongs, and she
gave it up, 70 Tamben winning under a
double pull by length and half.
Summaries follow:
First ce-Three-quarters of a mile. Pat.
122, Thorp TO /, won, with Imp. Full Meas
ure second and Maryland third. Time rs 4
Second Race-tive and half furlongs.
Digs, 1l3 Irving, 9 to 10. won, with Gurgle
second and Adam third. Time Loo
Third Race-1he Boulevard stakes, one
mile. 70 Tambien. ZIG lhorp; 2 to 8, won,
with Cleaning second. Time 1:4024.
Fourth Race-Sellng, one and one sixteenth
miles Cicely 50, Carr. 3ls to /, won, with
Hasty second and J. =. b. third. Time l:46H
Fifth Race-One mile. Flora Thornton, 100
BlaylocI to , won with Sister Mary second
and Ingomar third. Time 1:4l4.
Sixth Race-Three quarters of mile. Cash
Day. I22 Leigh 4 to 5, won. with William T.
second and Anna May third. Time ia.