The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-26
RUNS OF THE RACERS.
An Improvement in the Conditions at
Saratoga.

Saratoga.
Saratoga, n. Y, July 25.-There was a
vast improvement in the racing here to-
day. The weather was clear and warm,
the track fast and the attendance, which
included many women, was the best of
the meeting. There was no incresae in
the number of books, but there was a
noticeable Improvement in the betting
The season is week late, which affected
the racing, but in few days the meeting
VIII undou btedly be up TO pl evious years
such horses as Lamplighter and kings
ton lent decided attraction TO the races
To-day, which were interesting through
out.
Summaries follow
., First Race-One mile an6a furlong. Lamp.
hghter IA, Taral, to 20, won. with Cactus
second and Hume thirds Time 5Sh
second Race-FOr maiden two-year-olds
selling five furlongs. Picaro, los, Brooks.
even won, with Blossom Filly second and
Franklin third. Time :O3
Ihlrd Race Selling, seven furlongs. May
/ WIN lO3, Brooks to 5, won, with Tormentor
second and high c. third lime :32Is
Fourth Race-FOr threeyear- olds, six fur
longs. Potentate lO5 Brooks. 8 to >, won.
NTH kentlgerna second and Rubicon third.
ward, one and one-sixteenth miles. Madrid
| lO9 Slmlns, to won, with Pay or Play
SECOND S{II.i only on two starters Time l;52l4.
Campani 100 Perkins 4 to l. won. with Sir
DIXON second and Halma third. Time l:02Ia.
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
Brighton Beach Race Track, July 25.-
Despite the fact that the weather was
extremely warm here today, the attend
| ance was very large The sports were out
in force and seemed bent on building up
their rolls, which have been hit hard
/ lately by the bookies. They started out
badly, however, as their choice in the
hrst event, Saunterer, finished in the ruck
| Top Gallant, who was only backed by u
select few at 9 to ?, won
Fresh from the downfall of Saunterer
the talent set sail for Florence as soon as
the prices were posted. She was sup
| posed to be one of the good things of
the day and the faithful backed her
| heavily. She won by two lengths and
the talent were Overjoyed.
Their broad smile did not last long,
| however, for they were put in the dol
drums in the third and each succeeding
! event.
The surprise of the day was the good
race put up by Andrew ThOmpson's Cora,
10 to l shot, easily defeating the
! favorite, Emma. AS the colored delega-
ton were aboard 10 a man the bookies
| did not profit much by the fayorite's de-
| feat
Summaries follow
First Race-Seuing, one mile Top Gallant.
| 1903, Carter; ITO ?. won, with Vespasian sec
| ond, ana Wtlmar third. Time l:4th.
| Second Race-Selling, six furlOngs. Flor
| ence. 49, Reth even, won, with Lord Hawk
| stone second and Major General third. Time
| 1:tG@a
Third Race-Selling. five furlongs Cora,
| 100. heif, 10 10 /, won, with Emma second and
| Elise Morrison, iilly, third. Time l:04lR.
| Fourth Race-Six furlongs Our Maggie
| 80. Reih, to /, won. with bosa H. second and
| Cottonade third. Time l:l0a4.
! Fifth Race-Selling, one an ne.eighth
miles. Mr.. sass, los, Ballard, 3 TO I. wol, with
| w. B. second and Laurel third. Time l;564.
Sixth Race-Selllng, six furlongs Milan
! 9S, McDeRmott, to /, won. with Best Brand
| second and Harry Hlnkson third. Time l:l61a
LIVERPOOL JULY MEETING.
Liverpool, July 25.-At the Liverpool
July meeting to-day the Liverpool cup O.
100 sovereigns. one mile and three fur
longs, was won by f. A. Alexanders So1
of Gun, four years old, with }. II. Holds
worth's Busy Park five years old, secOnC
and p. Buchanan's New Court, five year!
old, third.