The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-29
2. H. SMITH,
Observer, Weather Bureau
RUNS OF THE RACERS.
A 200 to Shot One of the Winners at
Saratoga.

Saratoga, N. Y, July 2S.-The weather
conditions were favorable for the races
here to-day. The track was fast. The
talent were knocked endways by the win
ming Of Balbriggan in the fourth race,
who had the tremendous odds of 200 to l
against him. But this, though the heav-
lest, was not the only rude shock the tai
ent received, as FOndOline in the first,
Clifford in the second, and Lehman in
the fourth race, all heavily backed horses,
were beaten. The fifth race was taken
by Saragossa, a 10 TO l shot
Summaries follow:
First Race--FIve furlongs Robin Hood &c,
Donuhue, 3 to /, won, with FondOline sec
ond and TOrmentor third. Time l: G.
Second Race-Handlcap; six and One-half
lurlongs. Merry Monarch, ia, Griffin, ! to l,
won, with Clifford second and Prig third.
Time l:204
Third Eace-The Hurricane otud stakes,
Tor 2year-olds. FIVE furlongs. Prince Of Mo
naco, 49, Taral, 2 to 5, won, with Sadie sec
ond and Sweden third. Time 1:0ll4
Fourth Race Selling seven turlongs, Bal
briggan, 100, Mackey. POO TO /, won by q head,
with Figaro second and Mary third. Time
Fifth Race-Mile and sixteenth. Sara
gossa, l07, Reagan, 10 to l. won by length
ana a half, with George Beck second and Mr..
Jingle third. Time 1;4S
sixth Race-FiVe furlongs. Correction, liz,
Iaral to 3. won, with MOderocio second and
NghtmOre third. Time :0l.
seventh Race-Handicap hurdle stakes.
Two miles, over eight hurdles. Southerner.
-; each TO l, won, with Ballarat second
ana Tom Flynn third. Time 1888
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
New York, July 2S.-AnOther swelter-
ing day was experienced by those who at
tended the races at Brighton Beach to-
gay. Although a thunderstorm came up
before the third race was started, its
zs.E l. . fy11
Perature was of short duration, and
served only to emphasize the recurrence
OF the intense heat. The attendance was
augmented by many persons who were
enjoying the Saturday half holiday, and
considerable betting was indulged in.
The entries were rather fairly bal
ahced, and the contests were generally
interesting. The track was in splendid
condition, the rainfall hardly doing more
Than TO lay the dust. Visit, the favorite
IN the first race, finished in the rear Ro-
ousta at . to l winning by about fifteen
lengths
The talent retrieved themselves in the
second, when Lord Hawkstone, at to ),
won easily
Inc fourth race, handicap at mile
ana quarter, had very exciting finish
petween Herald and Kildeer, the former
proving the victor.
Summaries follow:
,,fifst Race-Seven furlongs. Robosta, 1O6
baNard, > TO 1, won, with Musmee second and
flenty third. Time 1899
second Race-FiVe furlongs Lord Hawk
stone, III, Hamilton. to 5, won, with Half
MalheSecond and Hartford third. line 1883
u llrd Race Six fGrongs Hanweu lO3
nm II to5, won. with True Penny second
"4a Golden Gate third Time l:i7.
l., ourth Race-One and onefOurth miles
HeIa'd' lOo. Hamilton, TO b. won. with xii
N'eI second and Jordan third. Time 2:0Jia.
ftrIamMg
~, il3 McGlone, 10 to 1, won. with Mar
iIa4 second and Marguerite third. Time
DlIse' 81. Anthony 1872. Chandler. 2 70 /.
,i0l, with Bodman second and Flip F. lap
'1ird Time 5000.