The morning news., 1894-09-12
SPEED OF THE sTEEDs.
A Mammoth Card and Delightful Day
at GraVesend.

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Race Track, Gravesend, Sept. IA
mammoth card and the delightful
weather brought here to-day the largest
attendance of the meeting, and some of
the best racing of the season was wit
messed. The principal event of the day
was the race for the Culver
| stakes, in which the cracks Domino
| and StOnepen clashed. The 2-year-
old Lissak, was the only other can
didate. Domino was in bad temper
and refused to get away, but after sew
eral breaks the flag finally fell and
| Llssak took the lead Domino kept close
! up, and when the stretch was reached
took charge of matters, had everything
| his own way, the rest of the Journey
home, and won in gallop by an open
| length Stonenell, all out, beat Lissak
! eight lengths for the place
| Another big event on the programme
was the Breeze stakes for three-year-olds,
| which was captured by Galilee, VINO dis
posed of his field in summary fashion in
| the last sixteenth, and won with some
| thing to spare by length. The handicap
rnce for three-year-olds and upwards was
won by the old campaigner, Banquet, who
! easily defeated Saragossa. Summaries /:
First Race-For maiden 2-year-olds, five
furlongs Flush. 81, Gri11n, to ? won by a
| length and a half, with Canterbury second
and Export third Time l:0i
Second Race-For maiden 2year-olds, FIVE
furlonFs Phoehus. l02. Penn, 5 TO /, won,
with Kennel second and Nicolini third Time
l 05l4
Third Race Handicap sweepstakes for g.
year-olds and upwards, one and one eighth
miles. Banquet, 1913 Simms, to s. won with
Saragossa second and Yo Tambien third.
Time 1:534.
Fourth Race-The Culver stakes for ? year
oids and upwards six furlongs Domino, 116
TaraL to 5. won by a length and a-half with
Stoneneu second and Lissak third. Time
fifth Race-The Breeze stakes for 3-year-
olcs one and nesiXteenth miles. Galilee.
l02. Reif to |. won by half length with
HyderaOad second and Prig third. Time
l!4S5t.
Sixth Race Handicap sweepstakes for 2
year olds, five and one-half furlongs. Con
nOseur, lis, Taral, 5 to L. won. with FLYING
Dutchman second and Golden Rod third
Seventh Race-For 3-year-olds and up
wards, six furlOngs. By Jove, l04, Reagan. 10
to l. won, with Plenty second and Leonawen
third, Time l:16l4.
Eighth Race-For 3year-olds and upward.
six furlongs Little Billy, 101, ReiI, 3 to T.
won, with Adelbert second and Miss Dixie
third. Time Elsa.
THE DAY AT LAToNIA.
Cincinnati, O., Sept. II. - To-day's
races at Latonia were run under auspic-
ious circumstances and afforded good
SpDLI 1 bt u m w do III ldlIly BOOu NOtl-
dition, the weather was cool and bracing,
and the flyers were in good trim. Sum
maries follow:
First Race-Seven furlongs. Pittsburg, o.,
Clayton, 10 1, won, with Crevasse second
and Equator third. Time 1904
Second Race-One mile. Egbert III, Clay
ton 7 10 10, won. with PrObaseo second and
Pirate King third. Time "A.
Third Race-Seven eignths of a mile
Wightmau, 10, Martin, even, won, with
Clementine second and King Charlie third.
Time .29la
Fourth Race-Fivee eighths of a mile Hes
sic, 10, Thorpe even. won, with Lillian
second and Doctor third. Time 1:1O.
Fifth Race-Four and a half furlongs.
Helen w. l03. Clayton. to I. won. with Bee
Boy second and All over third. Time O:51J4.
Sixth Race same as NTH four and half
furongs. Mountain Madge, l03, Perkins, 8 to
1. won with Lucy Lee second and Annie NJ
third. Time 0:55l4.