The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-14
SPEED or THE srEEDs.
Events at Saratoga and at Jerom
Park

Saratoga. N. Y, Aug. 13.-Nothing Of a
particularly attractive nature was
carded to-day. Col. Pepper cut loose a
good thing in the shape of Pepper in the
first race. Twelve maidens, most of
whom were of a doubtful character. went
TO the post in this event. The start was
fair for the field, although Pepper got
away poorly. Buck Massie set the
pace with Derelict and Favor Me
in close attendance. In the stretch,
however. the good thing came
through and won in easy fashion. Thurs
ton, in Pittsburg Phirs colors, Pearl
Song and RightmOre, were looked upon
to make the running in the second with
the first OF the trio a slight favorite.
When they Strengthened out into the
stretch, Pearl Song went to the front and
won handilv from Thurston, who whipped
out and beat Rightmore for the place.
Following are the summaries;
First Race-For maiden 2-year olds. FIVE
and one half furlongs Pepper, 1O5. Perkins,
TO l, won, with Cherry Blossom second and
Buck Massie third. Time 1909.
second Bace-One mile. Pearl Song. 1O3,
Perkins, ? TO !, won, with Thurston second
and RightmOre third. Time 42H
Third Race - hree-Q uarters of a mile.
Gallilee, 9S, Perkins, TO 5. won. Nth Char
mion Sc, ond and Lustre third Time IA
OuElu 1Ndtb-OQe ana one sly teenIl miles.
Philopena, 95, Perkins, to > won, with
Hawthorne second and Chief Justice third.
lime l;49.
Fifth Race-selling, furlongs, MarettI,
l04. Griffin, 8 to 10, won with Nalkyrie second
and Piccarroon third. Time 103l4.
Sixth RaCe4-SeV en- eighth mile, selling.
Skedaddle, 1870, Taral3 20 t. won with Volt
second and Miss Annie colt third. Time 29.
seventh hace-One and one-fourth mile,
over ttve hurdles, selling, for hunters. Mars
l4l, stewart to /. won with Eblis second
and Laughing Stock third. Time 2;2314.
AT JEROME PARK.
Jerome Park, Aug. 13.-The blue pencil
was used here today with disastrous
eject. The card originally contained
sixty-three horses in the six different
events and the talent were congratulate
ing thems elves about the good odds they
would get against their pet selections,
but their surprise was great when the
names of but thirtysix horses were
retained on the progrS mme Four
favorites won. The mot interest
ing event of the day was the race between
E'errier and Black Hawk wlo ran a
dead heat in the run-of, Black Hawk
made the running TO the sire .ch, where
Terrier passed him and won easily by
two lengths. The other winners of the
day were Stonnellie, Harrington, Harry
Reed, Doggett, who captured the maiden
2-year-old race, and Daily America
Summarizes
First Raoe-For s-year- Odds One mile.
Stonnellie, 1902, NJ. BerEan, to /. won. with
Annie Bishop second and IIalton third Time
Lag. Only three starters.
Second Race Titan course about / AGO
yards, for 3-year ODDS. Harrington, l04, Ham
lit0u, to /. won. with Beidemere second and
Pecksnin third. Time 1.22
Third Race Six furlougs for 3-year-olds
and upward, selling Terrier, Iii, Simms, /
n M lnn oh LNnHw IL L
ran = dead heat. Time 1875. IN the run off
terrier won by two lengths Time 1;16, Sam
Weller third. Only three starters
Fourth Race-One-half mile, purse $50 for
2-year Odds selling. Harry Reed 1O7 Simms
to 8 won, with Pontiear second and Cock
ade third. Time 49,
Fifth Race-Five and one-half furlongs. for
maiden 2-yearolds. Doggett, 1t2, Doggett,
to .. won. with Belvina second and Hailstone
third, lime iii.
Sixth Race-One mile, for 3year olds and
upward. Daily America. Ill., Hamilton, even,
won. with KINGSTON second aud Catesby
third. Time 1i46J4. 1c rf-T h'>