The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-08-01
RUNS OF THE RACERS.
A Good Day and Good Track at Sara
toga-Summaries of the Events.

toga-Summaries of the Event
Race Track, Saratoga, July 31.-The
Salvador and Canadian stakes were the
features of a light programme here to-
day. The weather was cloudy and cool.
The track was fast. The first event was
a virtual gift TO Potentate. who was never
headed, winning easily by two lengths
from Floreanna. .-.......-.... .-
in the second race Terrier set the pace
TO the last furlong, when he was over
hauled by John Cooper and Cactus. In a
driving finish John Cooper won by head.
Annisette took the lead in a good start in
the Salvador stakes and held it through
out defeating Havoc by two lengths, the
May Day tilly finishing third. Lamp
lighter captured the Canadian stakes
under hard pull by length and a half.
The result was never in doubt Figaro
captured the fifth race and Rossmore the
sixth after hard drive against Mohawk.
Summaries follow:
First Race-Threeyea ODDS. six furlongs
Potentate, ll2, Brooks, to s. won, with Flor
Gamma second and Domingo third Tine liza.
Second Race-One mile. John Cooper 100
A. Clayton Ii to 10, won, with Terrier second
and Cactus third, Time l:41la.
Third RaCe-The Salvador stakes for 2-year-
Odds, five and one-half furlongs. Annisette
los, Griffin, to D. won, with Havoc second
and May Day, hlly third. 1ime l.0sA
Fourth Race-Tne Canadian stakes for all
ages, one and three-siXteenths of a mile
Lamplighter, III, Taral, to TO- won, with
George Beck second and Stowaway third.
Time 3;04l4.
Fifth Race-Selling. seven furlongs. Figaro.
1O9 Lamley, even, won, with J. p. b. second
and MementO colt third Time :2SA.
sixth Race-Iwo-year Odds, selling, five
turlongs. RossmOre, "a, DonOhue, to /. won,
with Mohawk second and Redowa third.
Time / :U3.
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
Race Track, Brighton Beach, July 81
The card here to-day was fair one and
the attendance large. The track was in
splendid condition. Thirteen started in
the first race with Lord Hawkstone the
favorite. Laughing Water and Caledonia
were also strongly played. Lord Hawk
stone won easily by three lengths after
making all the running. Caledonia beat
Tiger neck for the place
In the second event Longbrook was
almost played off the boards, but he
failed to land, being defeated by Hazel
hatch. The third event was a pretty
race, the field running in close order to
the last furlong, where Clio FLY and Vo-
caIity locked horns, the former winning
by a half length. In the fourth race
Capt I. made all the running, winning
by two lengths from Herald, who beat
I4litBOhb uNC Jus lOI Jub b6E-
wyn had no trouble defeating Judge Nor
row in the fifth race, and Woodchopper,
an S to shot, carried off the honors in
the sixth.
Following are summaries;
First Race--Seillng; five furlongs. Lord
Hawkstone. l13 Hamilton, 8 to s. won, with
Caledonia second and Tiger third Time
1:03h.
Second Race-3-year- olds; six furlongs
Hazelhatch 10Y Ballad. to l. won, with
Longbrook second and Sprite third. Time
LII.
Third Race-Maiden, 2year-olds; five fur
longs Clio, illy, 1O1 Taylor, 10 to !, won
with Vocality second and May Irwin third.
Time i:0ila.
Fourth Race-One emile. Captain t., &C.
keefe, 6 to L. won, with Herald second and
Lifetoat third. Time l:424.
Fifth Race-Selling, five fUrlongs. Berwyn
won, with Judge Morrow second and Rough
and Ready third lime l:02
Sixth Race-One mile WOodchopper, ia,
Ballard, 8 to !, won, with Vespasian second
and Bonaventure third. Time l:444.