The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-13
RUNS OF TIE RACERS.
Good Cards and Exciting Sport at
Morris Park

Morris Park, N Y, Oct. 12.-Although
the card offered here to-day was excel
lent the attendance was light. The
weather was all that could have been de-
sired and the track was in splendid con-
dition.
Hugh Penny took the first race quite
handily by two and a half lengths. al
though being Tapped for part of the dis
lance by Maid Marian
The second race was won by Adelbert
by head, after a desperate struggle for
hrst honors with Counter Tenor and Dis
count.
Prince Karl took the third event from
Redskin by three parts of a length, after
good riding on the part of Griffin.
The fourth event, the Fashion Stakes,
for 2-year-olds. brought nine horses to
the post. They were sent away to a good
start, with Owlet in the lead, closely at
tended by California, Irish Reel and Sa-
billa. When the horses Strengthened out
for home Sabilla began TO move up, and
after red hot finish beat California by
a head, the latter finishing two lengths
better than Annisette, third. Simms rode
a superb race on Sabilla.
In the fifth race Bombazette quickly
went to the front and was never headed
and passed under the wire easy winner
by two and a half lengths
Stonenellie had little difficulty in dispos-
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easily. lola, the favorite finished third.
Summarizes follow:
First Race-Five furlongs. Hugh Pen
ny, 120, McCafferty, to s. won, with
Maid Marian second and Black Hawk
third. Time 0:5SA
Second Race-One mile Adelbert, 80,
Clayton, II to 5, won, with Counter Tenor
second and Discount third. Time 1:40l2.
Third Race-One and one-eighth fur
longs. Prince Carl, 1O4, Griffin, to .,
won, with Redskin second and Nero third.
Time SO.
Fourth Race-Fashion stakes, six fur
longs. Sabilla, lis, Simms Is to l, won,
with California second and Annisette
third. Time 1:11A.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs Bombazette,
lO5, Penn, to l, won, with April Fool
second and Truepenny third. Time 1:122i.
Sixth Race-One mile Stonenelie, 109,
Lamley, to l, won, with Baroness second
and Star Actress third. Time 1;42%.
Cincinnati, o., Oct. 12.-To-day's results
at Oakley were as follows:
First Race-Seven furlongs, selling
Springvale won, with Alonzo second and
Nolley Fuse third Time 1924.
Second Race-Six furlongs. Darevella
won, with Miss Gallop second and Sister
Anita third. Time 1:15A
Third Race-One mile and a sixteenth.
Ida Pickwck won, with Chant second and
Faraday third. Time 1:47lg
Fourth Race-One mile, selling. The
Ironmaster won, with Greenwich second
and Eli third. Time 1929
Fifth Race-Four and a half furlongs.
Erstwhile won, with Sir Rathbone second
and Doorga third. Time O;56A.
Sioux City, Ia, Oct. 12.-Ten thousand
persons attended the races here to-day
Online's great performance in his attempt
to beat his record of 2:0714 was the feature
Chandler drove Online and the runner
Cheerful, driven by Ed Geers, acted as
PAGER. The first quarter was made in go
seconds, the second in :O3, and the third
in 1888 and the mile in 2:O4, breaking the
worlds four-year-old pacing record.
Justina, owned by H. B. Watson of
Council Bluffs dropped dead on the track
after the finish of the third heat of the
2:25 trot.