The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-06
SPEED OF TIE sTEEps.
Many Attend at Sheepshead Bay,
Though the Gard Was Light.

! Sheepshead Bay, Sept. 5.-There was
| less fog and haze at Sheepshead Bay to-
1 day, though the weather was far from
! pleasant. A fine breeze was blowing, and
! this prevented the heat from being felt
I very severely In spite Of the unfavOr-
( aDle weather conditions and the fact that
/ the card was a particularly light one,
many persons were present, the attend
ance being estimated at 10000. There
/ were TWO stake races on the programme,
I one for the Bay stakes and he other for
| the Partridge stakes. Both of these were
won by odds on favorites. as were also
the hrst and second events. The races
were well contested, aud those persons
VINO lourneyed tO'the track were well re
paid for their trouble Summaries
First Eace-Futurity course. Rubicon. li6
Madgeley. TO ). won. with Melba second and
t Int third. Time l:l045
second Race -Futurity course. Magnetism,
| cot, ll5, Slmms, to 5, Won with Mirage sec
ond ana Looengula third. Tim Ill -.
Third Race-One mile Anna, IS II. Jones.
10 ]. won, with Judge Morrow second ard
Ingomar third Time ]: 10 Is
Fourth Race-One and oneeighth miles.
! Roche, III. Hamilton, Is TO 5. wen. with Horn
| pipe second and DObbins third fine 1888 5.
Fifth Race-Bay stakes one ana three six
teenth miles. henry OF Navarro. 112 Taral.
3 to >. won, with Banquet second and 70 Tam
bien third. Time .. O9 3.5
sixth hace-The Partridge stakes. SIX fur
longs. Harry Reed, IO7. Slmms. 10 3, won,
Owlet second and Lucanla third. Time
1,1425
RACING AT LATONIA.
Cincinnati, O., Sept. 5.-It was an off
| day and the weather was threatening,
| but nevertheless large crowd watched
| the SIX events at LatOnia. The track was
| fast up to the fifth race. when torrents
of rain covered it with sticky mud. The
| favOrites kept up their winning streak,
I N1-v.1 ..
ease. In the fifth, Sandoval began as a
| favorite, but Bookie was never heard
| from, Sandoval galloping home easily.
| The favOrite in the last race also failed to
| show up, the second choice, Whit, run
ming away from his field None of the
finishes were at all close. Summaries are
| as follows
First Race-Purse $500. for 4-year- ODDS and
| upward, seven furlongs. Clntie G., lO2, c.
| Graham. to l, won, with Remorse second
and Guilty third Time %.
| Second Race-Purse $500, for3 year olds and
| upward, mile and twenty wards Fraulein
! 102 Donohue 9 to 10, won with Portugal sec
| ond and The Governess third Timsal AN.
| Third Race-S500 for 3yearods and up
| ward. one and one eighth miles. Ida Pick
! wick. l2l, r. Williams II to i, won, with Lake
| Shore second and Peytonia third. Time l "a
! Fourth Race-Purse $500; for FLIES 8 year
| old; one mile Lindolette lO4. Clayton, / to
4, won, with Charity second and Zeophile
| third. Time 1:434.
| Fifth Race-Purse s4OO; for maidens 2-vear-
| old; five furlongs. SandovaL l07 J. Fisher,
| to ], won, with Prairie second and Shanty
| Bob third. Time .OC5I
Sixth Race-Purse 84Oo; for maidens 2-year-
| old; five furlongs. Whif, l07, Perkins, 3 to /.
! won. with Bee Boy second and Insomnia
| third. Time 1:071a.
HORSES DID NOT TRoT.
| INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 5.-Five thousand
| people were attracted to the indianapolis
| Driving Club races at the state fair
grounds to-day by the advertised effort of
Alix and Directly to lower their records.
Owing to the heavy rain of the early
morning, however, the track was four
| seconds slow and Mcdowell and the
! owners of Directly refused to let either
| horse 90.