The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-31
EVENTS ON TIE TuRF.
Results of the Days Races at Brigh-
ton Beach and Morris Park.

Results of the Days Races at Brigh-
ton Beach and Norris Park.
Brighton Beach Race Track. n. J.. Nav
30.-Fuly 10, 0OOpersons took ad vantage of
the holiday, and attended the races here
to-day. The grand stand was uncomfort-
ably crowded, and it was almost impossi-
bic to get into the betting ring. The
track was in excellent condition,
ana as the card was first
class, good sport was INDUCED in
The weather was perfect. This
was not one Of Brighton's regular DAYS.
Inc regular meeting does not begin until
july 4. Despite the warning of the
Jockey Club, one, two, three books were
made, but this was due to a misunder-
standing at last Mondays meeting of the
club. At the regular meeting no such
books viii be allowed. The following are
the results of to-daY's races:
First Race-Five eighths of a mile: selling.
Nickel 10 D, won, with Lord Harry second
and Woodchopper third. Time I:G2I,
second Race-One half mile selling. Tinge,
8 10 l. won, with Hlghpolnt Belle second and
CV!a Ullrd Ilme 59t2
third Race-One mile; purse. Sir Knight
b TO D. won, with Uterine second and
soprano third Time 1:42l5
Fourth Race-0ue mile and n sixteenth
Watterson, even money won, with Dohttle
second and Lowlander third. Time 1899
Fifth Race One mile and an eighth sell
ing. ChisYeA. o D won with Marshall sec
ond and st. Anthony third. Time I:5Gl(.
! sixth Race-Sc1tag, one mile. Silverrado.
3 to l. won by length and a half with Harry
Alfonzo second and Chaunoey third. Time
seventh Race -Steeple Chase. selling. In
got, y TO lwon by three lengths with St
John second and Persistence third.
AT MORRIS PARK.
Morris Park Race Track n J.. Nav 30
Fhls was the opening day at the track
here, and fully rs, 900 persons took adva n
tage of the clear and trifie cool weather
TO witness the races. The track was in
excellent condition, and everything
about the grounds was in perfect order
Among the interesting events on the
brilliant programme were the Cherry
Diamond handicap and the Juvenile
stakes. In the former race, DR.. Rice, the
favorite, started out well and was only
once headed for a few jumps by Count
The struggle for the place between
Restraint and Count was fierce, but the
former secured it by a sCant head.
The race for the Juvenile stakes was
one-sided throughout, Prince of MOndeon
having been the taskmaker from the
hagfall to the finish. Keen, who was
made the favorite, was unable to get near
the leaders until it was LOO late, but man
aged to finish second. Altogether but
three favorites won and it is thought the
talent lost heavily, as many of the races
tipped as sure things failed at the last
furlOng post The principal surprise
of the day was the result Of the second
race, when Capt. T., ID to | shot, won
handily from George Beck, the favorite.
and from Eleroy, who was generally tipped
and on whom much money had been
placed.
The following are the results of the
races:
First Race-Five furlongs Stoneu. 0 to 10.
won, with Dr.. HasbrOek second and Lizzetta
third. Time tO5I5
Second Race-One mile. Capt T.. II to I.
won. with ElorOy second and Long beach
Third Race-The Juvehne stakes. for ?
yearolds hve.fHrlongs. Prince OF Mondeon
q to /. won, with Roman second and Fire
brand third Time l00ls,
Fourth Race=-Cherry diamond handicap,
for all ages, one mile and a sixteenth. DR.
Rice to 10, won, with Restraint second and
Count third Time l:4SIa.
Fifth Race-FiVe furlOngs Rosita IS to s.
won. with King Gold second and Sabine
third. Time :5sl9
Sixth Bace-One mile Roche s to 5, won.
with Atropine second and Defargilla third.
Time 1:4llf.-
AT LATONIA.
L.atonia, Ky, May 30.-Fully 1900
people witnessed excellent sport at the
track to-day. Each race was holly con
ties ted and the betting heavy. A sum
mary follows:
First Race Seven and one half furlongs
KollO, to !, won, with Crevasse second and
C. b. Cox third. Time 1:35
Second Rnce-One mile. Pirate King, 3 to
4. won, with Eliza second and Bob l.. third
Time lag g.
Third Race-Five furlongs. Blanche Kin
ney. to /. won with the Princess second and
GlenOne third. Time l:O2R
Fourth Race-pecOratlOn day handicap
one and three-siXteenth miles, LA Pickwick
to D won, with King Lee second and Sabine
third Time I;5GA.
Fifth Race-Four and a half furlongs Mary
Keene 20 toll, won with La Pavane second
and BOokie third Tine .514.
sixth Race Seven and a half furlongs
Tremone, 3 70 1. won, with valera second
and Little Walter third Time :35}l.