The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-07-10
RUNS OF TIE RACES.
Dogsett Does Some Great Riding at
Sheepshead Bay.


Brighton Beach Race Track. J,,lv a
ms was the opening day here, and over
6,OOO persons took advantage of the clear.
cool day to participate in the sport. There
were seventy-one bookmakers at work,
and they had all they could do. Though
there was considerable scratching TODAY.
which greatly reduced the original fields,
enough horses were left to make the
racing interesting
Inc principal feature of the day was
the superb riding of Jockey Doggett, who
landed Walcott a winner in the first
| race. Weinberg in the second, ran a
qead-heat with California against Harry
| heed IN the third and captured the honors
| IN the fourth race with DR.. Has
brouck. The dead-heaters got $500 each
and grueling that will take them some
tlme TO forget, as Doggett and Sims rode
Ihelr mounts for all they were worth.
Summaries follow:
First Race-Purse $500, for three-year-olds
and upward, selling allowanc es, six furlongs
Walcott, ll2, Doggett to D. won by two
lengths with Drum Major second and Rough
and Ready third. Time 1910.
second Race-Purse 500, for three-year-
| olds, winning penalties. one mile Wernberg.
III, Doggett5 toI, won by three lengths, with
Armltage second and Florence third. Time
Third Race-Purse $500, for 2-year-olds. to
carry ITO pounds, eve furlongs California
~, Doggett, to >, and Harry Reed, 100,
Slmms,7 to 5, ran dead heat and FIRST money
was divided; Urania was third. Time OH
Fourth Race-Purse 81 600, for Swear olds
ana upward, winning penaItiea, one mile and
a sixteenth. Dr. Hasbrouck 11a Doggett II
to 5, won by a length, with Comanche second
and Roller third. Time AS
Fifth kace-Purse $3.50 for 3-year-olds and
upward, selling allowances. one and one
eighth miles. W. b., liz, Simms 9 to 10, won
by neck, with DR.. Garnett second and j dan
third. Time 564
Sixth Race-Purse $500, over FIVE hurdles
selling. one and quarter miles Woodford,
l35, Merkley, to 1, won, with ST. John sec
ono and st. Luke third. Time 2:2lA.
AT CHICAGO.
Chicago, July 9.-Seven big races were
decided to-day at Washington Park over
fast track. The event of the day was a
handicap at one mile which Hawkins
and Johnson's high -classed horse, Ru--
dolph, won by head, from @. b. Morris
Strathmeath.
First Race-Selling, fve-eighths OF a mile
Ace SO, Perkins. 3 to /, won, with Miss Alice
second and Sigurua third. Time l:034
Second Race-Seven and u half furlongs.
Imp. Elise, 1902, A.'Clayton, 70 to 1, won with
Sister Mary second and Highland third. Time
l:34h
Third Race-Selling one mile and twenty
yards, Joe Murphey, lO2, G. Weber, s'tO /,
won, with Out of Sight second and Tar and
Tartar third. Time lab
Fourth Raee-One mile. Rudolph, III,
Irving, to l. won with Strathmeath second
and Imp Elise third. i ime 1:4O.
Fifth Three quarters of mile
Preference, so, Isom - to /, won. with King
Boss second and Althia Allen third. Time
1:15l4.
Sixth ce-Ftve-eighths of a mile. Mon
treo, l02, Thorp, to /, won, with Nellie Os-
borne second and Rosita third. Time 1901.
seventh quarters of a mile.
Ethel GRAY l09, G. Weber , to /. won. with
Annie Mayes second and Capt. Brown third.
Time :133i