The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-30
sronY OF THE RACES
.. winners on the Various
Courses

s,,.s winners on the various
Courses
..,-.s Wis. July 29.-0nly two fay-
v1s to-day al the state Fair PaIA'
CO. lin in the third, and BuckWa' IN
.--- s--e race. Outside OF these Two
'-i -rs psople generally played against
,.vo-ites. Summaries
= r,..-Four and One-haf furlongs-
-Tsf rUl =. Jones, 70 j, Won Wi-h
...s .v--.h second and FauI hanFaf
tl-- Il - 1'5i-s5,s-Five and one-furlongs. In
M-GlOne. Z 10 ], won, with
c-----sS.-.v second and Snap Shot third
I1e pa-s-AIne and an eighth. Uncle
l1- r Burns. TO ,, won, with San
y.l. -..'..ogd ana Florence Colville third
Tine 1s.- IL Face-seven furlongs. Buckwa.
ID, -55Iv. TO 5, won, with Mamie q.
-. ami Pepper third. Time l-2gl2-
s-sSi-- Race-Six furiongs. Ilmorah, q,
E-' r5 I. won. with Bryan second
=. Vorven third Time l.ll
7..,ris Ky. July 29.-The talent got
-. GOOD and strong to-day as favorites
- ,b4 majority of events. 1t was given
s.-s this afternoon that Newport
.--li 5u+n Tuesday. Track fast.
"r--- Rale-SIX and mar IurlOngs.
-IL.-s-J- q. Scherrer, 8 to 5, won, with
trst-- second and Chagrin third. Time
-S.-.sto.s Race-Sx furlongs. Lady Keith,
, williams, TO 8, won, with Gid
4 Law second and J. Walter third Time
.-l Rlce-One mile. Seabrooke, IS.
SIN TO 5 won, with Parson second
sr5 Lehanjo third. Time 1:212.
Fourth Race-Six furlongs. Ben Brown,
81 4 Isom. TO 3 won, with Nellie sec
ori ana Boanerges third. Time 1I594.
rvftb Race-Five and a half furlongs
sarrano 49, Fowler, to l, won, with
cT-4vav second and Three Bars third.
Time lN954.
Brighton Beach Race Track. July 20
This was another bad day for favorites,
and number Of them went down before
long shots. All the events were well con-
tested and although there were no stake
races oil the card the regulars enjoyed
a good days sport.
First Race-One mile. Volley, 1O9, Clay
ton, to = won, with Article second and
Defender third. Time 1:4234.
Second Race-Five furlongs. Swamp
Angel lG, j. Hill, s TO 8, won, with Chic
second and Valorous third. Time 1:0274.
Third Race-SiX furlongs. Harrington,
Ill., Doggett 8 to 1, won, with The
Swain second and Brandywine third.
Time l15.
Fourth Race-Five furlongs. Pearl v,
107, T. Sloane, to /, won, with Ingarra
second and Bonnie Eloise third. Time
10i
Fifth Race-Five furlongs Rotterdam.
u.s. Taral 4 TO !, won, with Burlesque
second and Passover third Time / :05.
Sixth Race-Handicap, hurdle, mile and
a half Flushing, 152. Mara, 8 to 2. won,
with S0utherner second and Red Pat
third. Time 2:53.
London, July 29.-This was the second
day Of the Goodwood meeting. There was
the usual crowd present, including the
Prince of Wales and large number of
the nobility
The GoodwOod Stakes Chandicap) of 20
soyereigns with 300 sOvereigns added, two
miles and half, (26 subscyibers), Mr.. Ha-
mar Bass, year old, ch. C. Carlton Grange
won. with Mr.. lie Baudy's 6-year-old roam
mare Quilon second, and Lord Hindlip's
4-year-od b. C. Powick third.
IL seems to be the opinion of many ex-
perts who witnessed the performance Of
the American horse Ramapo in the race
for the GOodwood cup yesterday. that he
would have had an excellent chance for
winning if il had not been for his swerv-
ing IN the latter part of the race when
ne lnterfered badly with Kilcock. Reiff
the Jockey who rode RamapO, was eau
IioHeu LOT ms riding at the recent Hurst
Park meeting KilcOck was running a
splendid race, when he was interfered with
and Sporting Life, in commenting on the
matter, says the American horse bumped
MIN out of the race
capt. Greer, the owner Of Kilcock and
the Jockey who rode that horse i'm vester-
Gay race, complained to the stewards
Of Of me Jockey Club against the riding of
- roe'u Oh Ramapo. The stewards held a
Reif for two weeks. eiiueu