The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-28
Runs or THE RACERS.
80. Bartholomew Wins the Zephyr
stakes at shecpshend.

stakes at shecrshend.
shaepshead Bay. June 7-Rae.ng was
continued here To-day under favorable
conditions. There was a large attendance.
the track fast and The programme ex-
ccilepr The first big event on the card
was the race for the Zephyr stakes for
/ two-year-oids. lu which there were seven
contestants. Arhurkie and Winged Foot.
One MccaHcrty pair, were coupled iu -he
I betting at odds of 10 5. while the odds
I ON ocotush Chieftaiu We're TO 3. The
field sos away Zoo good order with ST. Bar
tnoiumeW lu the lead, but when they
swung around the bend. Divide was ,n
command. Tie was challenged hY scot-
ush tnlcliain, Flying squadron and
] Winged Foot, succc9 siNely ln the stretch,
I but managed TO shake them on and won
| IN light drive by Two lengths Winged
/ tLeitain. The next interesting event was
the Coucy Island handicap. The winner
| turned up in Hanwell, a 10 20 1 shot, who
jumped away in front. and was never
/ headei, winning handily by n length ana
| a nalf. Glcumoyne finished second. beat
| lng kuoicon by "a length. summary fol-
lows.
first Race-Five furlonrs. Mistral II.
/ S Sloane, rs to !. won. with Or Jim Sec
ond and Remp third. Time 1908 20.
Second hacc-Scven furlongs. Trcmar-
90, $50. sloane. TO !. won. with The Swain
second and Deerslayer third. Time 80 l-5
Ihlrd RaCe-The Zephyr stakes futur-
! ity course. Divide. lu2. sloane, to T. won.
with Winged Foot second and Scottish
CniectHin third. Time .l3 l-5
Fourth Race-Ine COncy Island handi-
carr six furlongs. Hauweu no Griihn,
le to /. won, with Glenmoync second and
| Ruhicon third Time 1915.
Fifth Race-Mile and "a furlOng. Jeffer-
| son, 50, Hirsch. Si to 1, won, with Sir Dix
Time :G6
Sixth Eace-Ono and one-sixteenth mues
| Counsellor Howe, lR Doggett, 20 T. won,
| with Marshall second and Long Beach
| third. Time 1881 2-1
st. Louis, Mo-. June 27-Only two pro-
nounced favorltes won to-day. Schiller
took the Meremac stakes. worth $500
handily, at odds OF to ]. Figaro opened at
| 10 10 ], On the hfth, and was neglected tim
he went 10 10 to f. He won gallop.ng from
a good field. Track muddy Attendance g.
! 900. A summary follows;
First Hace-One mile Dennis. %. Web
! ster, 20 !. won, with Har0ldlne second
and LaCalhenue third, Time 1854.
Second Race-One mile. Pelleas, lOi
! Bailess. lO p won, with Rhett G0ode sec
ond and Met1lre third Time la65.
Third Race-Scven and onelhGlf furlongs
Don Garlic, lQ9. G. Slaughter, 70 ~, won
with Benamela second and Harry Nc
| Couch third. Time l.3aA.
Fourth Raee-Meremac stakes, one mile
| Schiller S8, G. Slaughter. 90 !, won, with
! Ace second and Tartarian third. Time
| 1916
Flfth Race-slx furlougs. Figaro. i03
/ Nauduseu. 40 TO I, won, with johnny Nc
Hale second ana George +. Smith third.
sixth Race-Fiye forlongs George Rose.
il5. sva4f,irsen. . ttla4. ssitit.Jaelx b. B
second and Dr. Walmsely third. Time
1904.
Chicago, H., June N-Asslgnee, winner
Of the ST. Louis inaugural, made his first
| appearance at an Indiana track at Shelf
field to-day and was made a top-heavy
10 faVOrite in the fourth race. j took
an that was IN him TO win second money.
| Aamar u and Miss Young were the only
mary follows.
First ace-Three-fourths Of a mile.
The Sculptor, lM, ID. Davis, 8 TO I. won,
with Santa cruz second and Repeater
Second -Five-eighths Of mile.
Iamar III, fl2, Garner, even, won, with
Yours Truly second and Brown Eyes third.
Third -Three-fourths OF mile.
Evanatus, Jos, Dorsey, 5 10 2, won with
Roy Lochiei second and Brodhead third.
Time 1854.
Fourth e-Three-fourths Of a mile.
! Lollie Eastin, 49, ID. Davis, to J. won
WIN Assignee second and The Kitten
third. Time 1:13A
Fifth Race-One and half miles hur-
dies. Cunarder, l52, J. Boyd, 3 to T. won.
with MY Luck second and Gratz Hanley
third. Time 2.48
Sixth Race-One and one-slxteenth
miles. Miss Young, 95, r. Clay even, won.
with Walkover second and Jennie June
third. Time 19lh.
Latonia, Ky. June 27-The Harold
stakes. the feature OF to-day's card, was
a hollow victory for Maeeo, who won in
a walk. Four favorites and two outsiders
won the card. The weather was cloudy
ana the track slow. The attendance was
large. summary follows:
First Race-One mile. Anna LYLE. 81.
Dupee, TO !, won, with Countiss Irma
second and Judith third. Time tex.
Second Race-One mile and seventy
yards. Sir Dixie, IS, Dupee, / to A. won
with Ondague second ana Rasper third.
Time 1:47iA.
Third Race-Six furlongs. Urania. 1O7
Scherrer, to 19, won, with Egbart second
and Robinson third. Time 1a5ll
Fourth Race-The Harold stakes five
furlongs. Maceo. 123, Thorpe, to Is. won
with lrby B. second ana Pr0tus third.
Time 1:O2
Fifth Race-Five and half furlongs
Eugenia Wickes, 1l8, Thorpe, to IO won
with Charna second and The Blossom
third Time 1:I0K
Sixth Raee--Six furlongs Gov. Bojes
100, Isom, TO 1, won, with Sam Tate sec
ond and Hoodwink third Time 1l7A.
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