The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-04
RUNs OF THE nAcERs.
4 zoo TO shot Surprises the Hook
les and the Talent at Chicago.


Chicago. July S.-Ettarre. at 2O "a ]. 20
the surprise Of the bookmakers and the
talent, easily won the nth race at Shelf
field to-day. Every book in the ring was
hit and those on the inside made quite a
killing. The heavy play on the others. how
ever. more chan OF set the bookies losses.
Favorites won the first four events easily.
A summary follows:
First Race-Three-fourths OF mile.
Gold Brick, "a. Garner. TO >. won, with
Siddeolus second and Nigars third. Time
1:l5ih.
Second ace-Nine-sixteenths OF a mile
Chenille, IS. l.. SOden, 3 TO B. won, with
Solo second and Provident third. Time
.55ia.
Third Race-Three-fourths OF a mile
Dixie Lee, 90. ID. Davis. to 2 won, with
Muriel y. second and Nels Morris third.
Time 1:l5is.
Fourth Bace-One mile Iangdon. o..
Caywood, even, won. with Rudolph second
and Gunwad third. Time 1:ilS.
Fifth e-rhirteen-slxteenths OF a
mile. Etarre, l03, w. Taylor, 200 TO 1, won
with Miss Clark second and la Creole
third. Time 1.22A.
Sixth Race-One and one-sixteenth miles.
Mandolina, 100 Caywood, 6 to J. won. with
Ragner second and Alto June third. Time
las.
st. Louis. July 3.-Favorites were sue
eessfui in three races. The third went to
a second choice. outsiders taking the first
and sixth The track was good and the
| attendance 5000 A summary follows:
First Race--Six furlongs. Dewdrop, %,
Webster, to l. won, With Siddubia sec
ond and COchina third. Time 1l6ia.
Second Race-One mile. Hawthorne, lO9.
Covington, to ?, won, with Utopia sec-
ond and Timelike third. Time l;4fa.
Third Race-Slx furlongs Jack b. h..
i00 Webster, 3 to /. won. with Agent
second ana Scribe third. Time lO9ik
Fourth Race-One mile and twenty
! yards. Rhett Goode, 10i, Vandusen, TO
| g. won, with Devault second and Ber-
| tha third. Time lM
Fifth Race-Seven and one-half fur
| longs. Jane, i0l. Vandusen, 70 8, won,
| with Madeline second and First Deal
| third. Time lS5la.
Sixth -Three-quarters OF a mile.
| Damocles, Sc. SchOrr, to J. won. with
| Harry McCouch second and Frontier
Latonla, KY. July s.-The bookmakers
| had the best of Il again to-day, favorltes
| failing in rapid order as they have for
the past FIVE days. The weather was clear.
/ the track slow and the attendance good.
| A summary follows:
| First Race-Six turlongs. Flora Bal
/ lard, 100, c. Reiff. to /, won, with Miss
| 119sl.
| second hdce-tlVe IurlOnBs. ROuting,
| 1903, A. Isom, s to /, won, with Full Hand
/ second and The Blossom third. Time
| 1:06h
| Third Race--One mile Lucille H.. 1906
| Scherrer, even, won, with Nimrod secopd
and Old Nassau third. Time l:45h.
| Fourth Race-One mile and nifty yards
| Rasper 10, r. Williams, to ], won, with
| Black SILK second and Ondague third
| Time 1A7A.
Fifth Race-Five furlongs. Czarowitz
| 112, Scherrer, 2 to /, won with Ray de
! Angeles second and The Plutocrat third.
| Time los.
Sixth Race-Six furlongs. Kowalsky,
| 103, Thorpe, / to 2, won, with Dr. Kel-
| logg second and Hot Stun third. Time
/ 1:17A.
London, July 3.-At Newmarket to-day
the Princess cup OF 200 sovereigns. either
in plate or specie, at the option OF the
| winner, for 2-year-olds, the 2-year-old
course (ive furlongs and 140 YARDS, was
won by Julius Reiss' chestnut flly Craig
| Lee, with E. Wlshard's George II. Ketch-
| am second and Lady Meux's Lady Bess
| third. August Belmonts Terpslchore
| started, but was not placed.