The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-24
FAV0RlTES SUFFER A FALL.
MUDDY TRACKS AT BRIGHTON
BEACH AND CHICAGO.

only Two of the Mays Picked by the
Talent Land First at Brighton.
Lehman, with TaraI in the sad
die, Makes "A Fair Run at short
Odds-Mud Larks Carry Every
thing Before Them at Lakeside.
Brighton Beach Race Track. July %
Ideal weather greeted racegoers at this
track this afternoon. The programme
was not an over brilliant one, but never
theless over 1000 persons were present. The
track was wet and heavy Favorites were
bowled over in four of the six events. A
summary follows:
First Race-One mile. Ajax. 100, simms.
8 to 2. won. with Inquirendo second and
Vanbrunt third. Time 1:4s.
Second Race-Five furlongs. Azure, IS.
Hirsch, TO ?, won, with Wyalusing sec
ond and Conspirator third Time 1905.
Ihlrd Race-StX furlongS. BOnaparte,
ll5, Griffin, to /, won, with Sherlock sec
ond and Amanda V. third. Time lis.
Fourth Race-One and one-sixteenths
OF a mile. Lehman, 112, Taral. Q TO 20. won
with Pearl Song second and Cromwell
third. Time 1853.
Fifth Race-Five furlongs. Tyrant. s5
Healy' 80 to l, won, with Lady Mottle sec
ond ana Casseopia third. Time 04&
sixth Race-One and one-eighth of a
mile. Mirage, 109, Doggett, to l. won
with Hornpipe second and Marshall third.
Time l ;59%.
Chicago, July 2S.-Mudlarks at Lake
side carried everything before them. The
track was a sea of mud. Second choice
picks won the first three events and fav-
critics the last three. The books were hit
hard in each race. A summary follows:
First Race.-Mile. Pinchback, 80, Cay
wood, to /, won, with London Smoke
second and Spendoline third. Time 1:46
Second Race.-F'ive furlongs. Foncliffe
100; Dorsey to l, won with Pop Dixon
second and c. H. Whelan third. Time
1905.
Third Race.-AIile and a sixteenth.
Dockstader, "a, d. Davis. 8 TO l. won,
with Miss Francis second and Freddie L.
T. third. Time 1:5l3t.
Fourth Race.-Five furlongs. Uncas,
1OO CayWood, TO s. won, with Cora Ha-
win second and Gateway third Time f.O3
Frost, g. W. Jones, to TO- won, With
Marie c. second and Chenille third. Time
1:05i5.
sixth Race.-One mile Second attempt.
1O2, Magnusen 8 to 8. won, with Cane
wood second and John Hickey third.
Time al
St. Louis July 2S.-Favorites took the
last four races to-day. The first went to
long shot. and the second to a second
choice. The track was very heavy. A
summary follows;
First Race-Six furlongs. Little Billy,
1O2. c. Slaughter, to l. won, with Walnut
Edge second and Henry Higgins third.
Second Race-One mile Harold!ne. 1O4,
T. Murphy, to l. won. with First Chance
second and Backing Brush third. Time
l ;501a
Third Race-Five furlongs. Miss Baker.
80, c. Slaughter, to 5. won. with Juanita
| second and Ella o third. Time 107lb
Fourth Race-SiX and half furlongs.
Sligo. 1C7, Murphy. to 10. won. with Haw-
| thorne second and Concession third. Time
1 26S,.
Fifth Race-six furlongs. Barbarossa.
10S, c. Slaughter, to 5, won, with Inca
second and Billy Jordan third. Time
1:22.
Sixth Race-Mile and one-sixteenth.
Helen II. Gardner, 81 Reidy, 1S to s. won
with Rob Roy II second and Devault
third. Time 5S.
Milwaukee. wis. July 2s.-To-day's
races were run in a drizzling rain on a
muddy track. With the exception of the
last race, the favorites won easily. A
| summary follows:
First Race-seven furlongs. Master
Fred. 3 to l, won, with Guard second and
Bryan third. Time 1884,.
Second Race-Six furlongs Orion won.
with Banquo II. second and Scarf Pin.
third. Time 1:17.
won, with Belvour second and May CAL
lop third. Time 147.
Fourth Race-SeVen furlongs Irene
Woods, to 8, won, with Winslow second
and Campania third. Time l:S2
Fifth Race-Four furlongs. Maud Iv-le
10 to !, won, with Jersey Lad second and
Nite third. Time 0:5l2a
Latonio July 23.-The Sensation stakes
was won by f. f. V, an outsider. 1t rain
ed all the afternoon and but one luke
warm favorite finished first. The books
quit big winners on the day The at
tendance was large and the track slow
A summary.
First Race-SiX furlongs. Travis Q TO
,, won with Prytania second and White
Oak third. Time 116
Second Race-One and one-eighth miles
Ramona, 3 to l. won, with Judith second
and Monte Fonso third. Time 1854.
Third Race.-One mile. Lobenguela
to s. won. with Egbart second and Jobn
Havlin third. Time 1,42&
Fourth Race.-Sensation Stakes. 81 800
six furlongs. +. +. V. 10 to !. won VIII
Box second and DR.. Catlett third. Time
ZIG.
Fifth Race.-Five furlongs. Hats or
10 TO ], won, with Grayling second and
RObair third. Time .03
Sixth Race.-SiX fuTlongs. Nimrod *
to l, won, with Irish Lady second and
Strathreel third. Time 1:l5$