The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-06
LAToNIA'S FAST MACS.
Two FavOrftes and Three Second
Choices Win in the Mud.

OnOACeS " IN III the Muhs
Latonia, Ky, Nov 5.-The day was cold
and cloudy and the track deep in mud.
Two odds on favorites and three second
choices houndered home in front. The
feature of the day was a heat race, the
first of the meeting. 1t proved a good
betting affair. A summary follows;
First Race-One mile. Dave Pulslfer
l01 Thorpe, 4 to ), won, with Tancred
second and Willie W third. Time 1:4S$l
Second Race-Five and a half furlongs
Madrilene, 100. Thorpe, 8 to 8, won, with
Lady Louise second and Mertie Reed
third. Time not taken.
Third Race-AIile and an eighth. Volma,
81, Dupee. to 2, won, with Jamboree
second and Birmingham third. Time 2:0212.
Fourth Race--SiX furlOngs. Belle Bran
BILE, 1903, Perkins, ~ to 5, won, with Bromo
second and Goshen third. Time 1:l9.
Fifth Race-Six furlOngs First heat.
F'uero, 105 J. Perkins, 3 to !, won, with
Mate second and Ondague third Time
l;2ol4. Second heat Fuero, 1O5, ]. Per
kins, to 1, won with Ondague second
and Mother of Pearl third. Time ia.
Baltimore, Nd, Nov. 5.-The fall meet
ing of the running meeting at Pimlico
was inaugurated to-day under discourag-
ing conditions. The rain fell throughout
the afternoon and the crowd was small.
1t was however. a sporty gathering and
the betting at times was quite spirited
The talent broke about even on the day.
The surprise of the afternoon was the
performance Of Sapeio. whose friends bet
the bookies to standstill One to five
was the best price obtainable on the
Hanover colt when Starter Pettingil sent
the horses off. Sapelo got away we'll,
but the soft, mushy track was not to
his liking, and he was beaten before the
half mile post was reached. Runaway,
at to 10, was picked for the first race.
He finished fourth, Medca, Is to / shot,
winning easily. Ross o. was the favorite
at to 5, and won the second race
handily. Myrtle l.. carried most
of the cash at from to 2 to l in the fourth
and landed first prize. Emotional, a 10 to
/ shot, queered the talent in the fifth.
Premier went to the post a favorite at
even money, with Ameer well backed
at 2i5 to 1. Emotional won a runaway
race. Nadaje was made a favorite and
won the last event of the day. The re-
suits follow:
First Race-Five furlongs, selling, purse
$780, Medica. 107, Nostrand, Is to l. won,
with Navahoe second and Declare third.
| Time 1:031a
Second Race-Two-yea selling, SIX
furlongs. Ross o., III, rDoggett, 6 to s. won,
| with Atlantus second and Mohawk Prince
\ third. Time 1:18.
Third e-Three-year-olds, one mile
| Tenderness, 1O9, Hirsch, 10 to /, won, with
| Nick johnson second and Sapelo third
Time 145
Fourth Race-For 2-year-olds, five fur
| longs. Myrtle L., 1O5 Corrigan, 2 to l. won,
| with Minnie Alphonse second and Sonnet
third. Time los.
Fifth Race-One and one-eighth miles,
| selling Emotional, 81. OConnor, 10 to l.
won, with Ameer second and Premier
third. Time 1:5S.
| Sixth Race-Half breeds, two miles on
| the fiat, gentlemen riders. Nadjie, $780,
| Goodwin. to s. won. with Calendar sec
ond and Sangaree third. No time was TAX
| en-.
| Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 5.-Cumberland
park inaugural fall meeting opened under
favorable auspices as far as the crowd
| goes. The weather was cloudy and threat
ening. The talent and bookies broke about
even on the day. The steeplechase was
postponed on account of a heavy track
| The results were as follows:
First Race-Six furlongs, purse. Hail
stone lib, Lendrum, to 2. won, with Mar
garet Ellen second and Daisy Maree third.
| Time 1:19.
| second haCe-flNS luIlOHSS. WrdHSllllS
| Duchess, 105. Corder. to l, won, with
| Harry S. second and Granny third. Time
los.
Third Race-Five and a half furlongs.
IT, 49, Sanger, to I, won. with Sauteur
second and Austin third Time :13
Fourth Race-Five| and a half furlongs.
Pelleas. 10, Hart, to 5, won. with Lau-
retta D. second and Clinton third. Time
1:11%.
Fifth Race-One mile Sprngal, 92. San
ger, to l, won, with Charles Weber sec
| ond and Second Attempt third. Time 1:4994