The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-30
RUNS or THE RACERS.
Jockey Green and Gold Dollar All in
Heap at BenninEs.

Washington, April 29.-Continued inter-
est is manifested in the racing events at
Bennings and the tenth day opened under
splendid weather conditions and with the
attendance not below the average for the
meeting. The field though not heavy was
attractive.
Shakespeare IL, the handsome Walden's
colt, was scratched from the Capital
stakes event. and the steeDle chase was
minus Hiawasse.
In this event occurred the second mis-
hap of the meeting when Gold Dollar,
with Green on top making a cyclOnlc rush
for additional laurels lost his footing as
ne went over the last hurdle in the long
run and threw his rider. Green was for a
few seconds prone on his back on the turf
with the breath literally knocked out of
him, and was quickly carried off and made
a bad stunning, not seriously hurt.
A summary follows.
First Race-six furlongs. Tlnge 1916, Ry-
ers to 2 won, with The Swain second
and Hanwel third Time 1:14 40.
Second Race-Four and a half furlongs,
selling. Russler, 10, Littlefield, ] TO g. won
with BrEalone second and Stanislaus
Third RaoeLThe Capitol stakes. mile.
Roundsman, H. Doggett, 20 ], won, with
Septour second and Intermission third.
Fourth Race-NIne. Brisk, 90, Hirsch, 4
to 5, won with Dutch Skater second and
Lodi third. Time la.
Fifth Race-Selling steeplechase, about
2is miles. Hellas, l4i, Chandler, to l. won,
with Lafayette second and May Blossom
third. Time 5:22.
Nashville, Tenn, April 29.-Of course the
feature of to-day's racing was the Duncan
hotel handicap stake at a mile for 81, coo
What should have been favorites under
good track conditions were withdrawn
and only three were left to fight il out
4 H. al hat
Imp. Sauteur, who won both Monday and
Tuesday was one Of those which stayed
and he convinced the talent that he loved
the mud like a hound pup takes to hot
milk Maurice the favorite. finished sec
ond and Ben Elder, the to for place shot
was last, while Sauteur took the stake,
In the fourth and fifth races a few were
touted on Barney Adler and Lord Willow
brook for the place and these were good
things Throughout the day the bookies
had a comfortable margin the better OF IL
The weather was rainy and the track
muddy. a summary follows;
First Race-FiVe furlongs, selling AL
bert Sidney i07, Corder, 3 to l, won, with
Defy second and Lady Mccain third.
Second Race-Six furlongs, purse $500. all
ages, selling. BegTe. los. Scherrer, 3lk to
/, won, with Lorrania second and Minerva
third Time 117i4.
cap. $l,000 for 3-year-olds and upwards
Sauteur. 105. 7 Murphy to 2 won, with
Maurice second and Ben Elder, los, third.
Time 1:46.
Fourth Race-AIile and eighth, purse 5000.
all ages, selling. Blasco. %, Scherrer 3 to
s. won with Lord WillOwbrook second and
Bing Binger third. Time 2:0lA
Fifth Race-Half mile, purse $780, for 2
year-olds. allowances. Glen Allyn, 1O3
Narrett, Is 10 I, won, with Barney Adler
second and Lord Zeni third. Time O:5i.
Chicago. April %. THE first accident at
the Forsyth track occurred to-day, when
Carnation. in the fourth. bled and fell and
Jockey Clay was thrown and severely in
tured. The doctors that attended him
however did not state the exact result OF
his injuries. Charley Mcdonald also pull
ed NJ bleeding in the same race.
lamar II broke the half-mlle Indiana re-
cord quarter OF a second. by covering the
distance IN 50it Four fayOrltes "A second
choice and "A third choice Won. The attend
ance was about 5000 a summary follows:
First Race-six and 0ne-half furlonRa
Designer, i05, q. Hucst0ni 10 T. won with
ar. Dunlap second and connemara third
Time l,2i.
second Race-Iialf mile. lamar n, lla,