The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-23
RUNS OF THE RACERS.
The Winner Beats saIIie CIicquOt
at Oakley.


Oakley Race Track. o., May PA heavy
shower fell an hour before the first race
to-day, leaving heavy track The card
was very poor one and as a result the
attendance and betting was light. Three
favorites, a second choice. and an outsider
won. Summaries follow:
First Race-Four furlongs. Imp, 10,
Snedeker ? to l, won, with Dulcina sec
Second Race-SiX furlongs. Strathreel.
second and Twinkle third. Time, l:171a.
Third Race-Four furlongs. Mazeppa,
second and Lady Keith third. Time, :51Ia.
Fourth Race-Seven furlOngs. The Win
ner, Jl2, Walker, . 10 ], won, with Moylan
SECOND and Sallie Cicquot third. Time,
Fifth Race-One mile. Izlin, JOG. Van
kuren, 20 to l, won, with Aimee Goodwin
second and Rey del Mar third. Time,
Chicago. May 22.-Favoritcs and second
choices won the events at Lakeside to-
day. The last race brought out the hottest
finish of the day in which Hillsboro, Fred
X, and Glenoid finished heads apart as
named. A summary follows:
First Race-Five furlongs. Integrity, 81,
Clay, z to ;. won, with Mss Starr second
and Beeryl Star third. Time 1907.
Second Race-Ffve furlongs. Joe Mancini,
%, MagnuSsen, 1 10 !, won, with Tanner
lane second and Loretta third. Time 1:06$i
Third Race-SiX furlongs. May Ashley,
70, Burns, to 5, won, with Ferryman H.
second and Sunny third. Time lisa.
Fourth Race-One mile. Dick Behan, los
Clay, to 3, won, with Constant second and
Dr. Parke third. Time 1902
Fifth Race-SiX furlongs. Rubber Neck
lO9, Clay. 4 to 5, won. with Mamie G., sec
ond ana Excuse third. Time 1:l9A.
Sixth Receive furlongs. Hil1sboro 1O5
Morgan, to 2 won, with Fred X, second
and Glenoid third. Time l :06
st. Louis. Mo, May "a sloppy track
cut the winning favorites down to two,
second picks WHINING the other three
events. The Owners Handicap, the fourth
race on the card, was declared off, as the
owners did not care to risk their good
ones in the mud and a purse race was sub
stituted. Attendance $500. Summaries fol-
low
First Race-Five and half furlongs. Pc
trarch, 116, Martin, to 2 won, with Ro-
nance second and Maid of Honor third.
Second Race-One mile Sunburst. no
Martin, to 10, won, with Jack Martin Sec
ond and Battledore third. Time 1:51.
Third Race-Four furlongs. Russela,
ond and Galante third Time :5si5
Fourth Race-Six furlongs. Ashland, Jos,
Nandusen, to l. won with Helena Belle
second and Astolfina third. Time l:21K.
Fifth Race-Seven furiongs Pinkey Pot
ter, %, Morrison, Is to l. won, with Their
esia second and Bravo third. Time 1864.
Chicago, May 22.-Judge John H Gillett
Of the circuit court of Lake county, In
diana, to-day refused to issue an intunc-
ton restraining George " Hankins and
others from continuing their race meeting
at the Sheffield, Ind, track. The injunc-
ton was intended to close ali the northern
indiana tracks, and was asked for on the
ground that collision existed between
Messrs. Hawkins, Bronnock and Condor
and that their interests were common II
was further alleged that the Sheffield
Forsyth and Lake Side racing associat tons
organized for the express purpose of eVad-
ing the law. As there was no evidence
that the defendants were violating the
state law, an injunction was refused.
London. May 22.-E wishard's Magda-
lene was one of ten starters in the race
for the Don plate at Doncaster to-day, but
was not placed. Mr.. Roses Repose was
hrst, with Lord WolVerton's AVentayle
second. Orbe was third.
The Salisbury cup, value 200 sovereigns
the straight mile, was won by Sir J. Thurs
by's ch. m. Dornroschen. T. L. Candies
b. C. Gobryas was second and George
Lambtons Red Hat third Five horses
ran. FoXhall Keene's Beohemond, Swear
old, was among the starters but did not
secure a place
The Longford maiden plate of 100 sover-
elgns at Salisbury for maidens al the time
of closing this stake, five furlongs, was
won by j. Collins, b. f. Prosperous with
4. Cannon's ch f. Magnificent second and
out of Dlmity, years old, third.