The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-01
RUNS or THE RACERS.
only u Horses 60 10 the Post At
Bennlngs.

..v There were five scratches. all
.I horses. from field of twenty-six
.-----. Sir DIXON. Jr., went out of the
rI race. six tuIIonE dash The
Vain ANA liirage had chalk mark across
...- reducing the oniy mile event or the
ro four starters while the second
~ rlrlu1g event vas run WITHOUT hinge
Mormon. Despite the scratches every
..r was interesting
a.iTs. Jr.. By his Righteousness. de-
r.s the start oil the FIRST race for forty
ras He was last in the betting and
rise stake event Of the day was the Ma
ISLAND hurdle handicap, two and one
.rrh miles. over ten hurdles. For this
-.rteas WAS the favOrite, and though
r-.ffUrd led Wen at the start, Caracas
o.. ahead at the second hurdle and Kept
..rnti near the enQ, when he went lame
through swelling foot ana hat 10 yield
fI.- disability is only a temporary one.
Ills h1ot was pulled off after the finish.
lI he is as well as ever ia this event
.a. pay chestnut Golden Gate, tumbled
.he last hurdle, but was remounted by
0r.eu. and finished third. a summary fol-
t-.rs. Raco-Half mile, selling. Marsh
Fsrr.er. o. O'Leary, to 3, Won, with
l11. B II second and Bicycle Girl third
Time 0:J1 20.
second Rdce-SlN fuFlonsS, selhns.
hl-let. i'll, ConSdon, even won Win
1.r-. stuart second and Saliva third Time
T4irf Race-AIiIe. Prig, 103. Littledeld,
Restraint third. Time 1-4i.
Fourth Eace-SiN furlOngs Hawarden,
u.s. DogSett. ] 10 3. won, with Factotum
second and The Sage third. Time l.l6 %.
F.Hh Bace-Hurdlc handicap two and
one-quarter miles. Woodford, li5, Mcln-
erney. 3 To J. won, with Caracas second
and Golden Gate third Time Az.
London. April 3o.-At Newmarket to-day
the Newmarket 2-year-old plate Of 200 SOW
ereieus. five furlongs, was won by Leo
pod de Rothschild's brown colt Tonquin,
with Y. CannOns chestnut hlly Masnif-
cent second and Col. ChtherOws chestnut
colt Provide third. Mr.. Lorillard's chest
nut colt bubble II, by Sensation, out OF
Qu3ndary, started, but was not placed.
The March stakes, 500 sOVereigns add
el for 3-year-olds and upward, Rowley
mile mile and eleven yards), was won
bv l.. BraSsey's brown colt Pride, 4 years
old. The Duke of DevOnshire's bay colt
Balsamo, years old, was second and r.
Courdge's chestnut colt Funny Boat, g
years old, third.
Lexington, KY, April 3O.-The racing
to-day at the Kentucky Association track
as compared with that of yesterday was
much better. The horses that went to
the post in the five events on the card
We're of from fair to first-class quality
and although all the winners, exec Dt
there Was an element of uncertainty dur
ing the betting that made the sport eX-
-FOUR
0Qi of nVe fdVorltes won. A summary
follows:
First Race-NIlle. Rasper. Jos, Perkins.
10 !, won, with Katherine second ana
EIzbert third. Time 1:42.
second Race-SiX furlongs. Brace Cir
de 100, Perkins, to TO- won, with The
Dragon second Rubber Neck third Time
Third Race-Pepper stakes, nine-six-
ieenths OF a mile Suisun, lis, Bum, / TO
= won with Eugenia Wicks second and
Bl1fZHn'E n.-r
Fourth Race-Mile and a sixteenth Rev
DEL Mar lO6, Bum, to TO- won, with Gallon
d0F second and Probasco third. Time
Fifth observation-disclosures of a mile.
Meadowthorp, 107, Perkins, Z to 10. won.
Win orion second and Daisy Gordon third
Time 0:555l.
Nashville, Tenn. April 3O.-The largest
crowd of the week attended the races at
Cumberland Park to-day, but succeeded
in putting only two faVorites over the
plate Tartarian had an easy thing of The
first race, while Bling Binger. second
choice in the second event, also had an
other soft snap.
IruXillo, TO shot, in gallop, by two
lengths.
Leonard B. took the fourth event as he
The fifth race was the hottest event of
the meeting so far, and was captured by
IEton Jacket who just got up in time to
Marie G. was Tapped on the other two and
coming like a cyclone.
Spokena was installed faVOrite in the
last race, but was taken by the head and
run OF her feet by Joe Thayer, a 10 to 1
shot, who won by half a length The
weather was clear and the track heavy
First Race-Six and half furlongs, SELL
ing; Tartarian, 107. Murphy, 7 to TO- wen
WIN Old DOMINION second and L.zzetta
Second Race-0ne mile, selling. Bing
Binger, lQ7, Morrison, 3 to !, won, with
Galley West second and Fresco third
Time 1:501a.
Third .Race-Half mile, Belle Meade
stakes, $1,000 added, for 2-year-old colts.
Boanerges second and storm King third.
Fourth Race-Mile. selling. Leonard b.,
lVl, Scherrer, even, won, with Maxima sec
Old and Rattle Boy third. Time ] 30.
Fifth Race-Half mile, for maiden 2
year-old FLIES. Elton Jacket, ITO, Scherrer,
TO /, won, with lzeyl second and Marie
G. third Time 80.
Sixth Race-Seven furlongs, selling. Joe
mayer 100, Murphy, 10 to 1, won, with
Spokena second and Lizzie Mack third.
Time 1876.
Chicago, April 30-Tambio helped few
wise men TO considerable money at For
syJh to-day by winning the mile an eighth
hurdle race. Backed from 100 to l down
10 Is 10 l, and whipped by Jockey j. Level
over half of the journey, he crossed the
line two lengths before Miles Standish, the
even money favorite. Hi Henry, the short
bred, clipped a half second off the Indiana
state five furlong record by running the
distance in 1O114. Only two of the six
ldNorites Weola and Panout, landed
purses. Summaries follow:
First Race-Six furlongs. Willie L., 109
freeman, to ], won, with Ben Hur sec
c4a ana Potsdam third. Time 1:16A.
second Race-SiX furlongs. Weola, 49,
arren, to TO- won, with Marden Pet
second and Aunt Ida third. Time 115A.
hlrd Race-Five furlongs Hi Henry,
~ McGlone, to l. won, with Roy Lo-
Ia a5, second and Gomor third. Time
Fourth Race-Seven and one-half fur
-'aSs. Doctor G., IS, Hyle, to 2, won,
I'm Cauneld second and Onalaska third.
EIlh Race-Handicap, mile and an
q+@Hta, over four hurdles. Tambio. 800 J.
l-eFel 80 10 ], won, with Miles Standisn
S@S3nd ana Cunarder third. Time POS.
9tAth Race-SiX furlongs. Panout 1O2