The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-08
NO MORE MOUNTS FOR MUTT.
THE JOCKEY SET DOWN FOR sUs-
PICIOUS RIDING.

Two Well Backed First Choices
BOwIed over at PimIicO-TwO
Hotel Handicaps on the Card at
PimIicO-ProbascO Runs Away for
Three Miles at LatOnia and Then
Falls and Breaks a Leg.
Baltimore, Nd. Nov. IA half holiday
crowd of 5000 persons saw the races at
Pimlico to-day. Fifteen books weighed in
and did profitable business as two we'll
backed first choices were howled over The
track was fast and all of the events well
contested. Jockey Mutt was set down for
the rest of the meeting for his questiohS
able riding of Kingstone. The meeting
continues throughout the week. A sum-
mary follows:
First Race-Fve furlongs, selling for
two-year-old fillies. Takanasse, 100, Dog
sett, to 10, won, with Miss Lillian second
and Euphemia l.. third. Time lOS
Second Race-One mile, selling. Louise
N, So. Hirsch, to 10, won, with King
stone second and Distant Shot third. Time
1:43
Third Race-Hotel Stafford, welter han
dicap, for all ages, five furlongs. Success
full, 1l2 Doggett, even, won with Billah
second and Ross o. third. Time 1902.
Fourth Race-Hotel Rennert handicap,
for all ages. mile and one furlong. The
Swain, 10S O'Leary 3 to l, won with Maui
rice second and Ameer third. Time 1854.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs, for two-year-
ODDS. Trayant, 105, Sims, 9 to 8, won, with
One Chance second and Tray Line third.
Time :1615.
Sixth Race-Steeplechase, four and one
half miles, Maryland Central cup. De Gar
nette, 100, Mr.. Hayes, to 2, won, with
Caress second and Young Arion third.
Time 5:45.
Latonia, Ky, Nov. 1.-TWO favorites,
two second choices and two outsiders were
the winners to-day. Probasco, heavily
played in the third race, ran away three
miles while at the post and then fell and
broke leg. The track was heavy. a
summary follows:
First Race-Six furlongs. Roosevelt, 90,
| Everett, to /, won, with Nance second
and Mother of Pearl third. Time 1909.
Second Race-Five furlongs. Connie Lee,
| 101, Coley, IL to l, won, with Sangamon
second and Stockholm third Time 1905
Third Race-One mile. Marquise, go, T.
Burns, to 8, won, with Basso second and
| Peep O. Day third Time 1:47A.
Fourth Race-Mile and an eighth Ida
| Pickwick, 109, Perkins, to 2, won, with
| Addle Buchanan second and The Dragon
| third. Time 2:01%.
| Fifth Raee-Six furlongs. Clissie B., I05
| Everett, to l, won, with Old Center sec4
ond and Lawanda third. Time 1:19%
Sixth Race-Steeplechase mile and a
half. Don Pedro. 40, Hamilton even, won
with Zaldivar second and Cuidado THRU
Time 3:A.
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. IA majority of
the favorites won at Cumberland park
to-day over a good track, and before the
largest audience of the meeting. The
| steeplechase was easily the feature of the
afternoon,and was won by Somersault, the
favorite, who fought it out all the way
with the betting choice, Collonist and got
| the verdict by neck.
Tim Murphy was thought to have the
| fourth race at five and half furlongs at
his mercy, but Thornbush carried him off
of his feet going the first half mile and
Lauretta D. passed them both In the
stretch and won by two lengths.
Elano, Madalo and Charley Weber won
the other races with ease.
A summary follows:
First ce-Three-year-olds and up
wards, seven furlongs. Charley Weber,
| 107, Banks, s to 8, won, with Commission
second and Paramount third Time 1924.
Second Race-For maiden two-year-olds,
FIVE furlongs, Madalo, 1OS, Mitchell, to g.,
won, with Susie Howse second and Gar
nett Beach third. Time 1:O4A.
Third Racial ages, seven furlongs
Elano, 107. Ross, to 10. won, with Bona
Schoenfeld second and Remnant II. third.
Time 1:32.
Fourth Race-Selling, five and half fur
longs. Lauretta D., 109 Scott to /, won,
with Thornbush second and Ruth V. third.
Time 1:10.
Fifth Race-Steeplechase, short course.
Somersault, 140. Donovan, to i, won,
with Colonist second and Grenada third.
Time 3;51.