The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-16
LARRY REED WINS THE STAKE.
.xoxE ONLY A HEAD BEHIND AND
L. RUBICON THIRD.

cromyeII Wins the PhrkNlle
From Cassette by a Half
,-,b-Red Cloud and His Owner
onded For the Rest of the
.a.iua-ResuIts on other Tracks.
cr,vesend Race Track, Sept. lS.-Al-
.,.,,cb the card presented here TINS aiter-
n,as an attractive one, the attend
mas not large, the cause undouoteo-
,, the threatening aspect Of the
- The sport, however, was OF
ar5ar close and exciting finishes be-
ms, messed in a number of the events.
nc 400 for the Bay Shore stakes OF 81
- Cor three-year-olds and over at three
.r+srs of mile, was captured by Harry
w. .,a favorite. by a head, after ter
s-,,.a with Zanone, the second choice
rl' ~, 7nished third, two lengths behind
Zanone 49, par1,vi,,a
~ 80 900 for three-year-olds, at
.na went to the favorite, Ton Cromwell
--no defeated Cassette. by half lehsUn'
,,i+b Madge D. third.
~ stewards this afternoon suspended
,,,r,,ner Red Cloud and his owner Mr.
,,-,Lh for the balance of the Brooklyn
meeting.
summary follows:
pooo-Five and a half furlongs.
on Angel, 105, Hill, to 2, Won VIII VIII
swami second and Casseopia third. lime
1922 O,,o nile and a sixteenth.
ST. 10 sloane, to 5, won, with Belle-
ent second and Declare third. Time 10y.
POI. I3ace-The Bay Shore stakes Ior
.hree-vear-olds and upwards'slA lui ,l,ttp
Harry Reed, 10S, Simms, 2 10 l, va" va u,irne
Honone second and Rubicon lhlru' iiN0
Ia. -+b RaceLThe Parkville stakes, Tor
foui . 20 one mile. Tom CromWeh'
90 simms, 10 to 10, won, with CdSse''e
I ~, and Madge D. third. Time I:4o42' ,oz
Fifth Race-Five furlongs. oet I dsl' 49, w.
uirsch. to l, Wonf WIN Elii. 4s,rd ZINE
son second and Maud ADAMS '''-i
Ie s,ttt, Race-Highweigh handicap, TOT
~ IS six furlongs. BrandyWlne' lSu .,
az TI,i - won, with Tragedian secoho
and Kennel third. Time l:lo12'
netroit. Mich, Sept 15.-Brendoo was
.ho onlv winner at Windsor that was
NOT nlaved to-day. A summary follo"s'
V,rst Race-six furiongs. Mover Won
ui+b Austin second and Mountain thlru'
Time 1:16A. ,.s Alice won
with Majesta second anu
third Time 0:49%. .o4+
Ir,,trd Race-Six furlongs. Miss Rowett
NON with Rapalatchie second ana De-
sgner third. Time l;l61a' - s,,.,o,as
Tourth Race-Five and half turlongs
Shuttle Cock won, with Jennie june sec-
ond and Miss Kittie third. Time lo'94'
BTenQOO
WITH Francis Colvine second and Stanza
third. Time 1:42A.
Oakley Race Track Sept. 15-The crowd
to-day was small, the betting light and
+be track heavy. Most of the races We're
RIM in the rain. The surprise of the day
was Balk Lines win at odds of 10 TO l.
Summaries follow:
FIRST Race-Five furlongs. F. F. ",
IFS. Thorpe to 5, won, vita Cayalero
second and Robair third Time 100.
second Race-Six furlongs. Ramiro, Ill,
4 Thorpe. 2 to j, won, with Logan second
and Robinson third. Time 1:1Sls.
Third Race-Seven furlongs. Baik
Line, 1922 Sheerin, 10 to !, won. with Moba-
laska second and Helen Mar third. Time
1872
Belle BrambIe, 112, F. Russell, to l, won'
with Shast. Water second and Lonetta
third. Time 1:l8s4.
Fifth Racs-One mile and seventy yards.
The Dragon, 103, j. Gardner, to l, won,
with Paul Pry second and Little Tom
third. Time 1:5lA.
St. Louis, Mo-, Sept ia fair crowd at
tended the races to-day. Favorites, who
were well backed, won four out of the six
races. A summary follows:
First Race-Six furlongs. Overella, 1O6,
Rowe, to /, won, with Bravo second and
Henry Higgins third. Time 1:16A.
Second Race-Six furlongs. Hush, 104,
White, IL to s. won, with Hessen second
and Joe O'Scot third Time lis.
Third Race-Five furlongs. Belle of Kill
larney, no. Penn 3 to l, won, with Carlo
second and Golden Rod third. Time 1:OSA.
Fourth Race-One and one-sixteenth
miles. Fred Barr, 81, r. Murphy, to 2,
won. with Pepper second and Laura Gotta
third. Time 1:50A.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs. Acquinas 80,
c. Slaughter, IA to s. won. with Gath Sec
ond Garland Bar third Time 1:14.
Sixth Race-One mile. Mamie G., 80,
Smith, Is to l. won, with Tim Irven second
and Jack Martin third. Time 1:4411