The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-06-20
Runs OF THE RACERS.
WishRrd Wins Race in England.
The Day at Grnvesend.

me Day al GrnNesenu.
Gravesend. June 19-The weather was
perfect. the track fast and the card fairly
attractive to-day. A summary follows
First Race-Five and a half furlongs
Divide, 10, Griffin. TO ,, won, with Kings
1902.
Second Race-The Falcon stakes: one
and one-sixteenth miles. Hamilton II
won, with Nolley second and Patrol third.
Time l:5l
Third Race-one mile. Patrician. 1913.
Gardner, 10 5, won, with Terrier second
and Aurelian third. Time 1884
Fourth Race-The Rosdlyn stakes; five
furiongs. Winged Foot, 120 McCanerty,
2 TO o, Won, with Euphemia l.. second and
Flying squadron third. Time 1:0274.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs. Zanone 9S,
Gardner, to J. won, with The Swain sec
ond and Buckwa third. Time 114%
Sixth Race-One and one-siXteenth
miles. Roundsman, 1O7 Doggett, / to .
won, with Rubicon second and Harmony
ii third. Time 1:5O3t
London. June 19.-To-day was the last
day of the four days meeting on Ascot
Heath. The Harwick stakes of 200 SOW
origins, for 3-year-Olds and upwards,
Swinley course, mile and a half, was
won by the Duke of Westminister's bay
colt Shaddock, with II. T. Barclays bay
colt DunrObin, second ard Prince Softly
kott's bay filly, Sati, third
Inc Working ham stakes, handicap,
with 500 soveriegus added for 3-year-olds
and upwards, three-quarters of a mile
Was y@isoY won by Capt, t. G rec brown colt
ael second and J. Ryan's Chasseur third
The Alexandra plate of 1000 sOvereigns,
about three miles, was won by l.. Bras
sey's bay colt Pride, by Merry Hampton
out of Superba. NJ. De Stalarys chest
nut colt Omnium II was second and c.. j.
Blake's brown or black mare, Rock Dove,
third.
The Queens stand plate of 800 sover-
eigns, added to a sweepstakes of 10 SOW
ereigns each, 2-year-old course, five fur
longs and 1876 yards, was won by +. Wish
ards American bay gelding Wishard, 10y
Bob Miles out of Orange Blossom, 3-year-
old. Lord AlingtOn's brown filly lara
banda was second and MOcanna pedigree
not given third.
The Windsor Castle stakes, with 800 SOW
ereisns added, for 2-year-olds, 2-year-old
course, fVe furlongs and 1876 yards, was
won by Wallace JOhnstone's chestnut
colt Monterey, with II. McCalmOnt's bay
FLY Suace Tartare second and Sir w. G.
Griffith's bay tilly Marie third.
Chicago, June 19.-Three favorites, two
second choices and one rank outsider won
at Forsyth to-day. The latter, King Hen
ry, won the initial event at 30 to l. a
summary follows:
First Observation-Disclosures of
mile. King Henry 10l, Sherland 80 to l.
won, with Fakir second and Rachael Nc
All!ister third. Time, l:2212.
MIS-. Murray, ~, l. buTuS, . 10 D, won,
with Brescia second and Lottie WINNER
third. Time, :5512.
Third Race-Mile. Pert, Sc, Clay to
2, won, with Doctor G. second and Unity
Fourth ace-Three-fouPths of mile.
Simmons, 107, ]. Murphy, to ,. won, with
Full Measure third. Time, 1:14h.
Fifth Race-Thirteenth-sixte of
mile. Barguard, l06, J. Murphy, 3 10 l,
won, with Alto June second and DR.. Parke
Time
Sixth .Race-One mile Revenue, 11S, c.
Sloan, to ), won, with Eloroy second
and Hartford Boy third. Time, 1:441a
St. Louis, June 19.-Four favorites, a
second choice and an outsider. won the
races to-day on a fast track. Attendance,
5000 A summary:
First Race-Six furlongs. Woodlake.
107, Hueston, 6 to l, won, with Volma sec
ond and Bertrand third. Time 1:1612.
Second -Five-eighths of a mile.
DR.. Walmsley, los, Martin, to 5, won.
with AqNnaS second and Horseshoe To-
baccO third. Time l:02$l.
Third Race-Six furlongs Fred F. Fos-
ter 107, Cochran, TO l, won, with Ferris
Hartman second and Utopia third. Time
Fourth Race-M.e and seventy yards.
Sunburst, 112, Martin, to 2 won, with
Bridgeton second and Cherrystone third.
Fifth Race-six furlongs. Sligo, 1o4,
Schorr :. to 2 won, witt. David second
ana DOrdn w OOu lIlAEu- I liitG LA.
Sixth Race-Fifteen-s-Xte of a mile.
Goodwin II, 10S, Z. Jones, to @ won,
with Draw Scott second and Chiswell
third. Time 1875.
Oakley, o., June 19.-This was an off day,
the class of horses being poor but the rae
ing was spirited In the last race it was
a head and head finish between Howard
Mann, Rey del Mar and Aimee Goodwin.
The weather was hot. Track fast Attend
ance good. A summary:
First Race-F'our furlongs. Oak Leaf,
107 Dupee, to ., won, with John McElroy
second and Argonaut third. Time :55l2.
Second Race-Six furlongs. Prince I'M
perial ia r. Williams, 10 10. won, with
Cyclone second and Judith third. Time
Third Race-Five and one-half furlongs.
White Frost 107 Thorpe, 10 ), won, with
Charina second and Lady Rover third.
Time 1:O8s4.
chant second and Lucy Lee third. Time
Fifth Race-Mile and seventy yards.
Howard Mann, 81, Dupee IS to l, won, with
Rev del Mar second and Aimee Goodwin
third. Time l:441s,
-Archduke Francis Ferdinand, the con
suu1Dtive heir TO the throne of Austria
Hungary, is still staying at Schonbrun,
and the question of his leaving Vienna
has to ali appearances, not been discuss
ed He spends his afternoons when it IS
fine in an Enclosed space, IN past days the
ottoman has been. carried into this gar
den and uDOn ii he reclineS in the sun.