The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-25
tngITEs CUT NO FIGURE.
cps WIN FOUR OF THE
TENTS AT NEW ORLEANS.

- the First to Dump the
liz heating Mamie G-TrIA-
u. in n winner at go to L.
Of the FavOrites Beaten at
,ors-Form Players in Better
* at Lexington.
orlaans, Nov. 24.-This was the
If The meeting here, and the
w. vas large. Outsiders won four
nu1 slo events. The $1,000 Pone de Leon
o. l ~ went to P. Dunno, owned by
a' ' worker, Hugh McCarren, Jr. The
an brother to Croker and Dryers
aarer made up twenty lengths in
ace. ard came from last place to
front, IL 800
,.b tbe Tag, his start for the mile
nc such an even one as to bring
sIanse from the crowd. o'Connen,
uorking well. starts here for the
thanksgiving handicap on Thurs
"a summaries follow:
poce-For 3-year-olds. seven fur
ns ozark, Jr., lO4, comps; 10 l. mon'
g. ,to-,ie G. second and Trilby third.
ne - Race-For 2-year-olds, selling,
ee tiniongs. Alvin W., 11S, Walker, to
Luz a,ifh John Carr second and Marie
n tSrd. Time 1:04A.
u ma Race-One mile, selling. Trixie,
~ NE peanchamp, 50 to l, won, with Jim
second and Shining Belle third.
t.AQL
NJ PEE ~ Race--Ponce de Leon handicap,
O . u,.ear-oIds. six furlongs. P. Dunno, 9S,
~ * n /. won, with Grayling second
q ein9 nnr bishop third. Time 1:1S%.
tSiftb Race-Slx furlongs, selling. Pirate,
IA Virgins 80 to l, won, with Moloch
nd and Billy Jordan third. Time 1:2O.
washington, Nov. A.-Warm, sunshiny
satber brought out large crowd at
q innings. Favorites were at discount
one. Brisk, in the first, at to 5.
4 ding purse. Summaries follows:
b. Race.-Purse, $500, selling. for non
three-year-olds, five furlongs.
arisk 10l, Sloane, to 5, won, with Dolan-
4 second and Tenderness third. Time
Esecond Race.-$SOO, maidens, two-year-
IN six furlongs. Ten Spot, 81 M. Can
H. 8 TO 1, won, with Floral Park second
Ia Junk third. Time ILL 80.
Third Race.-$300, handicap, for three
mar olds and upwards, one mile. Tinge,
Ia Hamilton, II to 5, won, with Declare
#cond and Volley third. Time 1:44 %.
Fourth Race.-$300, selling, for two-year-
sds. never having won $3.50, seven fur
bngs. Olivia L., 95, Hirsch, 25 to l, won,
sith Trayant second and DR., Jim third.
fine 1:S1 10.
Fifth Race.-$3OO, selling, all ages, one
Ind one-eight miles. Premier, 1O3,
loane, to ?, won, with Doggett second
Ind Septour third. Time 1857 AS.
Lexington, KY, Nov. 24.-Favorites won
|lree of to-day's events, the other two
Iting to well played second choices. The
Ehck was heavy. Summaries follow:
First Race-Seven furlongs. The Bios
tm, II, Chenault, to l, won, with Why
Ia second and Hoffman third. Time 80.
Second Race-F'ive furlongs. Lyllis, ITO,
thompson to 5, won, with Miss Alice
econd and Cotton Queen third. Time
,GA.
Third Race-One mile Earth, n, Dupee,
to 10, won, with ]. H. c. second and
hay Eclipse third. Time 1:46.
Fourth Race-Four and one-half fur
ongs. Our Hope. 1O4, Perkins, 8 to 5, won,
@th Goshen second and ]. Walter third.
Time O:5S.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs. Matte Lee,
8, Everett. TO 1, won, with Old Center
econd and Robinson third. Time 1:19A.
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. 24.-The bookies
lad much the best of it to-day. Two ex-
rene outsiders won the first and second
aces two favorite followed and an to
shot won the last. The weather was
arm and the track and attendance good.
ummaries follow:
First Race-Selling, FIVE and one-half
urlongs. Santa Cruz, 1O5, Scott, 20 to l,
Won, with If second and Mover third.
line 109&.
Second Race - Two-year-olds, five
lgnths OF mile. Ella T., 103, Burrell,
TO l. won, with Billy Fisher second and
,is-Me third. Time 1:04.
lhlrd Race-Two-year-old selling, five
ghths OF a mile. Harry S., 105. Sweeney,
'eh' won, with Van Kirkman second and
rambenet third. Time 1:O21k.
Fourth Race-AlloSyances seven-eighths
mile. Alto June, SO, Songer, even,
IN, with Wolsey second and Pat Gore
llrd. Time 1S1A.
Fi1th Race-Selling, six and one-hait
iIiongs. Damask, SO, Sanger, 8 to 1, won.
l.h sister Lone second and Partner
lird. Time 1:24lk.