The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-21
FALL KILLS JOCKEY FOSTER.
THE ACCIDENT THE FIRST FATAL
ONE on THE NEWPORT TRACK.

The Lads Mount damned Into the
Fence at the First Quarter and
Falls with the Boy Under Him.
Simms Pilots Successful to Victory
in the Race for the Arlington
Stakes at Bennfngs.
Newport, Ky, April 2l.-The first fatal
accident on the new Queen City Jockey
Club course occurred in the third race
to-day. Jockey Joe Foster Of the Ireland
Bros stable was on Tin Horn. who had
the rail When making the turn at the
first quarter Tin Horn was damned into
the fence and fell with the boy under
him. The boy died soon after. J. Card
ner won five of the races. a summary
follows.
J. Gardner. 10 10 6. won, with Cuticle
second and Cashier third Time lI5ia.
Second Race-Four furlongs. Tempesta,
81, ]. Gardner, even, won, with Snag sec
ond and Traveller third. Time 0:49A.
Third Race-One mile. Sid kel, l2i, J.
Gardner, TO 20, won, with MuskalOne sec
ond and Hardeberg third. Time l:42ia
Fourth Race-FOur and a half furlongs.
Evanesca, 102, J. Gardner. TO /, won,
with Woodlawn second and Ethel Lee
third Time 0:5eia.
Matthews to /, won. with Elzbert sec
ond and Hurlburt third. Time 1:2SiA.
Sixth Race-Seven furl0ngs. Cyclone,
Ill. j. Gardner, 10 5, won, with Alamo
second and Uno third. Time 1:SA.
Washington, April 2O-The second days
race meeting at Bennings was marked by
much better weather conditions than those
which characterized the opening day. The
temperature was summer-like, but not I'M
comfortable. There was a falling of in
the attendance, and the grand-stand show
ed a somewhat "beggarly array of empty
boxes. The great event of the day, the
Arlington stakes for 2-year-olds. for which
there were twelve entries, was lessencd to
eight starters. Aunt Sallie, The Stock
broker, Flash w. and Yankee Heiress hav-
Ing been scratched, as was the Erie sta
bles chestnut filly Religion. from the five
furlongs dash for S-year-olds. The no bet
ting feature of the meeting prevailed, as
on Saturday but at the same time II
seemed an open secret that any disposed
10 back their opinions as to the result of
the speeding had no great difficulty in
doing so.
The third race, the Arlington stakes.
was a beautiful race, Successful got off
in 'front.' but fell back of j. McLaughlin's
colt Hi Daddy, which took up the running
and led to the last furlong, where a gem
eral closing up took place and Simms
brought Successful from behind and won
in clever shape. The favorites did well.
The Swain, winner of the first race, was
the first favorite scoring during the meet
ing.
First Race-Five furlongs. The Swain,
JIG, Littleheld, to 5. won, with Factotum
second and Pay or Play third. Time
Second Race-One mile. Chugnut. IS.
Powers TO !, won. with Tomoka second
and Live Oak third. Time 1:44 20
Third Race-The Arlington stakes half
mile for 2-year-olds Successful, 1O9
Simms, even, won, with Kittie B. second
and Hi Daddy third. Time 80.
Fourth Race-Selling, half mile. Joe Hay
man. IS, O'Leary, even. won, with Rus
sler second and Yankee Heiress third.
Time 80 2-5.
Fifth Race-selling. mile and fifty yards.
Roundsman, Jos, Simms, II to g. won, with
Volley second and Sue Kittie third. Time
1:47 20.
Chicago, April 2O.-The morning rain had
its effect at Forsyth. as the track was
heavy, being fully four seconds slow. and
just to the liking of the mudlarks. The
bookmakers reaped harvest as only one
favorite, Lillian F., pulled down a purse
"A new starting machine was given two
trials, and as IL worked satisfactorily, the
management concluded to put one al
every starting point tomorrow. A sum-
First Race-six furlongs. Winslow. 100
Hurley, 20 to l, won, with Montell second
and Bust Up third. Time 1:21.
Second Race-Half Mile. Bell of Niles
no, warren, to l, won. with Ethel Far
rel second and San Bonita third. Time
:53.
Third Race-six furlongs. Gomor, 1903.
Warren, to ], won, with Ashland second
and Effie II. third. Time 1:20A.
Fourth Race-Six and a half furlongs.
Blacking Brush. 80, Burns, u to /, won.
with Ohio second and Alright third.
Time 1851
Fifth Race-Seven furlongs. Lillian E.
81, Clay 10 3. won, with frankie +. sec
ond and Teeta May third. Time 1:3415
Sixth Race-Six and a half furlongs.
Helen H. Gardner, 81, Clay, to l. won.
with Onalaska second and Caufield third
Time 1:2624.
Memphis, Tenn. April 2O.-The Luehr-
mann Hotel Stakes, $500 guaranteed.
was the feature of to-day's card at
Montgomery park, the favorite winning
by sheer good luck. Rondo got off in
front, but at the quarter lost the place
TO Hanlon, who held it up to the stretch
by a length and a half. There he Quit
and the favorite forged ahead, winning by
two lengths. Five favorites won. A
summary follows:
First Race-Half Mile. suissun. 10
Bum, l to 6, Won with Bitzen's Sister
second and Lord Zeni third. Time 05l.
second Race-SeVen furlongs. Forget
80, A. Barrett, to 5, won, with Lady
Time 1904.
Third Raee-Leuhrmann Hotel Stakes,
one mile. Rondo, III, Scherrer, to 8,
won, with Frontier second and St Helena
third. Time 1:44lR
Fourth Race-Half mile. Scribe, 1OS.
Martin, 6 to 5, won, with Moncreith sec
ond and Albert Vale third. Time 0:51A
Fifth Raee-Mile and a quarter. Jim
Henry, 103 Scherrer, 10 to l. won, with
Time 2:12ls.
Sixth Race-one mile. overeila, 1O4.
and Rossmore third. Time 1:14A
MISS DARRELL'S TORMENToRs.