The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-07-17
ms OF TIE RACERs.
-, Penny Runs UnPIaced in One
of the English Events

NJ the English Events
---.- Race Track. July 6.-Al-
-ra weather was threatening al
-,-.i,v the crowd which attended
-,-as here was quite large- Only TWO
~ won A summary follows;
psoe-Five furlongs. Brighton,
r4arris. 5 10 !, won, with Nay nay
F and Elerdie third. llile, l-O'- 800
s=,-F Race-1iile. Sir Francis, IOs,
--.re--. 10 ?. won. with Cnass-''S 99oo--'
i---leuut third Time, LIZ 80
e-.-7 Race-Six furi0ngs. Ameer' We'
--or g 10 s. won, with Medica sec
I and Pay or Play third 1lIns, ~ ~
er,rr-h Race-AIile. Septour' lee' Dos
~ 10 d. won, with DEFENDER secoliu
T.4n1bent third Time. la $500
-r.f-r Race-Half mile. Lady MottIe,
ISL. r. Lewis. 20 10 1, won, with MyFue
s-rond and Maud Adams tnlrd- 1lihe'
&c.. Race-One mile. Telegram, 10,
1i--s-h no 10 /, won, with Restraint sec
All and one third. Time. l;ai34-
s.te0-h Race-For maiden, tWo-yeaI-
,-s niles. half a mile Takanasse, IlO,
T5grerr. 8 20 /. won, with sunny S-ope
-a,5Tf and Wood Bird third. Time, 1914.
rsronia XIV. July 16-There was an I'M
-,-ovsu1ent in class to-day and the talent
80 winners. Sir Dixie showed quite a
-.,srsai Of form and defeated Ceasarian
tsslv The racing was spirited Inc at
fs-I4uce was good, the weather pleasant
End the track slow. A summary louoWs'
FIRST Race-Six furlOngs. Mate, lVi
1-5orne even. won. with King Charlie
second and Annie NJ. third. Time l;2g74
sl,ond Race-Seven furlongs. First Mate.
7oS Thorpe 8 to I, won, with SIR NassaF
second and Gov BOies third Time 1854.
Third Race-The Tobacco stake, one
mile. Sir Dixie, Sc, Scherrer, to /, won,
with Ceasarian second and Bloomer thlro'
Time 14S3i.
Fourth Race-Five furlongs. Once More,
10i. Fowler. s to l, won, with John NC
Elroy second and Argonaut third. Time
Fitch Race-six furIongs. Ramona, 100.
scherrer to ,. won, with Morte tonse
second and Captain Drane third. Time
10
St. Louis. July 16.-The fifth race was the
only one taken by a favorite to-day. Purses
have been reduced, and the sport is not
up 10 its former standard. The attend
ance was small and the track fast. A sum-
mary follows:
FIRST Race-Five furlongs. Bitten s
Sister i01. c. Slaughter, TO l, won, with
Juanaita second and Lineup third. Time
1O2lz.
Aunt Jane, 81 G. Slaughter, to j, won,
with Mary Anna second and Jim Henry
third. Time 211i2
Third Race-Six furlongs. Dare II, 1O1.
SChOOr Z TO 2, won, with lamar IL Sec
ond and Agent third. Time 1:15.
Fourth Race-Six and one-half furlongs.
Bertha 50. c. Slaughter, to ?. won, with
Dewdrop second and Teaset third. Time
1929
Fifth Race-One Mile-Devault, %, c.
Slaughter even. won. with Couronne dor
second and Rhett Goode third. Time 1:43.
Sixth Race-Seven furlongs. Harry
Duke, 107, Garner to /, won, with Leader
Ban second and Sligo third. Time 1:27A.
London, July 16-At Newmarket to-day,
the handicap, plate of 100 sovereigns, add
ed to sweepstakes of five sovereigns
each for starters, FIVE furlongs, was won
by c. Archer's b. (. Wheatfield. Radoo
was second and Confessional third. z.
Wishard's Hugh Penny was one of the
starters, but was not placed.
The Chesterfield stakes Of 30 sovereigns
each, for two-year-olds, five furlongs, was
won by Leopold de Rothschilds b. f. Co
letta, with Mr.. FARES b. c. Eager second,
and NJ, r. Lebaudys b. f. Simola third.
The Midsummer plate Of 1 900 sovereigns
added to a sweepstakes of 10 sovereigns
each for starters for three-year-old one
mile, was won by J. H. Houldworth's b.
c. Coylton, W. Lows colt Zeba second.
and Mr.. Dobelrs b. c. Tumbler third.