The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-17
RUNS OF THE RACERS.
Belmar Defeats Captive and Han
well I'm a HandicnD.

beAmar DEFEATS Captive and Ham
well I'm Handicap.
Gravesend Race Track, Sept. 16.-The7e
We're no stake races on the card Offered
here to-day. The sport was interesting
The principal event was the handicap for
three-year-olds and over, at one mile and
ttrlong, and it was captured by Belmar
three TO one, chance, who defeated Ham
vel by head. Captive, which had been
selected by the talent TO carry their mon.
ey, and who ran disappointing race
beat Deer Slayer head for show money.
A summary follows:
First Raee.-Five and one-half fur
longs. ROsso, 10S, Sloane, to / wo,
with BillaH second and Confession tbirJ
Time 1:l015
Second Race.-One mile and a sixteenth.
Damien, l07 Martin, to TO- won. win
Septour second and Ben Eder third. Time
1850.
Third Race.-Five and one-half fur
longs. Set Fast, 104, Hirsch, to l, won,
with Swamp Angel second and Passover
third. Time :09
Fourth Race.-Handicap-On mile ana
furlong. Belmar, 109, Sloane. 3 to I
won, with Hanwell second and Captive
third. Time 1:56lA
Fifth Race.-Six furlongs. Magian. 10
Clayton, to 5, won, with Woodvine SEA-
ond and Dolando third. Time 115.
sixth Race.-Hurdle handicap, one mile
and three-quarters. over seven hurdles.
Mckee, $50, Dunlap, to I, won, with
Zaldlvar second and Marble third. Time
1921.
London, Sept 1G.-At Warwick to-day.
the Members Plate, handicap. of 1913 soyer-
eigns, for 3-year-olds and upwards. five
furlongs, was won by 7. Cannon's Melan-
choly, years old. J. \. Miller's Radoo,
3 three years old, was second and E. j.
Hobbs Popleton, years old, third. Mr.. K.
Wishard's (Americam bay gelding Hugh
Penny, years old, ran unplaced
AT Yarmouth to-day, the maiden 2-year-
old plate of 100 sovereigns, five furlongs,
was won by II. McCalmont's chestnut colt
by Timothy out of Ethel; Mr.. Lebaudy' S
bay lilly Overdue, was second, and G Lit
tleield's (Americam bay colt David H.,
third. p. Lorillard's brown flly Belsama
| started, but was not placed.
The Nelson plate of 100 sovereigns, one
mile straight, was won by NJ. R. Lebaudy' S
| Curfew Chimes. Col H. Walpoles Burn
ham Thorpe was second, and Mr. Farie' S
| Aerolite third p. Lorillard's Dakota IL.
! started. but did not get a place.
The Norfolk and Suffolk handicap for
| 3-year-olds and upwards, one mile straight,
was won by Lord Stanley's Birch Rod.
| Mr.. Jewett's Crawley was second, and P.
| Lorllards Dolabra third. The betting
was to l against Birch Rod, an 10 to /
| against Dolabra.
Detroit, Mich, Sept. 16.-Second choices
won all the races at Windsor to-day a
summary follows:
| First Eleven siXteenths of a
mile. Gomor 104, -, to l, won, with
Longbrook second and Bismarck third.
| Time :081s
/ Gacopd Pa 100 of roiIa
| Bramblenet, 81, -, to l, won, with
| Princess Maude second and Lady Hope
/ third. Time O;561a
| Third Race.-One mile. Florence Col
vile, 81, -, 6 to s. won, with Petrolene
second and Gladiol third. Time 1:41M.
| Fourth Race.-One mile. Bill Ellison,
| 81, -, 8 to l, won, with Miss Perkins,
| second and Dockstader third. Time 1:41A.
| Fifth Race.-Two and one-half miles.
| Brother Bob 1875, -, 5 to ?, won, with
| Westmoreland second and Pat Oakley
third. Time 4:50A.
Oakley Race Track, Sept. 16.-The tai
ent had the best of it to-day. Ganelon in
the second race was the good thing, and
| was backed from to l down to to /. Al
| tendance light; weather threatening
| track slow. A summary:
First Race.-Four and one-half fur
| longs Blackheart, JOG, Walker, l to 9
|
third Time O:58.
Second Race.-Six furlongs. Ganelon
| 103, Scherrer, 8 to l, won, with Marquise
second and Richfield third. Time 1:171a
Third Race.-Five furlongs. White
| Frost, 1O5, T. Burns, to l, won, with
| Indio second and Nina Louise third. Time
1:O3A.
Fourth Race-Eight and one-half fur
| longs. Argentina II, 1O1, c. Reiff, to 5,
won, with Jamboree second and Harry
Shannon third. Time 1881.
Fifth Race.-One mile, over four hur-
dies. Captain Reese, 145, Cochran, to 10,
won, with Baldur second and Folly third.
| Time 1:55A.
st. Louis, Sept 16-Four of the six
| winners were favorites to-day. The other
| two went to third choices. A large crowd
attended and the betting was brisk. The
track was fast. summary:
First Race-Five furlongs. Miss Verne.
| 1O1. Garner. even, won, with Hughlet sec
| ond and Day H third. Time 1:O212.
| Second ace-Seven-eighths of a mile.
King Michael, 112, Penn, to l, won, with
Uncle Abe second and Robert Latta third.
| Time 80.
Third Race-Five furlongs. Marie c.
1O1, T. Murphy, 10 to l, won, with Juanita
second and Della third Time 1:O2A
Fourth Race-NIile. Schiller, 1O2, Slaugh-
ter, to 5, won, with Topmast second and
| Honor third. Time, 1:4l%
Fifth Race-Seven furlongs. Benamela,
1903, McHugh, to s. won, with Pelleas sec
ond and Helen H. Gardner third. Time
| 1:29.
Sixth Race-Seven and a half furlongs.
Roundelay 119, T, Murphy, won, with
Lady Rose second and Revenue third.
| Time, 1:9.
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