The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-09
RUNS OF THE RACERS.
Tenderness Wins High Weight
Handicap at Auueduct

lehuerness wins a High Weight
Handicap at Aqueduct.
Aqueduct Race Track, N. Y, Oct s.
The features of to-day's entertainment
was the running of Mike Clancy's Tender
ness in the lightweight handicap race for
all ages at five and half furlongs. A
summary follows:
First R.ace-Five furlongs. Rollins, lis,
Doggett, wen, won, with Fratello second
and Brasalone third. Time, 1887.
Second Race-One mile. Brisk, &c.
Hirsch, II to 10, won, with Doggett second
and Hailstone third Time 1:451k
Third Race-For all ages, lightweight
handicap, five and a half furlongs. Ten
derness, lis, Hirsch, to l. won, with Re-
Hgion second and Fannie B. third. Time
1:OS%.
Fourth Race-Alile and a sixteenth.
Kingstone, "a, Mutt, to 1, won, with
Hernia second and Ray Del Mar third.
Time 1891.
Fifth Race-six furlongs. Mohawk
Prince IS, Hirsch, to 5, won, with Stach-
elbers second and DIR. Jim third Time
lie.
Sixth Race-One mile. Nick Johnson,
10S, Ballard, to l. won, with Tanis sec
ond and Laurelton third. Time As.
st. Louis, Oct. s.-This being the big
Day. of the fair, nearly 10000 spectators
witnessed the races. The betting ring was
crowded with plungers. Favortes and sec
ond choices divided the purses equally. A
summary follows:
First Race-Six furlongs. Indio, los. IT
Murphy, to 5, won. with Fervor second
and Lady Britannia third. Time 1:l6
Second Race-Seven furlongs. Weenatch-
lie, 1OS, Warren, to g. won, with Denis
second and Irksome third. Time 1:s1
Third Race-Six furlongs. Uncle Abe, 1OS,
Worthington, to 2, won, with St. Angus
tine second and Mobalaska third. Time
1:16
Fourth Race-One mile. Muskalonge, 1O7,
Tuberville, to l. won. with Logan second
and Johnny McHale third. Time 1:44A
Fifth Race-One and fourth miles. Fa-
sig. 80, White, to 1, won, with Billie Nc
Kenzie second and Whisper third. Time
PIP.
Sixth Race-Five and a half furlongs.
Harry Duke, 109, T. Murphy, 8 to s. won.
with ]. A. Grey second and Hester third
Time 10SA.
Latonia, Oct. S.-The card for to-day was
made up of both quality and quantity.
Two favorites two second choices. and a
long shot secured the money. The fourth
race brought out a field of four first class
| horses OF the older division and was an ex-
N4bAilS tohNcSls DSluS won DY hamlrO from
Ben Holiday, in hard drive. Eltoro was
backed from 10 to to in the last event.
but failed to get mark. The betting was
heavy. summary follows
First Race-Slx furlongs. Sir wellington,
lO5 f. Russell, 20 to l, won. with Blood
hound second and Mamie Stone third Time
I'M.
Second Race-Five furlongs Adowa. los
Perkins, to j, won, with Black Heart
second and Remember Me third Time
1;0215.
Third Race-One mile. Daily America.
| l07 Scherrer to /, won. with Leahet sec
ond and Rasper third. Time l:4415
Fourth Race-AIile and sixteenth Ram
iro, los, Thorpe. 2 to /, won, with Ben Hol-
liday second and Harry McCouch third
Time 1:47lk
Fifth Race-Five and a half furlongs.
Dare, Scherrer. 3 to l. won. with Waldorf
| second and Robair third. Time 1903.
Lexington, Ky, Oct. s-The great Tran
sylvania stake caused 10000 people TO at
tend the trotting races here to-day, but
they did not see the race finished. as it
was postponed on account Of darkness af-
ter Gov. Strong, the favorite, had won the
first and second heats, and Senator A. a
well supported outsider, had won the
third and fourth. There was a great deal
OF money bet on the event, and there was
much disappointment because 1t could
nor be finished tonight The race was
splendid contest. There were sixteen
starters, more than ever started in the
race before.
The first race was the 2:l5 class pacing.
which was won easily by the favorite
Nellie Bruce. in straight heats
The third and last race on the bill was
the 219 class, trotting. An outsider
Louis Victor, took the first and second
heats. and the favorite Atlantis, won the
third, when II was postponed. The
weather was clear and cool The track
was fast.
London, oct. Sat Leicester to-day. the
Leicestershire October handicap plate Of
500 sovereigns, for S-year-olds and m
wards, the straight mile, was won bv p
Crests bay horse Mobray, 5 years old
Sir NJ. Lochart's brown colt Eau de Mieux
years old, was second and Leopold do
Rothschild's brown illly Utica, years old
third. +. Lorillard's bay flly Anisette II
also ran.
The mile plate of 1903 soverelgns. one
mile on the round course, was won bv
+. Lorillards bay gelding Dolabra, with