The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-10
RUNS OF THE RACERS.
The Aqueduct Meeting to Come to
an End Tomorrow.

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Aqueduct Race Track, May s.-Racing
was continued here to-day under the most
favorable conditions. The weather was
most delightful for racing purposes, the
attendance ran up into the thousands,
and the programme was the best Of the
season. 1t was a good day for favorites
fairly well pleased with their days sport
AS the Jockey Club has refused the
Queens County Jockey Club permission
to race on the off days during the West
chester Racing Associations meeting at
Morris Park the present meeting here
viii terminate on Monday next. A sum
First Race-one mile. septour. 100, Dog
gett / to 3, won, with Chugnut second
and Beau Ideal third. Time 1:Als.
Second Race-Half mile. Rifier, 1OS,
Doggett to l, won. with Phaedra sec
ond and Bird of Freedom third. Time
Third Race-one mile. Charade III,
Ballard even, won, with Capt. 7 second
and Buckeye third. Time 1:4314.
Fourth Race-Half mile. Katie w, 10,
Lamley, 8 to ], won, with Mana H. second
and Sparkler third. Time 0:50I5.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs. Mrs. Stuart,
80. Powers, 20 to l. won, with Yolley sec
ond and Merry Duke third. Time 1:15A.
Louisville, KY, May "a Saturday
crowd of large dimensions was at the
track to-day and witnessed an excellent
card of five races. The track was fast
and good time was made in all the races,
two favorites, two second choices and an
outsider being the winners. There were
two close finishes, the others being of
the trailing order A summary follows:
First Race-Six furlongs. Caesarian,
1O6, Perkins, / to 5, won, with Rondo
second and Sligo third. Time liza.
Second Race-One mile. Loki, SO, Reiff.
6 to /. won, with Jake Zimmerman second
and Ben Holiday third Time 1:40%.
Third Race-The Cadet stakes, nine-six-
teenths of a mile Abe Furst, 113, Scher-
rer. s to ;, won, with Boanerges second
and Zolo third. Time 0:5512.
Fourth Race-One mile. Fred Barr, 9S,
ana MdT Presidio 10 third hi o Time m i4s oNO Ou
Fifth Race-Half mile. Rosinante, 1O7,
Scherrer, 8 to /, won, with Princess Teck
second and Govinda third. Time o4912.
st. Louis, May 9.-when the saddling
bell rang for the first race this afternoon
1900 people had assembled in the fair
grounds to witness the inaugural day
races. 1t was all that could be desired
for good racing and the track was fast.
The twenty-four books which drew in
had all they could do to handle the money
purse called out the best field of racers
in the west. Henry Young, Laureate, Don
Garlic, Lady Inez and Sir Play were
scratched. The seven horses that accept
ed the Journey were all well backed,
though Linda and Schiller were the long
shots. After several breaks they. got
last. For the first quarter Schiller led,
but was passed by Buck Mass.e, VINO led
to the three-fourths, when Urania and
Assignee passed in front. In the last few
jumps, Assignee took the lead and finished
a short head in front, with Urania third
by a length. A summary follows;
First Race-Four furlongs. Typhoon,
1O6 Martin to l. won, with Krnna Sec
ond and Forsyth third. Time so.
Second Race-Mile. Jane, 102, Garner,
to Q won, with Draw Scot second and
Chiswell third. Time 14212
Third Race-Three-fourths of a mile.
Albert S, 50, A. Barrett, ? to l, won, with
Hibernia Queen second and Mercury third.
Fourth Race-Inaugural handicap, mile
Assignee, 104, Murphy to 1, won, with
Buck Massie, 121, Thorpe, 2 to l, second,
and Urania, 10S, Martin, to l, third. Time
Fifth Race-One and one-sixteenth miles.
Tradition, 81, A. Barrett, to /, won, with
Sallie Clicquot second and Pinkey Potter
third. Time Ills.
Chicago, May 9-Ezen's bay gelding
Kamsin won the Indiana $1,000 Derby at
| Sheffield to-day in a gallop and clipped a
quarter second off the Indiana state re-
| cord for the distance. Lillian z. made the
| running from the start until we'll into the
! stretch. when McHugh shook Kamsin up
| hit and he came away and won as he
| nleased. Doctor G. and Onalaska were
III Henry won the last race a six fur
| long dash, and changed the Indiana state
| record for the distance from 1:l494 to 1:l412
! FnlIv 5000 people witnessed the races and
saw three favorites. three seconds and a
| third shot win. summary follows:
First Race-Sx furlongs. Lady Rose.
/ 1o7 McHugh, 2 to /, won, with Mary L.
second and Dejure third: Time 1:162l.
second Race-Four furlongs. Easter
| Eve. 1O1, Penny, to 2 won, with c. H.
! Whelan second and Belle of Niles third.
| Third Race-Five and a half furlongs
| THE Deuce. 1O7 Morgan, to s. won, with
! Walkover second and Extra third. Time
Fourth Race-Six furlongs Bob Wag-
1 ner 1O4 Everett to l, won, with Fred
| K. second and Helen Wren third. Time
| Fifth Race-Indiana Derby, valued at
| g COO. mile and one eighth. + amsin. ll9