The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-13


Louisville, Ky, May 12.-To-days rae
ing was Of the ordinary kind. there being
no stake events on the programme Only
two favorites won. The track was slow
from yesterdays rain and none of the
finishes We're exciting. Tomorrow the
Clark stakes will be run, when Ben Brush
and Ben Elder will do battle All the in
dlcations point to good weather and
fast track. A summary of to-day's events
follows:
First Race-six furlongs Jake zim-
norman. 49, r. Williams, 2 to s. won,
with HOllngswOrth second and Leonaise
third. Time %
Second Race-Five furlongs Vanesca.
%. Scherrer, TO ], won, with Lord Zeni
second and Performance third. Time
1.Oik.
Thorpe, to ?, won, with Anna Lyle sec
ond and Mate third. Time 1864
Fourth Race-Four furlongs. Eugenia
W.ckes, l07, Simms, TO s. won, with Remp
second ana Con Reagan third. Time
Fifth Race-slx and one-half furlongs.
Twinkle, 1Ol, Scherrer to 2, won, with
Eli second and Motilla third. Time 1:2ilz.
St. Louis, Mo-, May 12-Good fields start
ed in each race to-day, but the public Sc
lect.ons failed in all but the second Two
second picks and two outsiders took the
others Drania, the favorite In the fourth,
stumbled as the flag fell and could not
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good, and the attendance ?, 800. A summary
follows:
First Race-Four and a half furlongs.
Back Nidere, los, c. Slaughter TO l. won,
with Prince Lormis second and Forsythe
third Time :55l2.
Second Race-Five and a half furlongs.
David, 119, Garner, to 8, won, with Ar
gentna second and Towerst third. Time
l:OSa4.
Third Race-six furlongs Belle Star.
90 Webster 20 to l. won with Mercury
second and Hush third
Fourth Race-Mlle and 20 yards. Free
Advice, is, Martin, 2 to J. won, with
Won't Dance second and Urania third.
Fifth Race-slx furlongs. Frontier. 107
Martin, to ?, won, with Nicholas second
and Imported King Cold third Time :151k
Chicago. H.. May 12-Three Indiana
records, at dve-eights. seven-eighths and
a mile. were tied at Sheffield to-day. The
mile handicap, the event Of the day. was
captured by Eyanatus, at 4 to l. Pinch
back, in the first race, and Outgo in the
summary follows:
First Race-Sx furlongs. Pinchback. 109
Irving, TO >, won, with Integrity second
and Old Man third. Time LIT.
Second Race-Half mile. Devoir, 1O5
Hyle, to 2, won, with 9. II. Whelan sec
ond and Ethel Farrell third, Time :5Oh.
Third RaCe-Six furlongs. Warren Point
to 5. won. with Paskola second and Mat
tie G. third. Time 1854.
Fourth Race-Handicap one mile. Evan
atus, 1O6, Dorsey, 4 to /, won, with HI
Henry second and Dich Behan third. Time
1:42M.
Fifth Race-Five furlongs. Remedy. 1O2.
Sherland, to 2, won, with Mayfern sec
ond and Dominica third. Time 1.0lh
Sixth Race-Seven furlongs Outg0 104
Irving even, won, with Doctor G. second
and Mary L. third. Time 1:28A
London, May 12.-The Newmarket sec
ond spring meeting was opened to-day.
The Visitors plate a welter handicap of
$50 sovere.gns, five furlongs was won by
Leopold de Rothschild's oh. G. Little Bob.
3-years-old Mr.. DobelFs b. c. Hindley
3-years-old was second and W. Redfern5
Confessional. 5-year-old, third. Mr. Wish
ards American entry, Helen Nichols s.
year-old, started, but was not placed.
The selling plate of l03 soverelgns, for
2-year-Ods hVe furlOngs, was won by the
Duke Of Devonshires br. T. Farouche.
with +. II. Jennings ch. f. Tyrolese sec
ond and +. W.shard's Somatoz third.
Twelve horses ran.
The Exning plate Of 500 sovereigns. for
2-year-olds. FIVE furlongs, was won by
Capt. Machells en-. C. Alfare, with r.
Lorillard's b. C, Astolpho second and M
Ephrussis or. +. Denise third. Ten horses
ran.
"A Difference in Terms.-"she plays the
piano a great deal. doesn't she?" 1T may
be play for her, but for us It IS far more
serious. Detroit Free Press.