The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-08-06


mile. Kaiser Ludwig. Jos. Hin, 10 ?. won,
/ with Newsgatherer second and passover
| third. Time 1914.
Seventh Race-Handicap hurdles, one
mile and three quarters over seven hurdles.
| ST. Luke 140. McInerney. = 10 /, won, with
| Southerner second and Marble third. Time
S:23lz.
Detroit. Mich, Aug. 5-A fair crowd
witnessed the second days programme
at Grosz Point track to-day. The wealth
er was sultry and the track IN a fair
condition. The books again reaped har-
vest only one favOrite and well played
second choice winning. In the steepIe-
chase St Brandon. an even money IA
vorite, fell at the first jump.
First Race-One mile. Strathrol, III,
Martin, II TO 5, won, with Helen Mar sec
ond AVID All over third. Time l:4lA.
Second Race-Five furlOngs. sister
Adele IS, Piggott s 70 /, won, win
wathen second and What Next third
Third Race-Mile and seventy yards.
Egbart, lO9. r. Williams, TO /, won, with
LObenguela second and Connoisseur third.
Time 1851.
Fourth Race-Four and a half f1rlongs.
Sankara. 10, Thorpe, to !, won, with
: Sister Clara second and Trimuda third.
Time 0:55iz.
Fifth Race-Five furlongs. Robair, 107,
Perkins. TO /, won, with CelosO second
and Holy Terror third. Time 1:02
Sixth RaceLSteeplechas two and half
miles. Tuscarora, 1913. Pierce, 10 l. won,
with Ruthven second and Maid Of Eli
erslie third. Time 4:53.
Newport. KY, Aug. 5.-Five evenly bal
anced races we're run off this afternoon.
While favorites fell down in three of the
events. the winners were well backed.
Weather warm; track fast; attendance
small. Summarizes
First Race-Six furongs. Doorga, 101,
Sherin, TO l, won, with Cyclone second
and Prytania third. Time l:l5
Second Race-Five furlongs. Belle
Bramble. no. A Isom, 2 TO l, won. with
Serrano second and Ben Brown third.
Time 1902.
Third Race-Mile and fifty yards. Cecil,
b. Blevins, II to 20, won, with Rasper sec
ond and Elsie ID. third. Time, 1:A5h.
Fourth Race-Four and a half furlongs
Turtle Dove, 40, Clerico, to S, won, with
Pouting second and Ethel Farrell third.
Time :55l2.
Fifth Race-seven furlongs DR.. KEEL
logg, 102, A. Isom, to l, won, with La
Gascogne second and Skate third. Time.
1870.
St. Louis. Aug. 5.-Eighteen scrubby
maidens faced the starter in the first race.
and the finish traied In a process
sion. The habit OF entering good horses
at a low price in the selling races was
rebuked to-day when Amelia May cost her
owner N,2OO above the entered price TO
keep her. Barbarossa was also bid up 10
81. 500 and went to Dan Honig.
The first race went to a long shot, the
second, third and fourth to second choices.
| the fifth to a favorite, and the sixth to a
| third choice. Track fast.
First Race-Six furlongs. Topmast 1O9,
Freeman, to l, won, with Bette Hill
| second and Henry Higgins third. Time
| III.
Second Race-Five and a half furlongs.
Horseshoe Tobacco. 10l, White, to !,
won, with Ivory second and Atoko third.
Third Race-seven and half furlongs.
Amelia May. 104. c. Slaughter, to !, won,
with Linda second and Chiswell third.
Fourth Race-one mile. Barbarossa,
| 101, c. Slaughter, even, won, with Battle
dore second and St. Pancras third. Time
! 1:42%.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs. Aquinas, So,
| c. Slaughter, TO l, won, with Magnet
second and Lady Britannia third. Time
| 114i5.
Sixth e-EIeven-sixteenths of a mile.
Marie, 101, Warren, to l, won, with Sugar
| Foot second and Remember Me third.
| Time 1:O9A.
Milwaukee. Wis, Aug. 5.-Just as the
last race was run to-day a wind and rain
/ storm swept over the state fair park, and
scattered the spectators in all directions.
! With the exception of the first favor
! ties and second choices won. Tomorrow
/ viii be ladies' day. and special hurdle
| race viii be run.
First Race--Sx furlongs. Crocus 1O7,
/ Ham, 10 to /. won, with Farley second
and Judge Baker third. Time 1;l4&.
/ Second Race-Five furlongs. Parmesan.
| 105, A. Barrett, to 5, won, with Brescia
! second and Hurns third. Time l. 04.
Third Race-Mile and quarter. Con
slant los, A. Barrett, s to 5, won. with
! Paros second and Peytonia third. Time
| 2:O9l5.
Fourth Race-Five furlongs Paul Kau-
var, 10l. A. Barrett. 2 to l. won, with
! Overflow second and odd Genius third.
| Time 1:0ll5.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs. The Sculptor.
| lO5, d. Davis, TO J. won. with Joe Man
cini second and Zaldivar third. Time lis.
/ Sixth Race-Seven furlongs. Miss Per-
/ 1ins, 1902, A. Barrett, 6 to g. won with
samson second and Dejure third. Time
1:2Sl5.
London, Aug. 5.-This was the second
day of the Brighton August meeting The
events were as follows
The Brighton cup of 500 sovereigns in
! plate or specie for three-year-olds, one
mile. a. Calvert's colt Bradwardine was
| first, Capt MacNeilrs colt, Prince Bar
caldine second and Mr.. E. Wishard's
! Mack Briggs third.
The race for the Pavilion plate of 1OS
sovereigns. the winner to be sold at auc-
! ton. six furlongs, was won by McCrankie
/ Crawley was second and Ellsworth third
| Mr.. Richard Croker's Tennessee also ran
| but was not placed.
w, Lows Santa won the Sussex Dlate
a handicap of 100 sovereigns for swear
olds and upwards. Mr. Bridges Splen-
dour second and Sir H. Farquhar's The
| Quack, third
| THE CYCLE RACES,