The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-10-15
RUNS OF THE RACERS.
All the winners mt LatOnin at Long
Prices Except One.

All the Winners mt LatOnta at Long
Prices Except One.
Latonia, KY, Oct A.-Bromo was the
only winning favorite to-day, the other
winners being at long prices. The sport
was without feature except in the hurdle
race. where St Jacob. the favorite, turn
ed a somersault in taking the last jump.
His jockey, Martinius, escaped with few
bruises. The weather was pleasant, the
attendance good. and the track slow. A
summary follows:
First Race.-Six furlongs. Marquise, IS,
T. Burns, to l. won, with Judith c. sec
ond and Matte Lee third Time 1:20
Second Race.-Fiye furlongs. Bromo,
100, c. Reff. to q won, with Grayling
second and Red third. Time 1905
Third Race-One mile. Sir Vassar, 103,
Everett to /. won, with Jamboree sec
ond' and Ida Pickwick third. Time 1:49h.
Fourth Race-Five furlongs. Rachael,
100, Everett. to l. won, with FL Are
second and Topsy third. Time 1909.
Fifth Race-One and one-haf miles.
hurdles. Shears, 125, Gibson, 20 to /, won,
with Ondague second and zaldivar third.
Time 1907.
Morris Park Oct 14.-For the first day
of the New York Steeplechase Association
TIC NtiliieS III All i've 6NtHlS WtLe AlSnl.
The track was again deep in mud The
free hurdle handicap and the autumn sell
ing hurdle race were captured by Midgley
and Phoebus, respectively. both being ia
vorites. The free high weight handicap
for all ages went to DR.. Grimes, the fa-
Vorite, Dalgrettl being beaten by a neck.
The Duke of Abercorn easily won the
three-msie steeplechase. A summary fol-
lows:
ho
and three-fourths miles, over seven hur-
dies. Midgley, 1853, Mara, Q to 10, won,
with Flushing second and Hustler third.
Time 3:20
Second Race-The Autumn selling hur-
die, two miles. over eight hurdles. Phoe-
bus, 147, Brazil, 2 TO l, won, with South
erner second and San Joaquin third. Time
3:54
Third Race-Last seven furlongs of
Withers' mile Azure, 112, Hirsch, 8 to l,
won, with Trayant second and Robert
Bonner third. Time 1872
Fourth Race Free handicap high
weight, Withers' mile. DR.. Grimes, lbs,
McCafferty II to 10, won, with Dalgretti
second. (Only two starters. Time 1:49
Fifth Race-Three-mile steeplechase
handicap. Duke of Aberdeen, 100, Veach
10 to 5, won, with Red Pat second and
Marcus third. Time 6:22.
st. Louis, Oct 14.-The pleasant wealth
er brought out large crowd to the track
to-day. The betting ring was crowded
with plungers who kept the bookmakers
busy. Favorites won four races. Third
choices took the other two. The track
was fast A summary follows:
First Race-Seven furlongs. Montalvo,
112, E. Cochran, 8 to l. won, with Formal
second and Metaire third. Time 1:31A.
Second Race-Six furlongs. Dick De-
meath 103, Cochran, 20 to l, won. with Dew
Drop second and Pert third. Time 1:17A.
Third Race-One mile. Weenatchie, IS,
White, to TO- won, with Ben Waddell
second and Nicoini third. Time 1:4
Fourth Race-Five fur1ongs. Laureate,
80, Garner, to 10, won, with Harry Duke
second and Della third. Time 102A
Fifth Race-Six furlongs. Mistral, l0i,
Gardner, s to 5, won, with Hush second
and Battledore third. Time 1:161H.
Sixth Race-Five and one-half furlongs.
Nye, 104, Murphy, to 5, won, with Louise
second and Fervor third. Time 100.
London, Oct. 14-At Newmarket the Sc
lect stakes, with 600 added, Rowley miA,
one mile and eleven yards, was won by L.
Brassey's bay colt MacBriar. H. Mccall
mont's bay colt knight of the Thistle was
second and e. Wishards American brown
gelding Mack Briggs third.
The Czarwftch stakes, with $500 added
Carowitz course, two miles and two fur
longs and one hundred and seventy-seven
yards, was won by w. Lows St Bris, A.
f. Calvert's chestnut colt, Chit Chat was
| second and Fulton's Laodamia third,
Twelve others started. The last betting
was 10 to / against st. Brls, 6 to / against
Chitchat, to l against LaOdama. st. Bris
won with ease, finishing in canter, five
lengths ahead OF Chitchat who was a
neck before Loadanlia The winners time
was 416 4-5.
The Autumn handicap, with 200 added
Brethby stakes course, three-quarters OF
mile, was won by Leopold de Roths-
childs 4-year-old chestnut filly Auriga. Sir
John Kelk's bay FLY Kenney was second
and w. Lows (American) bay filly Santa
third,