The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-09-25
HARRY REED IN. GREAT FORM.
,,yr SPECULATION STAKES ADDED
TO HIS VICTORIES.

poce Won From Uranta by Only
Half Length After a Hard Drive.
c,aDmoyne in Third PIace-W OOd-
line Keats Declare and Article in
six FurIong Dash--The Talent in
Great Luck Mt Windsor.
,-.,,-asend Race Track, Sept. 24-The card
-.a.ad here to-day was an excellent one,
o,d in the events were included some of
tf,o hest horses in training. The most i'm
,r+ant race was the speculation stakes
q 500 for 3-year-olds and upward, at
mile 1t was captured by Harry Reed,
+be favorite. by half length from Urania
oftar a hard drive. AS the horses were
Going to the post for the first race Flo
~otta " threw Jockey Griffin, dragged
him for 100 yards, and when relieved OF
+be lads weight ran around the track
saveral times before being caught. Crit
fin escaped without injury, but the horse
vas Withdrawn from the race. The
weather was clear and cool and the track
fast. A summary follows:
First Race-For all ages, six furlongs.
Agitator. 129, Clayton, to 1, won with
harrington second and Tragedian third.
second Race-For S-year-olds and up.
ward. one mile and a sixteenth Howard
Mann. 49, Hewitt, to ., won, with Sapelo
second and Buckwa third. Time go
Third Race-The Speculation stakes of
81 500 for 3-year-olds and upward, one
mile. Harry Reed, 107, Simms, z to 5, won,
with Urania second and Glenmoyne third.
Time 1R
Fourth Race-For 2-year-olds, five fur
longs. Challenger, us, Taral, to 1, won,
with Passover second and Friendship
third Time 1903.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs. Woodvine, 1903,
Hewitt, to 8, won, with Declare second
and Article third. Time 1:16h.
Sixth Race-Five and a half furlongs.
chic. 81, Waller, to 5, won, with Scarf
Pin second and Break o. Day third, Time
100.
Detroit Mich, Sept. "a. The talent had
things all their own way at Windsor to-
day. All the winners were heavily backed.
First Race-Seven furlongs Morven
won with Waterman second and Elano
third. Time 1:271a
Second Race-Five and half furlongs.
Negoncie won, with Barney Adler second
and Appleby third. Time ITO.
Third Race-Six furlongs. Wang won,
with Hardenburg second and Loyal Prince
third. Time 115.
Fourth Race-SiX furlongs. John Carr,
won. with Majesta second and Elyria
third. Time lis
Fifth Race-One mile. Alto June won,
with Damask second and James V. Carter
third. Time 1:4334
Sixth Race-Six furlongs. lola won, with
Designer second and Bona Schoenfeld
third. Time 115.
ST. Louis, Sept. 24.-The pleasant wealth.
er brought a large crowd of bettors to
the track to-day and the bookmakers did
a good business. The Ozark stakes for
2-year-olds in the fourth race, worth $1,000,
was won by Algol. Favorites won three
races. A summary follows:
First RaCe-SeVen and a half furlongs.
Bravo, 49, c. Combs, to q won, with Hes
sen second and NictoreSs third. Time l: S6.
Second Race-Six furlongs. Hush, 106
White 10 TO !, won, with May Ashley
second and Roundelay third. Time 1:1515
Third Race-Five and a half furlongs.
Blitzen's Sister, los, T. Murphy, to l.
won, with Our Bishop second and Lady
Britannia third. Time 1909.
Fourth Race--Six furlongs Ozark
stakes. Algol, 1913, c. Slaughter, to 5, won,
with BuckVidere second and Don CLAIR
encio third. Time 1:1415.
Fifth Race-One mile. Moylan, 102, Gar
ner, to ), won, with Garland Bar second
and Don Garlic third. Time 142
Hugh, to ), won, with Mobalaska second
and Royal Choice third. Time 1:43.
Chattanooga, Tenn. Sept A.-The first
race meet of the Chattanooga Jockey
Cub had most suspicious beginning
mere to-day, with a clear sky, pleasant
weather and fast track. over $500 per-
sons witnessed the sport The course is
easily the best half-mile track in the
south, and is in the hands of well-known
0Inclals' Col L. S. Hatch of Mnldale, KY,
pelhS the lessee. In purses 50, $50 was paid
oul- BUT one favorite crossed the string
winner. A summary follows:
Flrst Race-Inaugural handicap, for
SEear-olds and upward, four and a half
IulIoHss. Cotton Plant, 100. George, u to
won by a nose, with Jim Butter sec
oru ana King Fara II third. Time O:59.
second Race-Four furlongs Eyelet. 112.
george to ., won, with The Earl second
ana russell Line third. Time 81.
mira Race-The Chattanooga Derby
HdHuIcap sweepstakes for all ages six fur
longs, purse to winner $1,000; Koko, lis.
george to 2 won. with Fishback second
ana Josephine Cassidy third. Time 1:16.
fourth Race-Owners handicap for all
ages five furlongs Mickey. 3 to 2. Bell.
Won with Frank McCole second and San
lord third. Time 1:4.
flIth Race-Selling, four furlongs. Jim
buuer' to ;, Hueston, won, with Rally
oO"u anu Inc Earl third. Time :49l5.
oakley Race Track. Sept. PA good
crowd witnessed six well contested races
over a fast track to-day. Ben Holiday,
az TO !, won the Telegraph stakes in
Easy style. A summary follows:
Flrst Race-Five furlongs. Adowa. 1O7
IeIklns, to s. won, with Hunger second
ana Belzaria third. Time :O2h.
second Race-Six furlongs Motilla %
=. heln' to /, won, with Matte Lee
second and Ulysses third. Time 1:15.
?, hlrd Race-Six and a half furlongs.
B Den Brown, l0S, Thorpe, 6 to 5, won, with
1:2lh. 'i'iiu' lime
t.I rourth Race-Telegraph stakes, seven
luIIohgs. Ben Holiday, III, Perkins. to
won with Harry McCouch second and
"Imper Ego third Time I: a.
MI ruin Race-Eight and half furIongs !
I1ools' W, Britton, to l. won, with The |
liS2. ''''iu lime
,o 9lNIh Race-Six furlongs. Irish Lady, |
o, thorpe TO s. won, with Refugee |
''cond and Lawanda third. Time 1l4%. |