The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-11-10
PLUNGERS LOSE AT PIMLICo.
FATHER BILL DALY'S ARABIAN
BEATS NORRIS BILLALI.

The Race Match For 5000 side.
Aunt sally Backed OF the Boards
But Never in 1t i'm the Running.
Premier and DOIandO Also Dump
the Talent by Running Unplaced.
Baltimore, Md, Nov. 9.-The races at
Pimlico to-day began with a match be-
tween Father Bill Days Arabian and
Morris Billali. 1t was a sequel to the
selling race squabble which began at Nor
ris park. Father Bill" rubbed his lucky
piece and beat the favorite by a length.
The track was heavy.
Aunt Sally was backed off the boards
for the second race but was never proml-
nent
The talent received another facer in the
succeeding race, when Premier and Do
lando ran unplaced.
Brisk and Tallahassee won their races
easily, and Fannie B. got home in front
of the favorites in the concluding event.
A summary follows:
First Race-Match for $500 EACH six fur
longs. Arabian, ITO, Simms, II to 10, won,
with Billah second. Time 1:19A.
Second Race-Maiden FLIES, half mile.
Naughty Girl. 1O7, Clifford, to l. won,
with Periodical second and Aunt Sally
third Time :51.
Third Race-Selling six furlongs. Run
away, 81, Neimeyer, to /, won, with De-
clare second and Louise N. third. Time
117A.
Fourth Race-Non-winners, mile and six
teenth. Brisk. 49, Simms, even, won,
with Bon Ami second and Counsellor
Howe third. Time 1884.
Fifth Race-Selling, five furlongs. Ia
kanassee. 1O7, Doggett, 4 to 8, won, with
Mohawk Prince second; no other starters
Time / :05A.
Sixth Race-Sellng, one mile. Fannie
B., 9S, Garrigan, to /, won, with Illusion
second and Olivia L. third. Time 1:46A.
I.atonia, KY, Nov. 9.-Three favorites.
a second choice and long shot finished
first in to-day's events. Rosinante, the
favorite in the second race. was beaten
by Lady Juliet at the liberal odds Of 50
to l. The weather was very cold and the
track good. A summary follows:
First Race-Seven furlongs. Old Cen
ter, 10S Dupee, to l, won, with Robin
son second and Bill Ellison third. Time
1914
Second Race-Five and one-half fur
longs. Lady Juliet, g. Randall, to /,
won, with Rosinante second and Taluca
third. Time 1909.
Third Race-One mile. Nimrod, 1O4,
Scherrer to 8, won, with Uno second
and Reprieve third. Time 1:43.
Fourth Race-Hurdle, one and one-quar-
ter miles. Scamp, 1876, Custer. to 1, won.
with Designer second and Uncle Jim third.
Time 2:2l$.
Fifth Race-Five furlongs. Earth. Fow-
Ter, to 5, won, with Kenosha second and
Estne Regina third. Time 1903.
Nashville, Tenn, Nov. "A big Mon
day crowd was out and saw a majority
of the favorites win at Cumberland Park
to-day. The track was faster than ii has
been at any time during the meeting, and
the contention was sharp. The favorites
who failed to land we're Eleanor Nc, in
the third race, and Elyria in the six fur
long dash for 2-year-olds, last on the
card. poor start spoiled Eleanor Nc s
chances of winning and Floreanna,
5 to 1 chance, took down the purse,
coming in three lengths before Fischer
and Austin. The favorite finished
fourth. Elyria was never prominent in
his race, the second choice winning. The
weather was clear and cold, and the track
good. summary follows:
First Race.-Purse $500, selling, seven
furlongs Commission, 106, Lendrum, 4
to 5, won, with Laverne second and Lot
tie Altar, third. Time 1:S1.
Second Race.-Purse, $780, for 2-year-
olds. five furlongs. Mamie Callan, 1O8.
Corder to 5, won with Grandy second
and Harry H. third. Time 102A.
Third Race.-Purse $500, selling, six fur
longs. Fioreanna, 1O1, Banks, 3 to l.
won, with Fischer second and Austin
third. Time 1:15i5.
Fourth Race.-Purse, $780, selling. six
furlongs. Pelleas, 49, Hart, 3 to 5, won,
pulled up by two lengths with lola sec
ond and Pete Kitchen third. Time 1:16.
Sixth Race Purse, $500, for 2-year-
olds, selling, six furlongs. Daisy Maree,
95. Charles, to l. won, with Glad Eyes
second and Overflow third. Time 1:16h.