The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-05-24
A FINE CARD AT MORRIS PARK.
ST. MAXIM BEATS KEENAN, AND
BELMAR N THE GOTHAM.

The Mile Run in 14Isf-IntermissiOn
Captures the Ladies Handicap for
FnIies Al Odds OF ; 10 1-HOrnpipe
wins the Handicap for Three
Year-Olds and Upwards.
Norris Park Race Track. May 2s.-Fine
weather, a large crowd and an excellent
programme were the features here to-
day.
The principal event on the card was the
race for the Gotham stakes, a handicap
Tor s-year-olds and upwards. and it was
captured by St. Maxim. the favorite.
without a semblance OF an effort from
keenan,. with Belmar third.
TIE Ladies stakes for FLIES, Swear
oI6s. was won by Intermission. an to
] shot. to the surprise of every one. One
Love was considered a sure winner.
ana vas sent TO the post 1 10 favorite.
a summary follows;
First Race-Seven fur!ongs, Glenmoyne,
III Hamilton, even, won, with Domingo
second and Aurelian third. Time 100.
second Race-FiVe furlones. Horo-
scope, los. DoggetI II 20 ~ Won with
I-doiin second ana Golden Dream third.
Third Race-The Gotham, handicap
for 3-year-olds and upward, one mile. 81.
Keenan, second and Belmar third. Time
Fourth Race-The Ladies, for fillies. 3
vear-old, enc mile. lntermlssion. JOB,
IJttledeld, 10 ], won, with Cassette sec
ond and ST. Agnes third. Time l;l5i2-
Fifth Race-One mile. Premier g.
Coyle. 10 TO l, won, with Cromwell sec
0nd and The Swain third. Time l:42,
sixth Race-Handicap for 5-year-olds
and upwards one mile and a furlone.
H'ornpipe, 12l. Hamilton, / TO 3. won, with
TOnsdale second and Prig third Time
1:57is Eclipse finished first but was dis
qualified for foulng Hornp-pe'
Chicago. May 28.-Over 5000 people saw
Nikita win the Lakeside handicap at Lake
side to-day All the favorites were bowled
over. Ike Brown, winner Of the Stock yards
Derby was a four 10 five tayorlte' Dut
that event from q racing STANDPOINT was
a farce. a summary:
First Race-Six furlongs. Lucinda, lO2
Warren, to l, won with Cgnarder sec
,n3 and b. +. Fly, Jr., third. Time l;Il12
second Race-FOur turlCngs. Ethel ar
rel lOl, Hauhersou, 6 to l. won with De
vo.r second and Evauesca third. lime 90
Third Race-FiVe turlonSs, owners nan
dicap. Rubber Neck, 50, ftathers9H, 70 z
Won, with Irene Woods second and III
Henry third. Tine 1:Wl2. 80
Fourth Race-StOck Yards DERBY, nan
mile. catchweights. Ike Brown, <Beuder,
4 10 s. won, with II. Farrell second ana
Lady c. third. Time :55la.
Fourth Race-Lakesi0e Handicap, mile
Nikita. 90, Clay, . to J. Won with hedshlh
second and Kamsin third. Time 1857.
Sixth Race-S.X turlOngs. GlenOld, lOl,
Ia-bersaG, to ., won, with queen Bess
second and COnnemara third. Time l:ll.
seventh Race-SeVen turlonSs. lngOmar,
S. Everett, TO J. won, with waterman
second and Simmons third. Time 1:29A.
Oakley. O., May 23.-The track was deep
in mud and all the winners with one ex-
ception We're long shots. The attendance
was small. A summary;
First Race-FoUr and a half furlongs.
Scarf Pin, 1913, Williams 10 to /, won, with
Orirnar second and J. Walter third. Time
Second Race-Slx and one-haf furlongs.
Landseer, SO, Dupee, 10 10 l, won, with
Hurlburt second and Richheld third. Time
] .26l2.
laird Race-Five furlongs. Roy Carru-
TIERS 113, Walker, 8 70 10, won, with Il. f.
v, second and Cherry Leaf third. Time
Fourth Race-NIile and a sixteenth. The
Lonsantivine stakes, value 5000. Caesa-
rian, 10, Perkins, 2 TO ], won, with Lady
1nez second and Semper Lex third. Time
Fifth Race-One mile. Gallon dor, 112,
Vankuren, 10 to !, won, with Ben Holiday
second and Hardenburg third. Time
sixth Race-Six and a half furlongs.
Harry Shannon, So, Dupee, 20 to !, won
with Chicot second and Hanlon third.
Time 1:24A.