The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-15
RUNS OF THE RACERS.
Eusenia Wicks Makes "a Runaway of
II at Oakley.

New York, July 14-It was dull and
cherries at Brighton Beach to-day, and
the racing had little of interest. Rain
came down in full force just before the
fifth race and turned the track into a mud
bath after it had dried out a little from
the furious rain of yesterday. Summaries:
First Race-One and sixteenth miles.
E,staca, to 3, won, with Declare. 20 to l.
second, and Ben Elder. ID to 8, third. Time
1:54 3-5.
Second Race-Five furlongs Sanders. 8
to ., won, with Danforth. to ], second,
and Yankee Sam, 20 to /, third. Time
1:06i5.
Third Ra6e-six furlongs. Harry Reed,
to >. wen with Premier. to l, second,
and Set Fast, to ], third. Time lis.
Fourth Race-The Distaff. five furlongs.
Juda, to /. won, with L'Alouette, l to 4,
second, and Colonial Dame, to 4, third
Time 10515.
Fifth Race-one mile. Hanlon 7 to /.
won, with Beaufort, to I. second, and
Rife, TO ?, third. Time ! :47at
Sixth Race-Six furlongs. Successful. 8
to /, won, with Hi Daddy. to /, second,
and Orion, even third. Time 1:19
Cincinnati o., July IA fair sized
crowd Witnessed some very exciting sport
at Oakley to-day. The weather was de-
lightful, and the track fast. in the fifth
race Eugenia Wicl1s and Panmure we're
equal favorites at even money. Eugene
Wicks made a runaway race Of II, while
Panmure had all he could do to get the
place. After the race the judges ordered
Jockey Beauchamp into the stand and af-
ter an investigation>he was suspended In
definitely for not making a stronger effort
with Panmure.
All bets were declared off in the second
race as the owner of Voodoo could not
give a complete pedigree and fully iden-
tify his horse. Summaries:
First Race-Five and a half furlongs
Krlss Kringle 70 l, won, with Sacket, 70
TO I, second, and Flop, 500 10 ], third
Time 1904.
second Raee-slx furlongs. Frontman.
S 10 /, won. with Rchfield. 10 TO /, sec
ond and Cyclone, to 1. third. Time
1l7ii.
Third Receive and One-half furongs.
My Maryland, 70 l, won, with Azucena,
20 10 l. second and Allie Belle. u to j,
third. Time Ill.
Fourth Race-One mile. l.. W. 2 to l.,
won. with Elsina, TO l, second and J.
=. b., TO !, third. Time 1:44ih.
Fifth Race-One mile. Eugenia Weeks.
even. won, with Panmure, even. second
and Harry Gaines, y 70 !, third. Time
/ 1:iiis
Sixth Raco-one mile Prosecutor. 20
| /, won, with Fresco. s 60 /. second and
\ Lamoore, IS TO /, third. Time las.
81. Louis. No. July 1.-Two favorites
won at the fair grounds to-day. The
weather was cool and the track fast. At
| tendance $500. Summaries:
First Race-One mile and twenty yards.
| Jack Bradley. to 1. won. with Virginia
] NJ, to 4, second, and Rucben Rowett, -
] TO 1, third. Time 1851.
second Race-Six and a half flrlones. l.
| NJ. b., 10 TO i, won, with Ferris Hartman,
even, second, and zarina. Il to o. third.
| Time t.22ik.
l. Third Race-Seven furlongs. Harry
| Duke. to ], won, with Aquinas. II 70 8.
second, and Buckvidcre, z to 10. third
| Time 1884.
Fourth Race-Aiile and sixteenth. Lin
/ da. z 10 8, won. with Madeline. 10 1. see
ond, and Schiller. rs to 4. third Time i;igih
Fifth Racc-Milo and twenty yards. For