The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-07-24
RUNS OF THE RACERS.
sun Glimpse Throws IsOm and the
Jockey Refuses to Ride Him.

Jockey Refuses to Ride Him.
Cincinnati, o., July 23.-While going to
the post for the second race to-day Sun
Glimpse threw Jockey Rob Isom and the
boy refused to ride hint The judges then
ordered all bets off and. sun Glimpse was
scratched. The horse is very bad actor.
This was an ideal ay for racing and
the crowd in attendance was a large one.
Three favorites and two long shots won
the five purses. The track was very fast.
1t is reported that the summer meeting of
the Queen City Jockey Club at Newport
will be declared of on account of the
turf congress rule recently passed prohibit
ing foreign books on tracks under its iu-
risdction. Summaries follow:
First Race-Five furlongs. Miss c., 70
to l, won, with Cuba Free, z to 9 second
and Locust Blossom, to 8, third. Time
1:03.
Second R@ce-Seven furlongs. Joe Clark.
to l, won, with La Wanda, to /, sec
ond, and Henry McCouch, to 5, third.
Time 1:2Sia.
Third Race--Five furlongs. Milstream.
il to 5, won, with Ben Frost to /, sec
ond, and Nor decai. - to l, third Time
7:O2A
Fourth Race--one mile. Indio. to 5,
won, with Lillian Mcdonald, Is 10 l. sec
ond, and Belle Bramble. to l. third.
Time 1:43A.
Fifth Race-one mile. Lakeview Palace.
even. won, with Gallante, 3 to l. second
and Czarowitz, to /, third. Time 1:42I5.
st. Louis, Mo. July 23.-One favorite
won at the fair grounds to-day. The track
was fast, the Weather hot and the atten
dance 5000 Summaries follow:
First Race-Maidpn 3-Nqar-olds Cd ft,r-
longs. Bob White, to 2, won, with Prac-
uuoner, to l. second, and Polka Dot
to l. third. Time 1;l64
Second Race--One mile. Silver Set. 20 to
1, won, with Earl Cochran, to /, second.
and Basquil, 4 to /, third Time 1:43
Third Race-Seven furlongs. Forsythe
10 TO l, won, with Jane 6 to 5. second, and
Trilby, 3 20 2 third. Time l:29
Fourth Race-Mile. Greyhurst to 9
won. with Madeline, 3 to 1. second, and
Linda, to s. third. Time l:4Is
Fifth Race-SiX and a half furlongs
Ardath, to /. won, with Elsie Barnes, 3
20 TO- second and Ferris Hartman, ~ 10 /,
third. Time 1:22la.
Sixth Race-For 2-year-olds, i've fur
longs. Loving Cup. to J. won, with Ma
rietta to l, second, and Bill Jackman, GO
to J. third. Time / :O3.
New York, July 23.-Although the track
liberal at Brighton Beach to-day, the
scratches were numerous. Summaries
follow:
First Race-Six furlongs Trillette. 10
to !, won. with Double quick, to ),
second and Purse Proud, 10 TO l, third.
| Time i:l634.
Second Raee-Five furlongs. Isabey. 8
to 5. won. with Kenmore Queen. S TO :,
second and Ella DAILY so to !, third. Time
| i:08ia
Third Race--Mile. Lincoln II, to 8, won.
with Passover, 10 to J. second and Deer.
slayer. S 10 3. third. Time 1.iiib.
Fourth Race-One and one-eighth miles.
Wolhurst, TO 5, won, with Ben Elder. 4
10 s. second and Refugee. 10 70 ]. third.
Time 1851.
Fifth Racc-Five furlongs. Danforth. s
to ?. won. with Lucid. s TO /, second and
Boy orator to 8. third. Time l:Ois,.
Sixth Race--Mile. Hapha1ard Z to 5
won. with Discount to 2. second aud
Manassas, TO /, third. Time l:4Ta.
Detroit Mich. July 23.-For the first
time since the Blue Ribbon meeting be-
gan Il became necessary to-day 70 carry
a race over from the day upon which A.
was originally programmed. The 2.23 class
/ trotting and the Chamber Of Commerce
/ purse for PAGERS produced such split heat
/ contests that two races were all that
could be finished. The races left over will
| h. decided tomorrow afternoon, and an
| other race will probably be given
! For the 2.23 class trotting, Hastings was
/ the strongest kind OF a favorite but after
/ winning one heat IL was evident that he
| could not win the race. and the public
| selected Katie, the mare recently pur-
! chased by President Butler OF the New
! York Driving Club from Charles Grifnth.
| Katie won the second heat, vida the third
! "A d afstU ma a.. a.
| easy for Grand Baron who won az he
pleased. out trotting Vida az the finish in
| each instance.
For the Chamber OF Commerce consoia.
ton stake, Walnut Lad was the favorite,
and he won the first heat, because For.
est Herr. who hnifhed first. was set back
for running. Hermctic took the next two
heats, but made mistake Ia the fourth,
which allowed Burr Patch 20 win 10. In
the nfth race Hcrmetie clearly outpaccd