The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-09-02
PRINCES OF THE PADDOCK.
Hamburg Gives the OId-Timers a
Good Race at shcepshead.

Good Race at Shcepshead.
Cincinnati, Sept 1.-Two 10 to shots.
two favorites and a second choice divided
honors at Newport to-day. The track was
fast up until the last race when a heavy
rain and wind storm came up and the time
was slow for that race:
First Race-Six furlongs Gid Law,
to g. won, with Virgie O., Z 10 ?, and to l,
| second, and Horace, TO l, third. Time
| 113%.
Second Race-One mile. Elisha, 10 TO l,
won, with Elgitha, % to !, and TO /, sec
| ond, and Evaline, to 10, third. Time
/ 1A2A
Third Race-Five and a half furlongs.
/ Han Dor, 1 to 3, won. with Udah, 200 to
! l, and 40 to ], second, and High Admiral,
100 to I, third. Time 108lA.
| Fourth Race-Six furlongs. Peggy, 10 to
| /, won, with Harry Thoburn, Z TO 2, Sec
ond, and Pete Kitchen, to l, third. Time
| 1862.
| Fifth Race-Six furlongs. Old Center
| to !, won, with Pouting, 10 to ], to l.
second and Turtle Dove, 20 to l, third
! Time lis
New York, Sept. 1.-The attendance at
sheepshead Bay to-day was large and
track good. The chief event of the day
was the Flight stakes, at seven furlongs,
in which the great 2-year-old, Hamburg,
essayed race with such older horses as
! Requital and Flying Dutchman. Hamburg
| put up grand race, but was compelled
10 give way to Requital in the stretch. In
| the first race Previous, who was left at
the post in the futurity, was the favorite,
| nearly all the money going i'm on him. The
rest Of the lot being only nibbled at. He
| got a good start this time and managed
| to stay in front for a couple of furlOngs,
! when he gave it up and Aratoma made
the pace. In the last furlong Attainment
came with a rush and won handly.
First Race-Five furlongs. Attainment,
10 to l. won, with Aratoma, Is to l and 5
to l. second, and Blue Beard, 6 to l. third.
| Time, 02 1-5,
Second Race-One mile. Cavalero 9 to
2, won, with Renssela, to 10, and to 3,
second and Lord Seeny, 10 to g. third.
| Time Al 1-5
Third Race-The Flight. seven furlongs.
Requital. Z TO 8, won, with Hamburg, to
2 and to 5, second. and Flying Dutchman,
II to 8, third. Time 1:26 3-5.
Fourth Race-One mile and three-six-
teenths. Ben Holiday, 10 to s, won, with
| Lehman, to 1 and to l, second, and
Rondo, to /, third. Time 2:02
| Fifth Race-Six furlongs Rodermond,
| to /, won, with lambert, 80 to l and
to l, second, and Hugh Penny to 2, third.
Time liza 1-5.
! sixth Race-MlneOla nuIule, TWO Hllies'
Walter, 2 to l, won, with Baby Bill, to
l and 8 TO 3, second, and Sir Vassar, TO 2,
third. Time 3:51.
st. Louis, Mo, Sept -Four heavily
played favorites and second choice won
at the fair grounds to-day. Basquil. an
odds-on favorite, was nosed out in the
second event by Ransom, long shot The
third event at seven furlongs was run
in heats, Polly Hatton winning. Weather
fair and track fast. Attendance good.
First Race-One mile. Frontier. to 2.
won with Reuben Rowett to l, and
even, second, and Mary Barnes, 20 to /,
third. Time 1:43%.
Second ace-Three-year-olds, one mile.
| Ransom 20 to !, won, with Basquil, even,
and to 5, second, and Fly, to 2, third.
Time 1:42A.
Third Race-Heats, five furlongs First
heat: Polly Hatton, to 5, won, with
Frank DAILY, to !, and 8 to l, second,
and Garnet Ripple, 80 to l, third. Time
1903
Second heat-Polly Hatton to 10, won,
with Terrier, 8 to 2, and even. second, and
| John Corbin 100 TO 1, third. Time 1904.
Fourth Race-One mile and two yards.
May Galop, even, won, with Linda, to
8, and to 5, second, and Goldbaind, 20
to /, third. Time 1:43.
Fifth Race-Six furlongs Madeline, Z to
Il, -
| and Bridget, even, third. Time liza.
Sixth Race-Five and one-half furlongs.
| Flora c., 3 to l. won, with Liebe Rose,
Z to 2, second. and Kings Pom, Is I'd l,
third, Time 1:0O12.
Hartford, Conn, Sept. 1.-Seven heats
were trotted by the 2:SO horses at Char
ter Oak park to-day without decision
being reached. After capturing the Sec
ond and third heats George Anna looked
like a sure winner. On account of break
in the next heat SHE dropped to last place,
and two breaks caused her 10 be shut out.
Nearly all the finishes in this race were
close and the three horses who still re-
main in, appear to have an even chance,
judging from to-day's form.
Oakland Baron was really never serious,
ly bothered in the 2:14 trot, Valencia, who
was expected to set the pace, never TAX
| ing the lead in the whole three miles.
The pacing race was well contested.
| Bright Regent took this heat, when Gull
nette broke and Pearl Onward made three
hard fights for first place. She drove the
winner so hard in the last heat that
Bright Regent, after losing on break, was
shut out.
Marion Mills paced the mile to-day
without driver or sulky, in 2:10A.
2:S0 class. trotting, purse $500 (unfinish-
ed) Emily won fourth and seventh heats
and sixth heats. Time Pisa 2:16A, Town
Lady won first heat. Time 2:13i4. George
Anna won second and third heats. Time
PISA; 2:1SA. Taconis. Derby Lass, Rene
and Jib Albert also started.
214 class, trotting, purse $1,000. Divided
Oakland Baron won first three heats and
race. Time 2;13A; 2;13A; 2:1315. Chaplain
Jack. Blackseth, Valence. Russell Egbert
and Newburger also started.
2O7 class, pacing. Purse $1,000, divided
Guinette won first third and fourth heats
and race. Time 2;10h; 2:06%; 2064. Bright
Regent won second heat. Time 2:0SI5
Pearl Onward, Badge and Ben D. also
started.
Cheney made complaint to the judges
that Spear. driving Rene, fouled Town
Lady at the first turn in the second heat
of the 2:30 trot The judges set Rene back
to last place. She finished fifth.
THE GEORGIA FISH HATCHERY.