The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1903-11-09
prsT HORSES NOW CHARTERED AT
SAVANNAH TRACK ARE ENTERED.
HONOLULU WILL START
HIS LAST TIME HERE.
,,1r,T OLD CAMPAIGNER WILL BE
FIRED AFTER. TO-DAY's RACE.

rrrocl, Promises to Be in Perfect
Condition and Will BE Unusually
post-The Five Winning FavOrites
saturday Left the Talent i'm Good
condition for an Onslaught on
the BOOOks-TO-mOrrOw Pro-
or,mme Will Permit of the Entry
of Number of Horses Now
uorred by the Conditions of the
Races.
The card that is presented to the pa
.rons of the races at the Fair Grounds
for to-day is perhaps the best that has
over been made up during any meeting
hold on the Savannah course. The high
est class of horses now in the stables
here have been entered, and the open
ing of the second week of the meet
will be signalized by some of the best
snort to be seen anywhere.
Roolkmaker Benny Falk,' who is now
on his way to New Orleans, said yes
+erday afternoon that with the differ
ence that the purses were larger and
there were some few good horses at the
Crescent City track, that the card pre-
scented for turf lovers in Savannah for
to-day was as good as any that would
he prepared during the meet at New
Orleans, and the horses are the same
that will start there.
The three-days' sport last week has
already convinced Savannah people
THAT never before has such high class
of snort been presented for their ben
eft. The horses ran consistently with
out the slightest indication that every
one was not getting a run for his
money, the prices were good, the fav-
orites rewarded their hackers right
along. and taken altogether everyone
was convinced that Savannah was now
having a real race meeting with ex-
hibtions of some of the hardest fought
contests possible to be arranged for the
turf.
First Race To-day.
The first race will prove hard pick
ing for the talent. If he is up to
race over Again should be able TO
win, even with the heavy impost. Hero
inc. who is in at SO pounds, has cover
ed some fast five furlong trials, and
should be up to a race to-day and
make the leader hustle. She is much
favored and will probably be an even
favorite or close second choice.
Snecure looks good at the light
weight and may be rated to come
in for the short end of the purse. En-
nett Orr's impressive race Saturday
will attract many to him, though It
is hardly probable that he will be able
70 ou+fOot Sl1rh cOmnanv as he will be
running in.
The second looks like pipe for
Wiseacre. He will have to beat Moor
HON ,and Louise Meining. Moorhen
won her last out, and is fast as light
ming for five furlongs. She has been
sick, however for the past few weeks
and may not be up to a race. Louise
Meinng will no doubt be as good as
third. &sSk@
Third Event a Puzzle.
The third event will prove puzzler,
bringing together the very fastest of
the runners. Honolulu carries top
weight, and is generally favored, but
whether or not the Star Ruby gelding
can outfoot the younger horses the dis
lance is the question. Were it a mile
and a sixteenth or even a mile there
would be nothing to it but Honolulu.
However the old horse likes the go
Ms, anu AS pCluotpS Tie SdICSI plOPOoA-
ton in the race for first place. The
second place lies between. Kentucky
Middle, Kohnwreath and DR.. Guern-
'ey. Guernsey will have many follow
Prs in view of his excellent form now.
His race Saturday was a most i'm
pressve one, and he will probably be
Installed at short price in the bet
ting The distance will be a little long
Tor the fast mare, Queen L. She has
more fondness for the six furlongs.
The fourth looks easy for Joe Buck
ley, who was the victim of a very
poor ride by Stewart his last out.
Buckley, in the opinion of many, would
nave won had it not been for Stew
arts carelessness. Judge Russwurm
said he believed Stewart practically
threw the race away, and the boy was
soundly berated. Whitsie and Within
VIII be dangerous contenders, and will
probably run two, three.
With the light weight up in the
fifth, Dick Ripley should deliver the
goods. Cerra Santa carries 118 the six
turlongs, and no doubt will be second
TO the fast gelding. Bedlam should
run as good as third according to
form