The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-24
THE TALENT LED ASTRAY.
THET WE'RE ToLD THAT LITE OAK
COULD NOT WIN, BUT NE DID,

And There was Mueh Sorrow stst Asaph
saConsequence-TheO penlng Dash was
clever Race, sna Warriuston. the En-.
,or,,.. We, n, . Ne,n-s..s.w n.--n.,
No. ~. We. g.. A., a.. rr.-.-
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WIN
WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.A-The smart people the
talent who should know better than TO be caught
by such chaff, got landed high and dry in the
fourth race at st. Asaph to-day. The report was
most earnestly circulated that Live Oak, a colt
that outclassed his field by at least twenty
rounds was not at and that he could not possI-
bly, win. The ring posted 4 TO 6 at the opening
Of the betting, and gradually raised IL until to
could be had. The talent split up in halves,
one half playing setauket 10 win and the other
heart. breaker for the smart delegation, Live
Oak going TO the front at the drop OF the nag
and making an exhibition OF his opponents.
60. ., ,hs tno,--i,.oIs nd eed xhistlss
Ieoe. % ~. n ,,N., 80. 80 ,nt,S l+,NI
Lops Fridge S Was second and s setautet third
IN. taIent to-niobt are telling each other how n
, oaio.' "io '''i'''s 0'o" o'"'' nv" !"
happened.
For the opening dash the bulk of the money
,r.nt on IJarrIng,on hut tbs talont agreed. % a
"oh' VI ma insoon' ou' s'io ',ie"U esieeu' W
man, that Urania was the most dangerous COM
petitor Donohuc's speedy geldins would have to
contend with Asaconsequence orania carried
- much money for the place as Harrington did
Green B. Morris's handsome daughter of Sir
Modred, and the odds against her were battered
~ .s''.S,s =. az go. ,r,.h Ir.a,in "a ,,o.
.. .ne s.t ",,n Ia" u.s. amu WIS
starter Rowe told him that such tactics would
No, AZ .nd Good send.ofy was nnaiiv
my w. 49, -, a..
secured. Urania had the speed or the
pay, auu seS ,,, p ttS l,Ip.ah
when by dint of the hardest kind of riding
aImma not him lin In the leader Ed Kearnev
also closed up strong. The finish was a good
one, Harrington winning by only neck, while
Ed kearney was beaten by Uranis by only half
length for second money. Sufficient was In
terfered with on the upper, turn. Moderocio
showed a lot of speed. and will get race or two
Nero, the odds-on favorite. was beaten by, the
o TO chance, Shadow. in the second race. The
shade. down three furonss from home. Gold
Dollar was the pacemaker for nearly seven fur
9 th9 sbe
when Nero got through on the rail, but Shadow
Guilty by . good open length. Gold dollar was a
fair third. Nero's plate cut slice of shadows
of hind leg, and the tendon was exposed by the
hardly run again for some time. Had the blow
nave peen AT an END.
Bill DAILY sat in the grand staud and told his
,r len that Ar, "; M3oas was g4ihE 10 win tne
aessss are sDc@ And the PgSe
to . T9s with S SsGx yd af eo sd Ses s
last that simms was riding hard at tile head OF
and in drive beat the good thing 70 the
Wiz uy nsS ,,a al, nu, nal us
las been good thing half a dozen times this
hnt tn-d ha fra inns h., ,ntt la
Derfarsilla look ed like "peaches and cream
2 >, use common expression Of The talent TITO to
o % ensnce Prince John. went away like
,ocket, ana opened Up such gap that IL looked
3 The drive , through the stretch: however Der;
,im cieyeriy by a neck and shoulders in Il $50. |
he fastest time Of the meeting for six furlongs.
,wner. Simms came nearly causing a bad acci.
lent at the first turn BY pulling Little Billy |
hi S,a n .he s ne spd
lied TO his knees, He recovered Instantly and |
uned oy ah ssva mShaRR d1ag on rh
araiiIa- but the bootmabers would not accent |
he money.
, The last race for two-year-olds was . good
samaritan were the fayorites, but the former
snss cs .rs gop samartan OF 40 wds ma ana
al no chance IN oct mn The Scainer n brotbsr
o Galilee, was third. Forager passing him In the |
un home. Summaries:
FIRST RACE
pur.s s5oo for all Arcs. bandic.n. .ix fprlong.
'. Donohue's oh. g. Harrington, 3, by Mlser-6er.
trude 1873 lSimmsl.
ennal stables ch. 4 Urania liz tDoggett ;;....:.2
sufrcisns and Modsroeio also ran: 80 >'"
Time, 1:l6A
Rettna-Eyen money against Harrington, to I
rana. TO SUFFICIENT, 10 " Ed kearney, l2 to 1
pursa .olda nd selItno,
!. T. Jenninss's ch g. Shadow, 4, BY buchanan
&c nfrsf.y ~ wishards b q Nero. aged iI iIoa.
Woods; oh. q Gold Dollar, a o0x
pyiit.sI slso ran ' - Os ''''''''''
Time i.AoX
R.tting-Teo IN 2 on Nero n IN I a1ainst Gold Dol |
r. 20 i shadow is 70 Pulitzer ''N N''
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THIRD RACE.
Purse slo0, for maiden twoyear-olds: nve and .
,. II sSer1asn,. h rrusnernv NV g.nova,-y.,.
IL (DoggetO ,....:;.;.......:.,,....."l
7. Woodss cll 9. Golden Gate, Ill lSlmms),
annauan staDieb .. c. AmsteruAm, III tHana- |
wanl,: IL
Time I;IOA
nR-sIx to against Golden Oate q To I Trua-
snny,.f 10 Tuscan, o 10 l Pandora geldinE 70
aftheniA, IL 10 1 Amsterdam. |