The Washington times., 1894-11-16
SURE THINGS WENT WRONG
But One First Choice Landed the Purse
at ST. Asaph Course.
HARD LINES ON THE PUBLIC
Prince George Was the Only Favorite to
Score, the Remaining..Five Races Going to
Second Choices and outsiders-R. Brad
Iey's Panway Winner at Juicy Odds.

When the talent looked over the card yes
terday at st. Asaph, the general opinion was
four Of the events were cinches, but the re-
suits demonstrated the uncertainties of horse
racing and that there is nothing sure but
death and taxes. Jack OF Spades, Flirt, Dog
gett, and Prince George were certain winners,
but the last named was tie only one 10 score.
While R. Bradley has not stable of
cracker-jscks, he somehow or other gets in
heat and always at long odds. Yesterday he
had Panway in the third race, and the mare
closed at 20 TO l. She didn't do a thing but
win, defeating Flirt very cleverly. Sims
might have won with the latter had he made
his run little earlier. The attendance was
large and the seventeen books had plenty of
business, the betting being very heavy. Sum
naries:
First race-one and one-half miles Maiden
two-Olds. Selling Purse, $500. Time, O5O
Nineveh, lOS 1 TO GRIMM n)....................
Buckeye, 100, y 10 III Brown. ................ 2
Elise Morrison ally. les, 10 SIMS. )..........
Festival, l03 Penn, !, Pretence, 96 (Nacey),
10 !; Flash, SS15 II. Clark, 100 to l; Maringo
IO9 Banks. 100 10 !; Eliza beth FLY, 1885
(Bergenl, 20 10 !, and Son Erreur, I05 (E. Tribe)
20 to !. also ran
Fair start. Won driving by head, g head be-
tween second ana third. taStiTGI led INTO the
stretch, when there was q general closing up,
heads separating four of the horses at the I'm
ish.
Second race-six furlonga All ages Purse
S309 Time, I:l6.
DerfargiIls, ia, 5 to Doggett) ...............
Jack of Spades, I12, 10 Grimm. )............. 2
Harrington, l09, 6 TO Sims
Gov. Fifer, 90 tCoudrier), also ran.
Good start. Won easily by length and half,
q head between second and third. Jack Of Spades
hIor~
home, when Derfargilla came through and won
| easily.
Third race-Six and one-half furlongs Finies
of all ages. Selling Purse, $500 lime, 1:22ll.
Panway, l07, 90 to (E Tribe. /
Flirt, T09, 10 Sims s)............ .......... 2
Robusta, lO9, TO DoggetO. O................... 3
Baroness, lO4 (Lamleyl 80 to /; Melody, 1Oi
PENN, y 10 i and White Wings, lOi lKeefel, 200
10 !, also ran.
Fair start Won cleverly by head four
lengths between second and third. Panway was
in front throughout and Sims could not quite get
Flirt up al the finish, making his run too late
Fourth race-Five and one-half furlongs Two
year-olds. Selling. Purse $500. Time, 1:1016
Flush. 1924, 70 TO 1amley). ey)................. l
D0ggett; los - TO 10 tDoggetI) )....-..........
Phoebus, lO9, 10 10 penny Observation-Disclosures.
Bizarre, SO (Keefe), 10 !; MiIey, I12 (BergeD)
II to 3; Velvet Rose l0l tNacey), 100 to and b.
ingdoa, q tF Clark. 20 to l, also ran.
Struggling start. Won easily by three parts of
a length, a length and ahalf between second and
third. Miley and Dcggett We're in front for a
quarter and then Flush took command, winning
very easily.
Fifth race-Seven furlongs All ages. Selling.
Purse, 500. Time, l:2SA
Prince George, 10, . to SIMS ............. l
Copyright, 10, l6 70 (Bergen) .............. 2
Nero, l07, 40 TO lCottrell) )...................
Blue Garter 10 tF O'Leary), 800 to 8, also ran.
Gsod start Won galloping by length and a
half, five lengths between second and third
Sims kept Prince George under a pull, letting
Copyright cut out the running to the stretch,
when the former easily went to the 'front.' the
winner never being fully extended
Sixth race-one mile. Selling. Purse, $500,
Time, l:42.
Setauket, 90, to {Keefe). efe)..............1 /
Mcintyre, l0S, TO !, SIMS. 9
Plenty, i03 TO (Gririn) ..... ............... 8
Speculation, 99lh LLqInly), 2 TO I; Star Actress
l02 PENN, 100 TO !, and Jodan), 10sk Doggett)
IS 10 ], also ran. ,
Good start Won easily by two lengths, six
lengths between second and third. Plenty and
setauket were in front well into the stretch
when the latter drew away aad won hands down.
Entries for To-day.
First ;ace-One-half mile High Poiut Belle,
los; Rod man B., I05; Jewel, 96: Tartuffe 90:
Edna Nav. lO2; EnchHntress y8: Punch. 109.
PsrtheniR, 80; Midstar, I02, and Doggett, I0S
Second race-Three-fourths of a mile Little
Billy. l09 ST Michael, IG9; Westchester, 112;
Senator Vest, IO7; White Wings, 100, and Old
Third race-one mile. little Mai, 90: GaliIee,
III; Ed Kearney, Ill; Carus 90; Connors, %;
Gallatin 93 Charter, &c. Pulitzer, 93; Baroness,
90, and Paris, SO.
Fourth ace-Five-eighths of mile Wern-
berg, l05; Panway, 93; Maggie Smith and Willie
McAulifie, so each: Black Hawk, SO; Prince John,
90; Sappho Grampian, and DiaboIus 80 each,
and Long gbrook, l0S
Fifth race-Five-eiGhths of mile OwIet 1is;
Hermapita. Oily Gamin, Red Top, Fannie B.
and Moderocio, 100 zach: Buckeye, 90; Lady Rich
mond, 100, and Cockade, 110.
Sixth race-One mile Marshall, ITO; Nero, 109;
Little Tom 1G1; Jack Rose and Tiny Tim, log
each, and Leonardo, l03