New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-08
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Washington Nov THE Virginia Jockey Club :
meeting al St Asaph continued to-day after
a postponement since Saturday, the object of which
was to let the New Workers return home TO vote.
Most of these pilgrims are on hand again bu;
the air of confidence with which these 1rlehds OF
the snort left town is missing to-day. Although no
figures are as yet obtanable 10 the fate of the
constitutional amendments. 1t is generally conceded
that they have been carried, and horsemen OF all
classes are dumfounded at the result Many
thought the fight would be bitter one. but Few
really believed that their favorite sport would be
wiped out Many bet heavily that it would not be-
and tonight seem almost willing to settle up The
management is endeavoring to secure permission
from the Jockey Club continue the meeting until
December 81. They applied to the Jockey CluD last
Thursday and the matter was 10 have been settled
Monday. but as yet no answer has been re-
ceived
The first went to Leonardo, who was an odds
on favorte. Griffin rode him. and had little diff
Guilty in getting him home I'm front Tuscan was
the choice of the knowing ones in the second race
but he failed to land the purse. Amsterdam taking
the lead at the start and holding II to the end.
Mcintyre the third race, but If Tarai had
had clear sailing with Ed Kearney the result might
have been different. for. after being shut out twice
and badly crowded by Facto,um. he finished at the
was close call for the position of favorte in the
fourth race between Lady Adams, Star Actress ana
pTce until before the close When
ess became the choice at to ). The latter should
i and Star Actress beat her a short length The
stewards called Carrgan into the stand ana ea9
Restraint won the fifth race. He was at long
Of n s sas dp but kscs kept
third to the srech then moved up ana al tne enr
tS en che The oneck Stable had good thing for
9m sn e and PSn' S
Mldstar was second and Bizarre third and
when a' told Of the action Of the Jockey club in re-
gard TO the horses running N the name Oh w. sapts
i've to-day Restraint winning S They w %er svnS %
fused was not received until after be1 ne apd w r
MAD main oe un nssa tue meeting ends He had the
to-day on Ed Ksaey IN the ns hTd .e raee H inter-
fered with by Keefe. who was riding facto'"h''
FIRST RACE-seling. Six furlongs.
Thomas wslshs ,6 b. n dsNna5do by Long rawh'
Pelham mniT Stables St eh g. i little By ioa
!, E. MeDonaids ch g. Old dominion. 4. 10 CMdse-
ISrmer Ioi penn and Pulitzer % Nacey) also ran
10 ?n d to sn s. T to- Billy 10 to
Won by head lengths between second and third
SECOND RACE-For maiden two-year-olds; special
weights. Six and one-haf furlongs
j. F. Ludwigs b. Amsterdam. by Inspector B'-Pre-
s M sr rec en- e. Tuscan isiidgeleyj
~ ITO Gear liz, dttieheld Little Ella lo7
tKeefe and Paanhus eeldns 1o' tear lo') oDosge'o'
Betting ms to and and = Tuscan il 10
Won by half length: eight lengths second and
third.
THIRD RACE-For three-yearolds special weights al
Iowances. Seven furlongs
v. S4 IS car pr io MSnsyT' by
P PsnSss sh Governor nrf shedhan 2 tribe:
Fac,otum io2 (Keefe also ran. Time-l Sos..
80 and sS Governor sheehan
Won by a length; lengths between second and
third.
FOURTH RAcE-For FLIES. One and one-elshth miles.
rar IhsDaa's yr s' ss N r. Doggeto
Burridse Bros.s b. f. Baroness g. 90 Gar go Car
w Two WOOD. b. T. Lady Adams ss (Kss,s.
ia q asy ADAMS s ana and nc
Won by a length; three lengths between second
and third
FIFTH RACE-Selling. One mile
w. Woods ch. G. Restraint. by Rayon d'or-ouaran-
tine ne, yTs 100 10 Sc Michael 4 81 Naceyj
H. K Vingut's CHI g. setauket. 3, 81 Ccar 90, Gar
W sa 81 q Dosseo and JOdAn iis cDOsse'o'
Betting-Restrant to and II to 5; ST. Michael. 10
20 s and even; sctauket. 4 to and to O.
Won by half a length; length between second and
third.
SIXTH RAcE-For two-year-olds; selling Five turongs.
G.. T. Leachs b: High Point Belle, by vocaiic--
Frances l.; s5 10 Carrigan) loo . ZOO
Morris & Co.'S oh. f. Bizarre. % (Nacey) .
Apprentice 1O4 tCouider: Etesan, lOi (car, 1O5 a.
Tribe Velvet Rose 1OI Nyons ST. vincent ~ tkeeie),
and Thyra. 81 Or. DoggetD. also ran. Time-1:O3
Bettpg-High Point Belle. to and to /; Midstar.
to and to g Bizarre. to and to D.
Won by lengths length between second and third
The entries for tomorrow follows:
First race. mie-Copyright. 1l6: Judge Morrow.
no. Hume. O3 Seauke 1O2; Pulitzer 9s; Bonaventure.
%.
Second six and half furlongs-Star Actress 12;
Third race seven furlongs-Mley. ZIG; Doggett, l2;
Mckee. Ill Phoebu 10; Oily Gamin los. Lo Bengula.
106: Tartuhe 81: Emma. rs
Fourth five and half furongs-Iady Violet: 1l9;
Derfargils. Ia Ed Kearney. III; Prince George 81
Miss Dixie "a.
Fifth mle-Tom Skdmore. 1902; Miss Dixie,
90: Little Matt. 90; Rebecca Rowett hly, ~
Sixth race a half furongs-We Weinberg. III:
Nero 10; FTirt and Longbrook los each VIII Elliott
and Prince John. 10i each; Pochino, TO-
ANOTHER SALE OF TROTTING HORSES.