The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-29
ST. ASAPH's FLYERS.
Three Favorites and Three Outsiders
the Winners.

Washington. Nov. 2s.-The weather at
/ St Asaph's to-day was rather chilly; the
attendance was good and the track fast
! The Spectators and bookies quit even
/ on the day. three favorites and three out
siders winning. None Of the outsiders,
! however, were second choice.
Noderocio was counted much the best
/ of those in the opening event and car
I ried most Of the straight money at to
down to to %. MOderocio early took
the front and was never headed, not be-
! ing driven until the last sixteenth.
In the second race Gov. Fifer was first
to show in front, followed by Trump.
They ran in this order before the bunch
until rounding into the chute, where Gov.
Fifer gave up and Trump looked like
winner. Right under the wire Kilkenny
came up rapidly and took the purse by
nose. Trump was a short length before
Uncle Jim, third. Runyon walked in last.
lame, after being in third place on the
back stretch
Mcintyre was a warm choice in the
third, selling al TO 8. Black Hawk set
hot pace and in the back stretch led
Mcintyre by four lengths and the others
twenty lengths or more. Coming down
the chute Mcintyre closed the gap and
won handily by a length and half Blue
Garter was three lengths behind Black
Hack.
The seven 2-year-olds in the fourth were
all more or less played to win. After con-
siderable delays Vocality, at to l. got off
in front TO a fair start. He was never
caught and won easily by five lengths,
with FOrager second and two lengths in
front of Asia, after the latter had run
away twice, once going all the way
around
Thurston. at to 5. carried the greater
part of the straight money in the fifth
Tiny Tim showed the way until well in
the back stretch, where Major General
took command and held it to the wire,
with George Dixon a length back, and the
same distance before Thurston.
Andrews and the Elise Morrison FLY
had a nip and tuck race on the boards
for the choice of bettors When the bugle
blew, Andrews had little the best of it
at to 5, the filly being quoted at II to s.
Meteor set the pace until the back stretch
was reached, where Elise Morrison 'filIy
moved to the fore and Andrews reached
third place. 1t was a lively scramble
from the last turn, and Andrews reached
the wire in the lead, the hlly next and
Navahoe third.
1t was officially announced to-day that
the racing will be continued at St Asaph's
track during the month of December. This
decision was reached after much deliber-
alton, and the members of the club
weighed every argument pro and con.
They concluded that as they were break
ing no laws, and as the weather in this
part of the country is generally good for
winter racing, they could see no reason
why the meeting should not be continued.
1t was desired to secure an extension of
the license from the jockey club, but all
efforts in that direction were in vain, and
as the probabilities are that there will be
no such organization next year, and if so
no way 10 govern, the Virginia association
concluded to sever its connection with II
and become an OUTLAW" Thomas FLYNN
ex-speaker of the New Jersey legislature.
who welded the flag at Gloucester, has
been engaged as starter and will be seen
on the block Saturday. The club has not
yet selected the judges.
Summaries follow:
First Race-Six and a half furlongs
Moderocio. lOS Simms to 20, won, with
buckeye' !lO' Penn, second and True Pen
ny third. Time 24ja
second Race-Selling, six furlongs. Kill
emmy los. keefe, to l, won. with Trump.
lO4, Penn, II to l. second, and Uncle lin.
1872 Banks, 10 to l. third. Time 1:17lb
Third Race-Selling. seven furlongs. Nc
lntyre, lO1, Simms to 5, won, with Black
Hawk, 96, Fl. Brown, to l, second and
Time 1:30 >'
Fourth Race-Selling six furlongs. Vo-
callty, 49, O'Leary, to /, won with For
ager, lOo Burren, to /, second, and Asia.
100, Finnegan, II to S. third Time I'M.
Fifth Race-Selling, seven furlongs. Ma
Jor General 1876, Griffin, to l, won. with
George Dixon, lO8, Simms, to !, second.
Time l 80 -
Sixth Race-Selling, six furlongs. An
ddrews, loO Lamley, 6 to 5. won, with Elise
morrison, flly, g. Griffin, II to 3, second
and Navahoe, 1915, CRANE, 10 to 5. third
Time 11714. UNI H.