The Washington times., 1894-11-22
LICENSE TO Be RETAINED
St. Asaph Track Will Stick to the
Jockey Club Until December I.
WILL GO-AS-YOU-PLEASE THEN
Virginia Jockey Club Will Not Break Away
from the Governing Body Of Racing in the
East Until the Licensed Limit Has Ex-
pired-sandowne and Darkness Finish.

Treasurer ]. N. Kirk, of the Virginia
Jockey Club, said yesterday it had finally
been decided by the club to continue the st.
Asaph meeting, under the license granted
the jockey club, until Decemer l as originally
contemplated. After that time the license
will expire, and the racing will go on inde-
pendent of any governing body outside the
local club. This decision will bar outlawed
horses from racing at st. Asaph until the end
Of the present month.
The present corps Of officials will remain
until the expiration of the license, and then
be succeeded by new men. 1t is highly prob
able Secretary Mcintyre will take much
needed rest after November 80 and give way
TO some other person. There has bean some
friction among the club officials over the
matter of prolonging the meeting and other
questions, but things appear rosy enough on
the surface.
Yesterdays early morning rain made the
track slow, but the weather overhead could
not have been improved. The racing was
fairly interesting, the finish in the fifth race
beinga corker, Sandowne Just getting his nose
in front of Darkness. The original third race
was declared of and au extra affair substi-
tuted, which proved a gift to Owlet. r.
Bradley got second money in the second and
sixth races with his mare Panway. Sum
maries:
First race. Six and one-half furlongs- Handi-
cap for tWo-year olds Purse, $3.50 Time, l:2b13
Hermanita l02J5 & 70 (Penn) )................. /
Moderocio, 9S TO (Grifdn) n)...................
DreIbund 107, to Sims ..................... 3
Derelict, 1lO (Dogget), 9 to 2, and Etesian, 9S
| (Nacey), 25 TO l, also ran.
gleyarlv n neck a length
between second and third. hoderocio and Drei-
bund made the running TO the stretch when
Drebund slipped and gave way TO II iermsnita,
VINO wore ModerOcio down and won by neck
sims had To pull up TO keep Dreiband from
falling,
second race-Five and one-half furlongs All
ages Selling Purse, $3.50 Time, l:l24
Win Elliott l0i, 9 to 20 a. Tribe) ).............
Panway, IS, 9 10 (H Brown ..................-
Longbrook 10, 10 (Doggett). ).....-...-.-.-.-.
Commodore Roughan, e8 IF. Duffy, 100 10 /,
! and Iormentor, lo7 lBlake), l2 TO i also ran.
Good start. Won galloping by three lengths,
! eight lengths between second ana third Wlll
/ Elliott opened up big gap in the first turlong
| ana could never be caught
Third race-Six furlongs TEo-year-olds. Sell
ing Purse, $3.50 Time, l.l9.
McKee, 107, 10 70 GRIMM Observation-Disclosures.
PhUbus, i03, TO (Nacey) ey).-........-.-...-.....
Red Top, 103 So l (Bergenl. ..-......,........ 3
Good start Won driving by a half length,
| twelve lengths between second and third Nc
/ Kee and FhGbus raced as team clear TO the
/ last sixteenth pole when Mckee got a lengths
advantage which was maintained 10 the wire.
/ Red Top was beaten OIL.
! Fourth race-Five and half furlongs. Beaten
/ horses. Selling Purse, $3.50. Time, i;l21G
Black Hawk, IO219 13 10 10 penn. .....-........
Polydora, 100 10 10 lGrifin) )--........-.......
Senator Vest, los, 13 10 tE. Tribe)
CIarus, 95 IL Brown, 90 to !; Kilkenny, 10Sl5
! Qendruml, 30 TO /, and GOV. Fifer, 81 (R Dog
! gett), 20 10 /, also ran.
Fair start. Won galloping by i've lengths,
| four lengths between second and third. Black
/ canter- folydora as easily getting the place
Fifth race-One mile. All ages Selling
! Purse, $3.50 Time, 1:4G.
| Sandowne 1O4. 10 tE. Tribe) ...... ..........
Darkness, I09 TO ,Oriflin).
Star Actress, l03, 60 10 r. Doggett)...... 3
Yocality, Il (T Powers), 100 to l, and West
! chester l02 PENN 3 20 !, also ran.
Fair start Won driving by a head, three
| lengths between second and third. Sandowne
| and Darkness made the running together, max
! ing beautiful race TO the wire, sandowne WIN
| ming by the shortest OF heads
| Sixth race-Six furlongs. All ages. Selling.
! Purse, $3.50. Time 1191@.
/ OwIet, q6, 10 tR DoggetD tD....................
Panway, l0s, to "a. Brown )..................
FideliO, l0S IL TO lLamley) y)...................
! Jack Rose, los q. Duffy. 30 TO /, also ran.
| Good start Won easily by three lengths, one
| length between second and third PanWay led
! for One-eighth and then gave way 20 Owlet, who
/ was the easiest Of winners Panway tired in the
! stretch, but lasted long enough to beat out
| Fidelio for the place.