The Washington times., 1894-11-13
GRIFFIN IN GREAT FoRM.
The Light-weiGht Jockey Rode Four Win
ming Mounts at 81. Asaph.

The Light-weiGht Jockey Rode Four Win
ming Mounts at 81. Asaph.
It was Grifin's day a. st. Asaph course yes
terday, he riding four winners out of FIVE
mounts On the other hand. Sims was not in
good form, he scoring but one winner out of
five mounts, ana his followers quit big loser
on the day. Fayorites were again very much
in evidence. five winning. while Midstar, at
5 to J. was the only outsider TO earn brackets.
The attendance was large and the betting
very heavy Good time was made in all the
events, as the track was in better CONDITION
than any other day since the meeting opened.
Finishes were as . rule not close. Hurting
ham and Midstar being the only winners to
be ridden out for victory. Summaries:
First race-Six and one-half furlongs. All
ages Purse, $3.50. Time, I:2l34.
Lady Violet 1l9, TO 10 GRIMM. ................
DerfargiIla, ll2, 10 / (Doggett.
Sandowne, 1Oel6, go 70 (Alidgely) ).....-.......
Harrington, 1oSl5 Sims, j to s. and Miss
Dixie, lO4 tkeefe), y TO !, also ran.
Fair start. Won galloping by liye lengths, one
and half lengths ietween second and tnird.
Grimm took Lady Violet out IN front and made a
runaway race OF it
Second race-Six furlongs. Two-year-old hllies-
Selling. Purse, $500 Time, i;l119
High Point Belle, l00 10 GRIMM ..---.......
Bizarre, 100 10 10 (keefe)
AErluQ5. lNota, - iA1lueettNf
Emma, lO9 sims, 10 j; Ihyra, 1929 lPenn)-
90 10 ], and Castanet 100 pLamley}, 20 10 i also
ran.
Fair start Won handily by a length and a
half, the same between second and lhird- High
Point Belle led IRON start to N sh. none of the
others yer being within striking distance.
Third race-Fiye furlongs Beaten horses.
Selling Purse, $40 Time, l0sA.
birmingham, lOS, 4 o Grimm 1..-.-...........
Old Dominic u. los, IL to1 gidgelyf lyf............
Little Billy, I0i, TO ? (Corrigan ....-.........
Black Hawk, los SIMS, / 10 l; G ees7me IOs
/ Penn, 30 J, and Senator Vest, lO1 e. Tribe
/ 30 10 !, sl7o ran.
1 Poor stars Won cIeverly by a neck, length
j bet cen second ana third. To poor start nur.
| lingham and tlacs Hawk were nrst away, hut
] the latter dropped OUT Of IL, hurlln ham having
/ q lear lead uatil TIE last sixteenth when Old
| Dom on challenged, but coul o LoI quite reach
hurliuEham.
Fourth race-One mile. All ages Selling
! Purse. 500 Tine 1919
Prince George. 10. u Sims ................
Pulitzer, -, > 10 iheefe'-
Darkness, 95, % 10 II. DoggetD .-..--.-..----.
Star Actress, IG2ls PENN, 80 10 l, and White
! Wings, 9S tSheedy1, 800 10 !, also ran.
GOud start Won easily by len tn, a length
/ between second and third. White Wings led FOL
] Jhree-eghJhs and then gave way TO PUlit1 e.
who piIoted the field into the stretch, Prince
/ George taking command in the straight anC
! winning htn Is down.
Fifth race-Five and one-half furIongs. Two
! year-olds. Purse, 5000 lime, l:lUJ6.
Midstar 10. to l Doggett) .......-...- ......
/ TUs an 10 30 10 tE Tribe).....-.............
| Oily Gamin, 10, 20 Sims.
Louise dly. l07 lGrifdn), l3 to 10: Apprentice
10 BE gen. 40 10 10; Tartutfe. llG (keee 2O {,
!, and Antonio, lO1 ,Lamey), 29O 10 !, also ran.
| Fair start Won handily by three parts of
/ length, a head between second and third. Tus
/ can and Midstar opened up a big gap, and the,
! had the finish between Them, Oily Gamin get
| ting Of badly.
sixth race-Five furIongs Selling. Purse
! $500. Time l.O915
! Nern berg. 103. 10 2 fGriGln) ................
Prince John, JOB. I3 10 Bergen. )...............
Sam Weller, g. y TO I.amleyl .........-......
Onward, 95 H Doggett) 6 10 /, and Diabolus
! I07 lCoudrier), 80 10 ], also ran.
Fair start Won galloping by five lengths
/ three lengths between sesOnd and third Wern
berg took the lead directly after the fiag fell ant
! was not pushed al any stage.