The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-23


st ~. Asaph-Kise cole 0ps-s Up ths
SPORT with = BiE surrrIss 80 Nissiey
wins = Clever Race by = short Head
Only . Romp for Frince george
lola and DsrrsreiiIs Also winners.
wAsHISoToN, Oct. 22.- Hackers Of fsvorites
had hard time Of II at st. Asaph to-day, the
plungers going down with great force when
Kennel DoRgett, and Lady Violet were beaten.
All were odds ION favorites, and the former was
beaten through being repeatedly interfered
with, while Mr.. Belmont's mare ran out at the
upper turn, despite all that Grlfin could do to
keep her next to the rail. Grimm was called into
the stewards stand after the race, but his left
hand, into which the bride rein had cut until
the blood was ready to start through the skin.
was a silent factor in proving his innocence.
" Pittsburgh Phils" Derfargills, ridden by Sam
Doygett, was Lady violet's sole opponent. and
when the daughter OF The III Used took to the
woods, fguratively speaking, the race was only
gallop for Derfargila, who won as she pleased
The defeat of Lady Violet, Doggett. and Ken
mel, of course, gave the spectators something to
talk about, but the success OF the 100 TO l
chance Jodan, IN the second race, was probably
the sensation Of the day. Griffin was responsible
for this as he had the race won with the favor
lite, Song and Dance Taking pull on the geld
was something Of q race horse at times over
distance of ground. On the whole It was not
satisfactory day for Gideon & Days star Jockey,
and for those who followed his mounts.
The day began with a surprise. The Blemton
colt King Gold, by squirt at the start, gained
such an advantage over his opponents that none
OF them could overhaul him at the end the
of Gold winning by length and a half. Doggett
was second and Mckee close third. At
the first turn there some crowding, and
Fanny Il. threw her jockey, Sheedy. lie lay on
the ground for few moments, but revived
quickly. and walked from the track all right
after getting his breath.
Song and Dance was an evcn-money chance for
the dash at one mile aud quarter. Lizzie and
Hume were INDUCED with the lead until the
upper turn. when Griffin took command OF af-
fairs with the favorite. who had been running
good under pull. Little Doggett had been hard
At work on Jodan, and ON the turn he started to
go up on the outside. Slmms, on Prince Karl,
was beaten, and he called to the boy to cling to
the rail- Song and Dance turned into the stretch
two lengths before his field. and had Griffin gone
on about his business he would have won by
large margin. He took a pull, however, on the
favorite. and was taking things easily when
Jodan came up with a rush and beat him a head
on the post: Prince Karl was a fair third. J.
J. Carroll lost $1,000 on the race. DIR. Knapp.
the owner of Jodan. had a bet on the geding at
The race for three-y ear -olds at six furongs
produced some very sharp betting. the Oneck
representative. lola, going to the post favorite
chiefly because of Black Hawks stubbornness.
lola was always in the front rank, and she won
in drive. outiasted Nariike for Sec sec
ond money. Gov, Sheehan showed a great deal
OF speed for while, but he sulked at the critical
and was only fourth at the close.
The next race was that In which Kennel was
position, and as the starting point for five and
half furlongs Is at the beginning Of the turn. he
was at the rail. made a runaway race Of 1t until
the very last strides, where she was nailed by |
Nidgley, who. cleverly ridden by his namesake,
got up in time to win by n short head. Kennel |
was bumped into by Harrison at the first turn |
and by Cockade at the beginning OF the upper |
turn.
Then came the two-horse race between Lady |
Violet and Derfargila. The former was the ia |
The latter, but he surrendered il in the first hun
hsed Yards and a. Lady ViEiet; fighting for her
Derfargilla closing rapidly on the leader. and |
when she went up next to the rail the reason son
nothing for Doggett to do but to come on and |
win BY a big margin. 1t is Ia fact, and doubtless
Hamilton at Morris Park in fact she lost a race
,ver, for Grimm throwing away the public's
money on Song and Dance and he was warned
hst he, he must do better , ANY boy who receives
ace. IL he does he should be punished just as
hough no were not one of the leading lights In
For the final race OF the day the money went
IN Prince George. The gallant little cripple
econd position. and Reynsrd third. Summa-
lies:
FIRST RACE
Purse sIO0 Of which SIS second and s25 TO third
or twoyesr,oids which have not won 500; selling;
ss6Is' 81, Ss King Gold by Gold
'H sSs sissls 81 SFss 1908
Etssian, Beauregard Evelyn Carter hlly' ana Fan
Time, LII,
10 Mckee 70 fs.s Ia
.velyn Carter nly, 80 to Fannie b.
SECOND RACE.
Purse $500 OF which e75 second and s25 to third;
or n 81 a ssS,s handicap one mile and quartet ,.
ismton stables. b. g Song and Dance. 3, los
,ssRsail s,sbis. =, {: Prince Karl 9 iSsil lsmm.j
Rttins anS hnsdrsS 70 against Jodsn even Song
nd Dance. to Prince Karl. to l Hume. 4 toll
THIRD RACE.
Purse s4o0 Of which s75 to second and s95 TO third
%ssH stsS... $ lola, y Sdicthisn. iHss'
GsTsshssSs Sr, g Mcintyre, IoS lslnm.j.:.:.....:s
Halt9n. GOV. sheehan. Black Hawk. Factotum, and
i.tle Tom also ran. 60.
BETTING seven to against lola. to Mcintyre go
WaflIke, ~ TO Hslton, TO Gov, sheehan 10 TO
Black Hawk, so to 1 Factotum, 100 10 Little Tom.
FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500, OF which s75 10 second and s25 TO third
or two year'olds; selling allowances nVe and half
Z deDonalds en-. c; MIdglsy. by Hayden Edwards
orris : aaddeh rs D. T. salie Woodford 100 PENN
neck stables bI. Cockade, los UDoggett ...,,-.
Bramoaletta nlly, Ella Reed Harris Kennel and Lit.
e Ella also ran
Time, :OOL
Bettng-Six 20 I against MIdgley, go I SAe
oodfOrd TO Cockade. to BrambaleLta iilly, 20
Ella Reed, TO Harris, TO 5kennel 100 10 LIZ
10 EllA-
FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500, OF which s75 to second and s25 to third
sven furlOngs.
2 smlIh,s en-; m. DerfarsiIla, 8, by onondasa-
IsmtOn stables 3 T. Lady Violet 4, lis Grinini
Time, 2SAi |
Betting I've and one-haif to against Derfarsilla,
90 Lady Violet.
SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500; selling; seven furlOnEs.
anhAttan stables b. G. Prince George. 4. by SenEA.
onLouisette, lOAbs tSlmmsl ..............
BAIretts bT, &. Kilkenny, he tLendTumJ .......
T. Pulsfers b. c. ReynArd 4, Hos IL. Tribe ,...
White Wings, BOnAyenture Emma S. |
lackfOot and I.orlmer also |
Time, :3Oll.
Betting Two | on Prince George. is to aKaiuat