The Washington times., 1894-11-28
LAUGH WAS ON WHEELOCK
He FOrestaIled PittSburQ PhiI'S Bet
ting Just Once Too Often.
FIVE FAvORITES WE'RE FIRST
Lobengula the Solitary Choice to DisapDoint
the Talent, Maurice Defeating Green Nor
ris' Colt Very Easily-Ths Racing Was
Good, Crowd Large, and the Betting Lively.

Plunger George Wheelock met with a set
back yesterday in the last race at st. Asaph,
and Pittsburg Phil did not shed any tears
over the occurrence. There has not been the
best of feeling between the two men. owing,
principally. to Wheelock forestaIling Phil in
the betting on the latteT's horses. Phil
started Indra In the closing race yesterday.
and Wheelock went down the line on the colt,
getting on couple of thousand dollars. Phil
also had bet down. Indra was beaten, and
all of PhiIs friends smiled, while Wheelock
looked disgusted. ''Retribution," said Phil's
friends, while Wheelock's remarks were in
audible.
The racing was good, the crowd large, and
as five favorites won the public had the
laugh on the seventeen bookmakers. Loben-
gu!a was the only first choice to go by the
board There is no doubt of the racing being
continued during next month.
First race-SeYen furlongs. Handicap for two
year-olds Purse, $3.50. Time, leg.
Maurice, 1O7 to , Sims
LObengula, lOS, to Grimm.
HailstOno, 100, u 10 !, Larlleyl ...-.-....-...
HermRuita, 1e5 PENN 5 10 l, also ran
coed stalt Won easily by length and a half,
length between second and third. Hailstone
led 10 the stretch when Maurice and Lobenguls
went TO the front, Maurice winning easily.
Second race-six furlongs Beaten horses
Selling Purse, $3.50. Time, 1:l6.
Void lO7. % Sims l
PolydOra I03, II 10 (Grifln) )...............---
Senator Vest 81 u 10 (keefel. l...........-..--.
Hammie, 10 DoggettI, Is TO 5; Tormentor,
Il3 Fox, 20 10 !; Governor Ftfer l03 tCoudrier),
80 to /; Sapphc, s61b lNacey}, 200 to !, and Anx-
iety, q th. Brown, 100 TO !, also ran.
fair start Won easily by length and a half,
three paris of a length between second apd
third. SapphO showed the way for an eighth and
then gave way TO Void, svho was never efterward
headed
Third rRce-one mile and furlong Selling
Purse, $3.50. Time, 1853.
Baroness, 1CO, 35 to 100 Lamley) .............. !
Warpeak, I07, 100 10 (BurrelD .................
Bess McDuff, 90, 9 10 (Sheedy) y)..........-.... 3
Fidelo, 90 a. oLearyl, : to /, also ran.
Good start Won driving by three parts of q
length two lengths between second and third
Bess McDutf cut out the running well into the
stretch, when Baroness and Warpeak closed
The lHtterOOked q sure winner, but Baroness
had something left and won in drive.
Fourth race-HaIf mile. Beaten two-year-
olds Selling Purse, $3.50 Time, 0:4916.
Sir John, I07, 10 Sims Observation-Disclosures.
Lady Richmond, 100, to . Iamley). ........... ?
Van Brunt, g, 10 10 e Finneganl ........... s
yocaIity, 90 (F. O'Leary), 50 to /; Boothroyd, 90
(Sheedy). 90 TO /; Fannie B., 50 (Nacey), TO J.;
Syde, l03 Penn, 10 10 !; Maringo, 96 (Carrigan)
40 10 J. and South Side, 81 Clark, IS TO l, also
ran.
Struggling start. Won handily by half
length, five lengths between second and third
Sir John and Lady Richmond were always in
front and I'm shed rs named.
Fifth race-six and one-haIf furlongs. Purse,
$3.50. Time, I:22
Mcintyre, Ill 10 Sims Observation-Disclosures.
Hardy Fox, 104, 70 (Grinin) ).........,........
Prg l07, 10 10 penn.
Aurelian, 1Oe (Bergen), 9 to ., and Nockbarren,
IO4 (Nacey), 100 TO !, also ran
Good start Won driving by head, a half
| length between second and third Prig led the
! bunch until the turn for home, when Mcintyre
showed in front Grinin rode bad race on
Hardy Fox, getting shut in the far turn. As
| il was, Mcintyre only won by a short head from
/ Hardy Fox, who should have won.
Sixth race-one mile Selling Purse, s25O
/ Time, l:42
Leonardo, 80, ( to (Grifin) ]
Little Tom, 93, II TO lKeefe).
Indra, l09 < TO (Doggett)
Star Actress, 100 (R Doggett), 60 to /, also ran.
Good sat Won handily by q length two
/ lengths between second and third Star Actress
made the running TO the far turn, when Griffin
| made his run with Leonardo, the latter winning
well in hand Indra ran ike he didn't fancy the
| weight
Entries for To-day.
First race--Six and one-half furlongs. Buck
eye, Truepenny, and Red Top, 10 each, and
/ Moderocio, l07.
second race-Six furIongs Runyon, Kilkenny.
and While McAuliffe, l05 each; Uncle jim,
/ Trump, Blondys Victim, Gov Fifer, Warpeak
| and BOnaventure, lO2 each; Florinda, 1I2; Lori
/ mer, IO7. ana Saunterer. 110.
Third race-Seven furlongs Weinberg, los;
/ Mcintyre, l05, and Blue Garter, Gallatin, and
| Black Hawk 96 ehch
Fourth race-Six furlongs. Forager, 1O5; Bor-
delaise FLY, 100; Ruby, 80: Little Ella and vo-
calify 90 each; lrogIen gelding, 95, and Asia 100
Firth hTaCe-Seven-eighths OF mile. Thurston
los; Blue Mass, 10a; Diabolus, 80; Tiny Tim, lO6,
| and George Dixon and Major General, los each
Sixth race-Six furlongs. Meteor and Nava-
hoe, lG5 edch Andrews 100; Elise Morrison 1lly