New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-27
A CROWD AT ST. ASAPH.
LARGEST ATTENDANCE OF THE MEETING
,oxo DrrAys AT THE POST. BUT WELDON
TESTED FINISHES-DETAlLS OF
THE RACING.
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THE RACING.
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Washington Oct 26-The mild weather to-day
brought TO St. Asaph the best crowd OF the meeVns'
and but for some long and tedious delays al INC
post the afternoons sport would have oeeh "ioa'
enjoyable as the finishes were in almost every oaoe
weu contested The feature Of the day was dog
gett's riding. three hrsts and secoho OUT u 'ou
mounts being his share OF the honors. Dr' hiiaip
and his party heavy winners on the day. as III
fact they have been ever since the meeting opeheu'
With twenty-th hooks in the rinS the eNcheque'
~ the club received substantial lift The opening
race a dash of six f,-'ongs, was won by ha~e'
hatch but his victory was In a measure uue :"
long DELAY at the post for which Goid Dohai' ''e
favorite was partially to blame. ne reareu anu
n,unged about at an alarming rate, all nut uhsea''"s
s,me Walcott too was in an ugly MOOD ana re-
fused for q time TO break with the others "hen
they did get the signal King Cold rusheo OUT anu
continued In front to within dozen JUMPS Va ',e
end where Hazelhatch joined him. and at the hnish
heat him a length. Gold Dollar ran wen lor h'e
f,rlongs but then tired and finished thTo' go
Prince John carried the bulk or the smart
money In the second race. and won IN Hos' ue
c,sive fashion He made all the running uhuer d
mil and won by length. the Memeh,o coit Sc
ond q head in front of Old Dominion II TOOK MI
Rowe lust twenty minutes to get start III inc
.h,rd race and when he did give the woro IL was
A sendof so poor that not one in hundred
could realize that 1t was start. fac'o'ui' i
about three lengths the best OF Lohgprook, WIN va"
nearly as far in front of Marchaway Inc rest Vi
the feld were half furlong farther BACK ana piao
ideally out Of the Marchaway went Oh a.
rate which set the others driving to eaten hHi'
but failed to stay the journey out dylne away "
nothing In the stretch. The winner was Ions
brook Doggett had to ride him hard the entire
distance TO win by length and hall. fao'o'u'"
was second two lengths in front Oh PuhtZer'
the fourth race He was backed down TO to o.
but was never better than third, where ne hhsheu.
Beauregard 40 to chance took the e and a. even
when headed by Little Matt hung on in good
style and vas only beaten ade by yp the field for the
nth race All had following anc the res Sv wds
in doubt almost until s 5hs and Secured the verdict
by length Derelic was second and ,b Mia sixiS
"Wednesday be was hes nd obe2 sded
ones but he was beaten off. To-day he took the
lead at the start and was never headed winning in
a romp with Ed. Kearney second ana the BRAIN
baletta flly third. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Heavy handicap. six furiongs
jennings br &c ma7e 5dsssin by Dutch Roller
" Woods Gold polis, r 8 o2 sMR 10 PENN
s %a Esn' T Fl alo ;lS'se' Cal,
sG Dollar to ae% and % q S'S ''
Won by half length; a length between secona anu
third.
SECOND RACE-seing penalties. Six fur'ongs.
NJ Corbetts g. Prince John by King Ernes'->n'cN-
Gideon & Days br. C. by sensa'iOn-Memento !" ''
j. e Mepon.ids Old Dominion io' Midseiey'
1Ghq i p 80 aDa to to H snd GS
"a TO and 10 o. oo Do,' -, na ,,,-d
Won by length: head between second ana 'nra'
THIRD RAcE-For selling; five furlonss
onsck Stables ; sn d bSpserS0k by Long
J. McLaughlins b. c. Pulitzer. g. es Gear. 1919 'bef
s Ma2chaway ici Grfni ts IS a Barrett sti,
and eaa s % TO and ss TO a Is
i and even; Pulitzer S to and to . ,....
Wo, nv a len, n and a half: lengths between
second and third
FOURTH RACE-selling: one mile.
W. R. Jennings's Dr.; Little Matt; by Voi'iseur-
j. B, Whites CHI. Beauregard. 2. ~ 'car. so
y. G.sds Shield. cos b. c Tom skdmore los
g. sGrii Mobael IFS Bergen also ran Time :4ss
50 and % to NAT Tom sdmors 20 and
Won by half a length; length between second ana
third.
FIFTH RACE-For two-yearolds selling Six furlonss
oneck Stables br g. Cockade by Fresno-Rose''e'
Pelham lSs ID ss6iss T. Dciec los SIMS,
MeP sY s en- Mds JACK M h jew Jos
waltz and Etesan, 10 PENN also ran Tme,i' =,
and 8 to S: Midgely 10 to and 8 to 10.
Won by a length and a half; neck between second
and third.
SIXTH RACE-Allowances- One mile
w Donohue's b. Our Jack. by Miser-Pique yrs
r D. Leach's c. Ed. Kearney, 3, ITO tDogge'Oc'
Gideon Days b. (. by Hndoo-Branbaletta'
I,,e BLY, iS.e iis PENN; Restraint lo7 (Ssefe'' and
Bonaven,uTe io7 dem also ran Tine solr ne to
and 70 TO- Brambaletta Ally g 10 ana 2 to J.
Won by a length; four lengths between second and
third
Following are the entries for to-morrow's races:
First and a half furongs Galee and Pochino
l25 each: Weinberg 100 Mcintyre. 100; Crania 10;
Louise ny and Lo Bengula, l07 each
Second nd an 8. Mic Mac
Queen and Lady Adams. 1o2 each; Baroness, 100
Third race-Threequarters Of mile Kennel III The
Buffer los: Albert A. 1903; Bizarre and Mckee II" each
Apprentice, lOS
Fourth race-Mile and sixteenth. Roche. I'D; song
and Dance no. Judge Morrow. 100; Prince Karl ";
Hume o. JOdan. 93.
Fifth furlongs Pouch colt Golden Gate ana
Forager Preience Pearl, NlneNeh, Tree lop
Arregen geldng Palianthus geding and saluda My 100
Sixth race-Seven furlongs Captain 7. and Pecksn'n
100 each; VIII Elliott, l04. Weinberg and Longordge
1O2 each.