New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-01
LAST DAY AT ST. ASAPH.
THE VIRGINIA JOCKEY CLUBS MEETING
CLOSED.
DEAD HEAT IN THE FIRST RAcE-THE SPECIAL
DECLARED OFF-DETAILS OF THE SPORT.
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DEAD HEAT IN THE FIRST RAcE-THE SPECIAL
DECLARED oFF-DETAILs OF THE SPORT.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
Washington. Nov. So.-The meeting at ST. Asaph
closed to-day. The programme gave promise of
some excellent sport. and this was fully realized
with the exception Of the special between Call
lee. Ed Kearney and Prince George, which was de-
clared on dead heat in the opening race "hich
was off, made amends In a measure Tor this
disappointment So taken altogether. the whdup
was satisfactory The first brought dead
heat between Apprentice and Fannie H.. with lh!ra
only head away. In the run off Fannie g. won by
a short head. Thurston captured the second race
and his winning brought a harvest to his owner
"Pittsburg Phil Griffin had to ride the colt out to
win by hree-quarters of length. Scratching so re-
duced the fed for the third race that 1t was left
practically gift to Weinberg. He was In 'front.'
the entire distance. and won in a gaiop. Grimm
scored a second bracket Bess Macdun in the
fourth race He had her IN the front rank through
Gfth race was won by Lady Richmond. who was
one of the outsiders In the betting me cosns ,s s
of the day and meeting went 10 Sims VINO was
riding Equity. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-For two-year-ods: special weights Five
furongs.
John Mnlers br Fannie B.. by cholula-IAdy. 100 4.
w II Whites ci e. Apprentice ios, 6'ersen'
Carnation. 100 Grinm. and Cherry Blossom colt 100
Ciecfe) also ran. Time-l:o3 .u.,.o ? >.
~ ~ ,'hs- D.
'Dead heat; ThyTa n head o away
A S5r oo car ioj. crgcnj 2
Time U3i.
SECOND RACE-For three year-olds; selling One mile
c. F. smiths Thurs'on. by Longfcilow-Belle
A. Thompsons b. e. George Dixon o7 car lca csms, 2
nae E n lo C. 6 PaSG"' A aG K Drown a
Mine loi Tribe; clarns loi o. iiarris. and Eufelda
Betting Thnrs,on even :: George Dixon. IL to
Won by three-quarcrs Of length. length between
second and third
THIRD RACE-special weights: selling six and half
furongs.
M McaT T y, b weinberg. by Mu'covy-HOlm-
J. Haynans b. 8 Nero g. 30 ,Griianj
D. Higgins ch m rolydora; D. ~ oLeaTy). ...... 3
Betting -wernbers ! to and OUT Nero. to and /
Won by three lengths. head between second third
| FOURTH RACE-seIiing; mile.
f. IIughess Oh. m. Bcss Macdun. by Macdur-Bonnie
j. Hescys b. g Uncle Jim. j. 100 car a, cnn,
j. McIaushlins l. g. waTeak. aged. los (BurrelD. 3
CClerico, Trump car lo3, CScrgen, and Willie Me
Aqliae. 100 ,cark) al.o ran Time Az.
to 5 and to q Warpcak. 10 to { and 70 g. ''
Won 10y length and half: two lengths between sec
ond and third
FIFTH RACE-For ,wo-year-oi.: special weights, SELL
ing. One half mile.
b. Caaigsn s, Oh. { LADY Richmond. by Kyrl.
" M NAIL ios N ' Mn1Ss2 los
r. Brdleys ch SIR John. las BERGEN. .:....... 3
Farhenla loj niurrellI. phoelus. los tNacey) Ma
ringo. los Garriganl. Plush. los tTrite Punch los
Olerico Canaan los H}akrl: Jewel los 90 LearyD and
TartuNe. 'kcefei. also Time 49,.
Beiting-Iady Richmond. = To and to l. Mniver. Is
| 20 and g 20 !. Sir John. 10 and I 70 :.
Won by length and half head between second
and third.
SIXTH RACE-Seling one and one-siIecnih miles
T. J. Downngs ch. m. Equity. by B'ndor-Equi-
r. Bradey's en- m ran~ay. l. % ,shecd,j......... 2
J. McT.sughlins ch. iiiti. Tom }. tKcefel
Plenty Hennl. and Major General.
tGriiini also Time 41i.
Ieiiiny-Equiiy. 3 and Hsnway. n 10 AMI
/. Little Tom. II and to 2
Won hy "a length and hal:. length between sec
third.