The Washington times., 1894-11-14
GALILEE FULL OF RUNNING
Doc. Streets Crack Made a New Re-
cord at St. Asaph Course.
MEETING WILL BE EXTENDED
In All Probability Racing Will Continue
Throughout the Month of December-Four
FavOrites and Two Outsiders Succeeded in
Capturing the Purses-The Races in Detail.

Tho feature OF the sport yesterday at st.
Asaph was the fast race run by Doc Streets
Galilee, who defeated Jack of Spades by three
parts of length, going the six and one-half
furlongs in l:2015, a new record for the dis
tance over a three-quarter mile track. The
doctor was unable to give Sam Doggett the
mount because OF the latters illness. and
Sims had the honor of riding the winner.
Four favorites won and two outsiders in
Rodman i. and Indra. the latter closing at 20
10 J. Itwas semi-officialiy given out that the
racing will be continued throughout the
month OF December and it is believed the
Jockey Club viii sanction such course at
the meeting to be held November 19. The at
tendance yesterday was large and the betting
unusually heavy. The finish in the last race
was very exciting, and it took all OF keeie's
strength and courage to keep Little Tom in
front Marshall was the best horse in the
race. but he was unfortunate in being hemmed
in by Little Tom and Doggett to within but a
short distance of the wire. Snedeker then
got his mount clear and was catching the
others at every stride, but just failed TO get
up, although in front TWO jumps alter passing
the finishing post. Summaries:
First race-Foar and half furlongs. Maiden
two-year-olds Selling Purse, 500 lime, 0.5534
Rodman B.. IG5, 5 tol (R Doggett) ............
Nineyeh, lG3, 10 tGrfIin ,
Elise Morrison fly IO9, to Sims. ........... 3
Festival, lO5 Penn, - 10 5, Iroglen gedinc,
l05 lhanawalu, ~ 70 !; Flash l02 ,sheedyl, 80 TO
!; Andrews, lU3 tLamleyl, 10 10 !; Palauthus
gelding, I09 tAidgely}, 20 10 !; Pearl, 100 a.
Moore, 700 10 /; Toiua l03 IL. Tribe, 100 to !;
Eliza beth 1lly, l02 Bergen, to !, and Booth
royd, G .keete), 100 TO l, also ran.
Strs ggling start. Won easily by three lengths,
a short head between second and third. Elise
Morrison nIly and NineTeh were the leaders 10
the stretch, when Rodman b. came through and
Won easily
Second race-six furlongs Selling Purse,
$500. Time, Ill.
Indra, I04, IS to R- Doggettl
lola 10, to (Sims) ,
Little Mat, I0i, TO Iamley). y)....---........... 3
Polydora, Jos ,Blake) y to /; Speculation, 109
tSnedeker) = TO 1; Memento colt, JOG tGriain),
10 TO !; Grampian, 1Ol II. Tribe, 30 to !, and
Onwa d, 109 bergen, 20 10 l, also ran.
Good start Won handily by two lengths three
lengths between second and third. lola and
GranpIan were in front for five furlongs then
lndra took command and won. easily.
Third race-six and one-half furlongs. Purse
$500 Time, 1:201a.
GaliIee III. 3 to tSims)................ /
Jack of Spades, III, 10 ) tGrimn). )............ 9
Charter lO9, so to (Suedeker) )...........-.... 3
Good start Won driving by three paris Of a
length, fifteen lengths between second and
third. Jack Of Spades and Galilee we're in close
company throughout, the latter getting in front
in the stretch and staying there until the end.
Fourth race-Six funongs. Beaten two-year-
olds. Selling Purse, $500. Time, 1:16t.
Ella Reed, IOl. ! TO ! Iamlev) ........
Jack the jew, l06, 10 to l lBergen). .......... :
Romping Girl, 1t3, : TO tkeefe}.............. ,
Etesian, Zoe (Penn), 10 TO /; Brambaletta flly,
JOB Grffnl, I3 TO s. and Apprentice, 10i E Tribe),
20 to !, also ran
Poor start Won handily by a length and a
half, three lengths between second and third
Ella Reed was always well up, and won handily
Jack the jew got of last made up a lot of
ground, and finished strong second.
Fifth race-Fiye and one-half furlongs Beaten
horses. Selling. Purse, 800 Time, 10S34
Copyright. IO7. 8 to (Nacey). . l
Black hawk, 80, Z to (Lamleyl. yl................ .
Sandowne, 100, to . (Niigely). ...:...... -. 3
Beauregard, 81 (Keefe), Is TO 3; Gleesome, 1o3
PENN, 30 TO !, and Judge Morrow, l07 (Griffin),
y TO !, also ran.
Good start Won cleverly by q neck five
lengths between second and third Black Hawk
tried TO make runaway race of it, but CoDy-
RIG ht overbauled the leader in the stretch and
won cleverly
Sixth race-One and one-sixteenth miles Sell
ing. Purse, $500. Time, 1.5034
Little Tom, q3, z 10 5 (Keefe) ............... /
Marshall. 10, to (Snedeker) ................ .
Plenty, lOl1s - TO PENN
Paris. 102 tBergen) so TO ]; Conners g7 (R Dog
gett), - to !; Clarus, 30 III Brown. so TO J. and
Tiny Tim, I02 T. Tribe, to l, also ran
Fair start. Won driving by neck, neck be-
tween second and third Little Tom led all the
way, Marshall being pOcketed nearly all the
way and not quite being able TO get up. The
finish was very exciting.