New-York tribune., 1894-10-31
THE DAY AT ST. ASAPH.
I, NEW COLT BY IRooUoIs CONES TO THE
FRONT.
SEVERAL, SURPRISES FOR THE TALENT-THE
FIFTH RACE PROVES EXPENSIVE TO
THE BOoKMAKERS.
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Wash!rston. Oct 3O-The feature of the races at
ST Asaph this afternoon was the heavy winnings
nv ! Bennett and his friends in the fifth race
on a brown ccl; 5y Iroauois out OF Lucille Bonn
He romped the entire distance and won under
big pull The lot lie had to beat Was poor one
still the manner n which lie won stamps him fair
colt
The first race OF tn, six was heavy handicap at
seven furlongs for which Nero was the favorte
with Judge Morrow A strong second choice They
finished as named but better handled the orde'
might have been reversed. Grimm was Oh u'e
Judge and he could not begin to do him justice
Roche and Song and Dance Sere the only starters
IN the second race The irst-named was considered
a certainty by his owner. Song and Dance leu al
the way and won with a little TO spare
There was some lively betting in the third race
which was for two-y -year-olds that had run ana not
won at thie meeting. Jack the Jew was faVori'e
AT 3 10 l. with Flush, Benefactor and Bizarre al :
70 each Penn managed TO get Flush away III
good shape and considerable urging had her clear
NJ the others as they made the first turn She con-
timed in front to the end. yet 1t was by no means
an easy win for her. as she was ridden OUT ~ peat
Jack the Jew q neck. Bizarre was third' MS r'der'
A. Barrett. just managing to Keep ms seat III ''e
saddle With a good boy up she might have won
Derfargilla captured the fourth race. She ana
Little Billy ran neck and neck throughout Little
Billy's price WIS a decidedly false one II opened
at and went to 3o with 10 to freely offered for
the place.
The fifth race was the Lucille Bohn nfar. Sims
seemed 10 find him a little green at the POSI- ph'
managed to get him away In good snapc lie was
In front at the end 0. the first hfty yards Enter
Ing th. backstrctch he was six lengths in front
of the second horse. Sims tnen took him In mana
and he galioped the balance OF the way
The last race was another OF the runaway order
Lady Adams an to sno' taxing the lead al inc
start and never rclnquishing H. Pulitzer was sec
ond and Gleesomc third The two favorites. Paris
anu Tom Skidmore. were unpacci. summaries.
FIRST RACE-Hea,y handicap Seven turlonss
] Hayman's b. 3 nero. by F1ood-Queen bess
II, Horpsna. NJ tr,SS b. b. Judge Morrow aged liz
G '''%'" r. Morn. & CO. bi C. Iorensula 2 i"a
Cold Dollar 8 iio Penn. and Bonayen'ur' :. e'
geiiins-Nsro ii to and : 70 Judre: Morrow TO
and TO b. Lo5engula. - TO and 10 D
Won ty a head. isnEths between second and third
SECOND RAcE-Penaues and allowances. one ana one
sixteenth miles.
s'asls ssqs ana p'9e' ne, d2c11, gy Ts' Bard
william hfe 15 onSsaa. ISs w. e. v kaehe &c III lis
Re,ting-song and Dance. y 20 >. Roche. 70 ~
Won by three parts Of length
THIRD RAcE-For two-ycar-ois selling. Six iuflonFs.
II. M Masons b. T. Flush. hy EmpeFor-Floreua. ica
J Kneal-s b. c. JACK The jew. 100 (cr,an,:
q b Morris < CO 3 c.. { B.1aft ~ A hausii'...
vaysa, Eyszn Io i'S K,if @ hppsac @ i5 caard, ana
Ben,ftc'or Jog Grihe, also ran Iing u h H. 50 >,
and S',',SSi e1SS bil4iie 14i = t. ? "a and
Won b, a neck. two length. b-~een second and third
FOURTH RACE-seains. nve ana onehaf turlons'
q riiaoI. Il sm,ni yi. n IN II II dGa"; 2infs''l o
Pelham st4ties eh s i-ne h'ly o. io' ] silase'c'''
I5is los oar 1919 'pogsc,U. and Prnoe John. III
'r, s'5 fer1arsa Ia ,'" 10 Luq Billy 80
10 and 10 10 Wern5efs. . - AMI o. 3
q. a...f
FIFTH RACE-For maiden o-Jear-ols, 'rai weights.
Elk flIlonss
j. r. Bsnie'rs br. c. by lroquols-Luolls Bohn. 40
q = smrhs ch c. iy veaull,or-Porea 10
$ " s,r.e,t's ch C. Tuscan 10 Nids,lcyl. .......
Foraeer no u.endram). Amsterdam, no d'c.serl;
cr be, and Irosien ee!ing lo7 dew. Aiso Time
noaa COY! 70 70 9, and nd s to rsaGs %
Won by length AMI hall. length between second
SIXTH RAcE-selins one mile.
W WOOD. b.. T. LAZY Adams. by The ih-rsed-shc
j. Mcl.ausaliH's IlL b. g. Pulitzer. ., 80 c4r. ioD
! 'Ds.s' II. 4 d. H. Morris en- T. Gle, some. g.
Faris f9i i07 car I6,, sms, and sbldnorc
.1 Aa,' 3 % % ami ana 70 to q Pulitzer to
Won by length three parts Of length between
SECOND and third
The entries for Wednesday:
Frs, race-One -Aaif mile. Tartune and Marenso. 1l2
each: Iroelen gclc!ng and Edna May. l09 each. The
Scalper Whizcig colt and Son Errcur. lS each. Pail
anihus geding lo7. Pearl Saluda hlly Samaritan and
Sabina nlly 100 each.
Second race-Onc and '-sixtcenth miles Our Jack.
us. Captain T. 1i6. Song and Dance. los; Prig l0J
Hume and Baroness. % each. Jodan 92
Third racc-Fiye furongs. Longbrook. IFS. Wah jim
ia: Dominion and loTimeT. II each, Ed kearney,
lO9. Killarney los. White Wings. 100: heynhrd' lO3
Fourth roce-ore mie. St Michael u, ~: @ Lt, Tom
III Harrington l0s Song and Dance 100. star Actress
lO8. Restraint 30
Fifth race-Sx furiongs. Mcfntyre. 100: Melody and
Repetition lO4 each. Drum Major 1913 Terrapin. l0l
Sixth race Six furlorgs Dogget, rs, owle l09. King
Gold lO7, sally Noodtord 100