The sun., 1894-11-14
GALILEE IN GREAT FORM.
TINE BtRD'S SOW BREAKS a RECORD
ron a FRACTIONAL TRAok.

Heavily Pi.yes 60 wiz, but the I.ene
shot. IserH, Beats Hsr sy Tive Lengths
Roaran H., Ella Rees, Copyright, ass
I.ittie To- Are the Othsr winners.
WASHINGTON. Nov. i3.-All records for frac-
tiona, tracks at six and q half furlongs were
broken at st. Asaphs to-day. when $. w.
Streets three-year-old colt Galilee by The
Bard, ont OF Athalsric, went the distance In
2ON. He met the Bemton Stables Jack of
Spades and q. W. Newton's Charter. The
was n magnificent one. and n blanket would
have covered Galiee and Jack Of Spades from
the fall Of the flag until they returned TO the
finishing line. Charter was beaten from the
outset
The largest field Of the meeting gave 1ir. Rowe
some trouble in the opening dash for two-yesr-
olds at four and half furlongs. Festival, Min
eveh, and the Elise Morrison Ally carried the
bulk of the money. Nineveh behaved badly at
the post. bat when the nag fell she was in the
front rank and at once shot to the front in com
psny with the Elise Morrison Ally. This pair
had clear sailing to the upper turn. where Rod-
man b., . o to chance that arrived here only a
few days ago from Providence. passed them and
went on sailing. simms cut Griffin OF when the
run home began, but the Blemton Ally had
enough speed to go around and gain second
money. Rodmsn b. won in a gallon. Slmms |
was cautioned by Steward Mcintyre about ques- !
tionable tactics.
The outcome OF the second race was a sur |
prise Of gigantic proportions. lola. ridden by
simms, Sam Doggett being sick and confined to |
his hotel, was played down 20 TO 9 by NJ. r. |
Dwyer and the Oneck following. 1t was con-
sidered to be all over but the shouting for lola
TO win, and when she broke in the front Of the
field the players felt easy. Grsmpian went up
70 lola. and this pair made the running, closely
upper turn lola showed dsposlton % % to rum n ous sn
and Dick DogYett shot through on the rail and
after "Pittsbursh Phli's" colt, but the half
brother TO Carroll drew right out and won a
Ella Reed was the 7svorlte for the fourth race.
nns Sns was s. lacked dSwn S sun IRON to 70 even
others went to the Brs%Ssiet:S % % aily, but she she
was sors % on m her way to the post and there was
Il lead s'r at sSs hsST
the Jew beat RompinG Glrl quite cloveriy for
.,S, sSsndowne opened p slight favori,e over Copy
sounded the Brookdaie bred horse was pro pro.
s nopnosd M nrst choice Black Hawk got the better
over % the country o road Ia d the ac,nai rseo he
was wild horse. Leading at the start, he led
;Ssh ,Ss hot pace that GopyrFht only got in
The last race was screamer. Marshall came
@ tS With the q
aS som e hsrs x Some Of
head from Marshall. The latter. however, low @ W was
the best horse in the race. and Penn, on Plenty,
from Rhode Island. Summaries:
FIRST RACE
ss9 ssGG iGr Tssin S. selling allow
H harnsyS CD; 8 Rodmsn B.. by cholula-Ms.
aif%sn fsbis. Sasy yen los
sfHns & sad S:sS4o,s
also ran.
,: @ to %s x,n.v.n
i ::isas e AZ
Pearl. fo1is and Booihroyd 70 d. 'A'n' ''0 70 | e'en
SECOND RACE.
Parse ssoo for all handicap: half fur.
smlsh. :. G Indra, 3, by Hindoo-JuanIta. 1o4
s!sSls. iS, .sair:ii
PoySSss spssaoh asms1,c MSit so hos s%y
p:.,usrwe to OF Ss Pcs Z as.n., Little Matt,
Padra 40 and sTs%pSa s%isS 'G 'S On
Pure $500. for threeyear-oldsi six and half fur
y: Streets b. c. aaliiee by The Bard -athalar.c.
Sss'oas Sssf q sRsSts sfn
700 e eas-s Sa e''s to against Jack OF
FOURTH RACE i.
!! s% s:si II 81 '4FisrE TSs III
xnssss b M e JACK %S .Ss Jew ios
A. bennettth H. komping Glr lO3 (kesteJ. .... "
ftesan brambaetla nly. and Apprentice also ran, 4,
Time, Il Va. II
r.%S.i.,, ns;IsE7EssS MIN money assia, Eva Reed
10 Jew, ~ TO Etesan Is to Apprentice.
FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500, for all ages; nve and q half furonga -
q Cars Dr. h. Copyright o, by Uncas-Sandoa, .
I. q Sounss blk. e Black Hawk l. Ss DANNY.
cSt-a Clarks ch. O. Sandowne, 1, 100 (Aidgley) 81
Esauregard. GleeSome, and Judge Morrow ran of
Time, :OS4,
Betting-Seven Ia against Copyrght, s to 2 San. at
Dwne, To Beauregard. , tO I Black Hawk l2 to IN
idye Morrow 80 TO Gleesomc.
SIXTH RACE. -
Purse $500. for three.year.ods and upward; one Cd
lie aud sixteenth.
ascot stables eh. Little Tom g. by Great Tom sa
Florence A., p3 (KeefeI. -. '...',. pI
", Sewton's b c. Marshall 1, ITO tsnedskerj....2
H. hcCarthys ch r. Plenty, w PENN .........3 sh
Ilpy Tim, ClaruS, SOnnOrs, and Paris also ran. w
TINE. I :5OA
Betting six to against Little Tom to Marshall .,
to Tiny Tim. to Plenty. 10 10 each connOrs IN
aris, and ciaruS
This card for tomorrow follows: fo
First Race-Purse $500; selling; four and half fur m
ngA
idstAr lOs Tar;uffe "i
lrquoiSe % earn ston 81,
stans iD0 parthenia los y,