Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-29
THE AUTUMN TURF.
Spectators and BoOkies Quit Even at st
Asaph's-Events Elsewhere.

WASHINGTON, d. c.. November 2s.-
The weather at St. Asaphs to-day was
rather chilly. The attendance was good
and the track fast. The spectators and
bookies quit even on the day, three fa-
vorites and three outsiders winning. None
OF the outsiders, however. were second
choice.
First race-six and half furlongs-
Moderico Q0S Sims. TO 2O) won. Buck
eye second, Truepenny third. Time, la.
Second race-selling, six furlongs-Kii-
kenny 005, Keefe, Z to u won. Trump Sc
cond. Uncle Jim third. Time. 1I7l3.
Third race-selling. seven furlongs-
Mcintyre Q07, Sims, to 81 won, Black
Hawk second. Blue Garter third. Time.
1904.
Fourth race-selling, six furlongs-Vo-
cality (98, Leary, TO y won, Forager Sc
cond, Asia third. Time 1:l1h.
Fifth ruce-seven furlongs-Major Gene
raj n05. Griffin, 4 to u won, George Dixon
second, Thurston third. Time, 1:3o.
Sixth race--selling, six furlongs-An-
drews 600. LaInley. 6 to - won' Elise
Morrison MllY second, Navahoe third.
Time, 117A.
CUMBERLAND PARK.
NASHVILLE. TENN, November 2s.-
The weather was cold at Cumberland Park
TO-DAY. but II did not interfere with the
attendance. The track was fast and the
racing above the ordinary. The favorites
were all beaten, the purses going TO two
second-choices two third-choices. and one
outsider. 49,
The management announced that to-
marrow will be the last day of the meet
ing. ,,, n o. a
Won w IT Ellis second, Loftin, Jr., third.
Time. 1:O2. ~ ~,
second race-selling, six furlongs-Den-
ver Cs to II won, Monarch second. BANK
rupt third Time. la S-i.
Third race-five furlongs-Tea- "a 10
n won, Marrinella second, kosino thiru'
Time. l:02 IL. "
Fourth race-eight and one-half fur
longs-Tasco g to u won. Theodore H.
second. Wolsey third. Time, l;is.
sixth race-sx and one-half furlongs-
Dr. Work (s to y won. Saxaphone second,
Two-o' Clock third. Time. ~
THE KENTUCKY TRACK.
LEXINGTON. KY. November 2s.-A
raw. biting wind made this the coolest
dav of the winter. and in consequence a
small crowd was at the track. Kit.
Chinn handled the flag. He let Lakota
off badly. and hung up Aunt Tabitha at
the post. Outsiders won the first. second.
and fifth races, while the third was
captured by a second choice. and the
fourth by a favorte.
First race-six furlongs-Contest q 10
o won, jim Henry second. Himyar third.
Time. lie.
second race-four and one-half fur
longs-Bridget & to u won, Sir Rome Sc
cond, Horace Argo third. Time, So l-2
Third race-six furlongs-Cyclone q 10 y
won. Siver Anita second, Salvation third.
Time. 1:l6.
Iongs-Buck Massie a to o won, sumo
second. Relict third. Time. % 81
Fifth race-lve furlongs-Prairie Is to u
won, Belvidere second. Pleasantly third.
Time, 1:05 3-i.
"OUTLAW" WINTER RACING.
WASHINGTON, November 2S.-lt was
Officially announced to-day that the racing
would be continued at st. Asaph's track
during the month Of December. This
decision was reached after much delibera-
tion. and the members OF the club
weighed every argument pro and con. They
concluded that as they were breaking no
laws, and the weather in this part or
the country Is generally good for winter
racing, they could see no reason why the
meeting should not be continued. 1t was
desired to secure an extension OF the
license from the Jockey Club. but all
efforts in that direction were In vain.
and. as the probabilities are that there
will be no such organization next year.
and that II there Is there will be no
race-tracks for II to govern, the Virginia
Association concluded to sever its connec-
ton with IL. and become an OUTLAW"
Thomas Flynn. ex-Speaker Of the New
Jersey Legislature. who held the flag at
Gloucester. has been engaged as starter,
and will be seen on the block Saturday.
The club has not selected the judges