The Washington times., 1894-11-17
PUBLIC FORM INDICATED
Fayorites and Second Choices Cap
tured All the Purses at St. Asaph.
BOBBY SMITH IN GREAT TRIM
He Won Out His Purchase Price Of Old Do
minion, the Horse First Making a Dead
Heat with Little Billy and Winning the
Run 0f-Betting Was Stiff and Lively

One Of the largest crowds of the meeting
patronized the st. Asaph course yesterday
afternoon, the turnout of the fair sex being
considerably larger than usual. So good has
been the betting that twenty-three pencilers
went on in the hope of getting slice of the
public's money AS four out and out favor
ties and Two second choices won the public
came out ahead Of the game
The feature of the days sport was the dead
heat and subsequent run of between Little
Billy and Old Dominion The former was
top-Eeavy favorIte before the regular race,
but on the run of Old Dominion had the cali,
although many good judges stuck to Little
| Billy The latter was lamer than usual, but
showed bulldog courage and was only beaten
a short head for the purse. He might have
won if Sims had made his run sooner. Bobby
Smith the new owner of Old Dominion. won
out the purchase price with usurious interest
TO boot. Summaries:
First race-HaIf mile. Two-year-Olds Sell
ing Purse, $3.50 Time, OASIS
High Point Belle, lOS 13 20 10 (Grinlnl. ........
Doggett, I05 To > tDoggett)
Punch, l02, IS 10 lBeI gen.
Rodman B., Jos Sims, q TO I: Enchanter, 9S (F
Clark 80 10 /; Jewel, SO (Nacey) 50 10 I, and Tar
/ tuffe, 50 (keefe), 100 10 !. also ran.
FAIR start Won gallOping by six lengths,
/ three-quarters Of a length between second and
/ third nigh Point Belle was never headed, OPEN
! ing up a big gap which the others could not
4 close.
Second race-six furlongs Non-winners
Purse, $3.50 Time, l:16, I:l434
Old dominion, 100, toI (Dogget1 ...... .......
Little Billy, 1O9 II TO % SIMS s...-...........
Westchester, ll2, 30 TO (Midgely).
Senator Vest 1O7 (E. Tribe), 100 to l, and St
! Michael l09 (Grinin) 70 !, also ran.
Good start Dead heat, one and half lengths
before the third horse. Senator Vest was in front
| 10 the far turn, when Old Dominion showed clear
| All down the stretch Sims was work on Little
Billy bat the latter could only get on even terms
! with the leader.
On the run of Old Dominion was in front all
the way, winning by short head.
Third race-One mile. Three-year-olds Sell
ing. Purse, 500 Time,l:42.
Ed Kearney, III, . 10 (Sims) ).................
Charter, 9sl6, 40 to LRmley) ey).................
Corners, I02, 10 10 (Bergen) n)............-....
GaIlatin, SO (Keefe), 10 to l. Paris, 80 (Grinin),
10 /, and Clarus, 93 ID. Brown, 30 TO L also ran.
| Fair start. Won easily by length, five lengths
| between second and third. Ed hearney was of
in front and stayed there to the end Charter al
| ways being in second place.
Fourth race. Five turlongs Selling. Purse,
$3.50 Time, l:0lM
| Weinberg, los. TO (Grifin). ).............,,.. l
Longbrook, Jos. TO (Doggett). .
Prince John, 96, % 10 (Nacey). ............... 8
Black Hawk, 80 Iamley}, 2 TO .; Panway, 90
ID. Brown, 10 ]; Maggie Smith, 80 (Cprtis), 100
| TO !; Willie McAuliffe 80 IL Coudrier), 300 TO l,
and Diabolus, 81 (Coudrier), 300 TO !, also ran.
Fair start " on galloping by three lengths;
! FIVE lengths between second and third. Wern-
! berg ana Longbrook were the leaders through
out
Fifth race-Five furlongs TWo-year-oIds
! Purse, $3.50 Time, l:0?94
| Oily Gamin, 100 y to 3 GRIMM l
! OWlet, Ils, II 10 PENN l................... 2
Moderoco, 200, u TO (keefe) ................ B
Buckeye, 90 a. Brown. 40 TO /: Lady Rich
mond. 100 tLamley), TO l; Red Top. 102 Bergen.
800 to !; Cockade, 10 (Doggett), TO / and Fan
ME B., 10l HAN, 200 TO /, also ran. Hermanita
! 100 IF. Clark y TO !, left.
Poor start. Won driving by a head, three
! lengths between second and third Owlet was a
neck in front of Oily Gamn TO within fifty yards
Of the wire, when Grimm, by hard work, got Oilv
| Gamin's head in front and kept 1t there to the
end.
Sixth race-one mile. Selling. Purse, $500
Time, l:421A.
Marshall, 10, s to (Snedeker) er)............ 1
Leonardo l03, to Q.amley). y).......-......... .
Little Tom, l0l, to tGrifnnl .............. 3
Nero, 100 (Costello), 10 TO /; Jack Rose. Jog
Bergen, Is to /, and Tiny Tim, IC6 E Tribe) %
TO also ran.
Good start Won easily by length. four
| between second and third Marshall took COM
mand in the back stretch and had no trouble in
winning