The Washington times., 1894-11-15
JOCKEY LENDRUM SET DOWN
Stewards Dissatisfied with the Boys
Ride on Lady Richmond.
PUNISHMENT WAS DESERVED
Cadigan's Fiily Had No Opportunity to Show
Her Usual Speed Because Of the Jockey on
Her Back-Three Favorites and an Equal
Number of Outsiders Won.

Clear and cool were the conditions OF the
weather at st. Asaph yesterday, and the at
tendance was much larger than usual The
betting was very heavy and the fourteen
book-makers all come out ahead on the day.
John Duffy. the elongated penciler, who u.s.
ually sets the pace in the laying of odds, won
over 81 900 on the fourth event, he laying
against both favorites and keeping all the
money.
In the second race Lady Richmond was
plunged on as a good thing, and closed q
warm second choice to Harris. Lendrum had
the mount and his ride was SO unsatisfactory
that the patrol Judge reported to the stewards
the boy had pulled the filly. The stewards
promptly suspended Lendrum aud Will refer
his case 10 the jockey club for nnal action.
But three fayorites won, they being High
Point Belle, Harris, and Ed. Kearney. The
upsets were Owlet, Longbrook and Loben-
gua. The longest priced winner was Long
brook, 20 to l being on offer. The horse was
sold 10 Bobby Smith for s. 600, and the latter
had 300 each way on him, thereby winning
the purchase money out with interest 10
boot Mckee was played heavily to win the
extra race which was run as the third event,
but he failed to turn the trick, much to the
dismay of the talent. Summarizes
First race-Four and One-halt furlongs. TWO
year olds Selling Purse, $500 Time, O5614.
Hieh Point Belle, lOS, to 10 lGrinin)-
Phoebus, 10, TO penn. observation-disclosures.
Midstar, i0S, TO tDoggetp. p..-........ ....... 3
Parhenia, 105 tBergen), 10 20 /; Tartufe, lOS
(Keefe 100 to l. TurQuoiselG3 CI Moore, 800 10 /;
Castanet, 100 lR DoEgettl, 80 10 and Carnation,
100 tNacey) 10 TO l, also ran.
Struggling start Won easily by two lengths
three parts Of q length between second and
third High Point Belle was of in front and
never Was headed, PhoebUs lasting long enough
10 hold second place.
Second race-Four and one-half furlonrs Two
year.olGs Selling Parse, 500. Time, O:57
Harris lO7. / TO ,Grinin).
Pouch colt, los. % 70 DoEEett). .--............
Edna May, 1863 70 IL ,Tribe) .......-..-.....-
Lady Richmond, lO4 Lendrum), to 5; Ina, 1O5
(Hanawalt),B0 TO l:Pandora geldng, los tNidgeiyl,
30 10 and Marcola cot, 1o3 Keefe 200 10 l, also
ran.
Fair start Won easily by a length and.a half,a
length between second and third Edna May led
to the stretch, when Harris and Pouch colt took
up the running, they finishing as named.
Third race-Fiye turlOngs All ages Selling.
Purse, $500. Time, i:0sl5.
OwIet los 13 to 5 PENN. l
Mckee 102, 3 to 2 Cjrif6n). Observation-Disclosures. 2
lola, 10, II to (Doggett
Wah Jim, III CTaraD, 10 to I: Berwyn, III
Hsmley), 90 to1, and Anxiety, l05 III. Brown,
800 to !, also ran.
Fair start Won handily by a length, head
between second and third. lola made the rum
ming ntil the last furlong. when Owlet got up
and won cleverly under the whip, Mckee, who
got of none too well, beating lola short head
for the place.
Fourth race-Six furIongs. Selling. All ages.
Purse. $500 Time, 1:1616.
Longbrook, 100, 20 to l tDoggetD. D...............
Leonardo, 100, 13 TO 10 iGrfnn) ........-..-....
VIII Elliott l06, 10 10 (E. Tribe).
Polydora, 100 Lamley), 10 to 1; Senator Vest, 80
Nacey), 100 to !; Ninety-Seyen, 9411 Oh. Brown,
200 20 /; Fidelio, 80 (Sheedy), 40 to l, and Ken
meth, 1O2 a. Moore>, 400 to l, also ran
Good start Won driving by neck, length
between second and third. Leonardo was in
front to within fifty yards of the finish when he
faltered, letting Longbrook just beat him out
Fifth race-One mile Handicap for tWo-y ear
olds Purse 1900 Time, l:4494.
Lobengula. 103. TO (Keete) te).-.................
Ella Reed l02, to (Lamley) )..-.....-.....-...
Emma %, 20 TO lCarrigan1 Observation-Disclosures.
Cockade, 1l6 Doggett(, 6 10 /: Thyra, 90
(Sheedy), 100 TO /; King Gold llO, (Grifn), TO l.
Tuscan, 10S (Naceyl, 40 to l, and True Penny,
1Os16 Sims, TO 2, also ran
Fair start. Won easily by half length, three
lengths between second and third King Gold
and Tuscan led for n quarter and then Loben-
gula took up the running and won easily, Ella
Reed securing The place.
Time, 1.44M
Miss Dixie 80, TO 3 OR. Doggett) ........-.... 2
Tom Skidmore, l02 to !, (Griffin) .............
Corners, so, (Keefe) 40 TO l, also ran.
6 ood start Won handily by q length and a
half, head between second and third. Ed.
Kearney took the lead from the start and made
all the running. r. Dogge.t rode a bad race on
Miss Dixie, being twice shut in