Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-20
THE AMERICAN TURF.
Racing to Continue Indefinitely at st.
Asaph's.

WASHINGTON, November 19-The
sport at the St Asaph track will continue
indefinitely. This was announced by
the management to-day. and will be car
rled out whether 1t conflicts with the
findings Of the Jockey Club which meets
in New York tonight. or not.
Three odds-on favorites. n second
choice. and three outsiders were the win
ners to-day. The second race was closely
contested, Mckee, the heavily-backed
favorite. finally showing his nose ahead
at the wire. Robusta. at TO /, was the
favorite in the opening event, but finished
in the ruck. The third race was a
three-horse contest, Miss Dixie showing
the way to the last furlong, but giving
way to Marshall, who shot past the
wire a nose ahead.
The half-mile event was a walk-away
for Jewel, an outsider. and Mcintyre,
against whom to was offered. easily
bested his field in the five-furong dash.
taking the decision from VIII Elliott by
half a length. Galilee was heavily
played. but Our Jack, after hard drive,
succeeded in getting his head In front
of Galilee, defeating Ed. kearney for the
place by heaG.
The closing event, a gentemen's con-
test, furnished amusement to the specta-
tors.
First race-selIing, six furlongs-Gal-
latin QlO. Sims, S to u won, Black
Hawk second, Senator Vest third. Time.
liz IA.
Second race-selling. six furlongs-Mc
Kee O03 Griffin. Z to 1W won. Doggett
second, Lobengula third. Time. 1:l6.
Third race-seIling. one and one-eighth
miles-Marshall Q02, Lamley, IL to 20)
won. Miss Dixie second. Star Actress
third. Time. 1:5S.
Fourth race-selling, half a nlie-Jewel
(96 Macy, G TO u won. Benefactor Sc
cond Maringo third. Time. 40 3-4.
Fifth race-selling, five furlongs-McIn-
tyre Q02, Lamley. 3 to u won, VIII
Elliott second, lola third. Time. ] :0l 3-i.
Sixth race-one mile-Our Jack QO3.
Iamley, S TO 81 won. Galilee second, Ed.
kearney third. Time. l:42.
Seventh race-gentlemens race, private
sweepstakes of 500 each, for hunters;
one mile on the fiat-Vaucluse QGo. Mr..
Brown, 2 to 81 won. Sherry second,
Cracksman third. Time. not taken.
CUMBERLAND PARK.
NASHVILLE. TENN. November 49,
The bookmakers continued their victories
at Cumberland Park to-day, the only
winning favorite being Eurania, who was
at prohibited odds. The third race was
split, and scratches reduced the fourth
to two entries. a special was arranged
between Euranla and ST. Pancras for sl0)
a side. the association adding 500 Not
withstandng the fact that st. Pancras
had beaten the filly at the same weights
Friday, she was a 1-to-3 favorite. Eu-
rania led all the way. being pulled up
~ rnI-
heavy. the weather pleasant, and the at
tendance fair.
First race-slx furlongs-Cyrus (9S
Cassin, TO u won, Joe L. second, B.
+. Fly. Jr.. third. Time. 119 -
Second race-hve furlongs-Renaud Q0S
Knight, TO u won, Trenton second, A.
Barrett third. Time. los
Third race-seling, six furlongs-F'lo-
renee NJ. Q05. Kuhn. to u won, Tramp
second. Sam Farmer third. Time. 12o
Special race-seven furlongs-Eurania
q09. Gardner. / to - won. ST. Pancras
Ql2. Freeman. to u second. Time. l:i0
Fourth race-six furlongs-Followday
Q02, J. HUI, 3 1-2 to u won, w. IT. Ellis
second. Miss Mamie third. Time, 1:l9
Fifth race-seliing. one mile-Saxophone
(s7, Cassin. to u won. Revenue second,
Legrande third. Time. 1:F Ia.
IN OLD KENTUcK.
LEXINGTON, KY, November 19.-Onfy
two favorites won In to-day's races, and
| In one of these. the fourth, the second
horse was at the same odds as the win
ner. The track was slow. The weather
was clear. but chilly.
First race-ssven eighths OF q mile
Mss Lily N3. Perkins. II TO O. won. The
| Ironmaster second. Sister Anita third.
| Tiwe. 1:3l.
Second race-four and one half fur
longs--Parthenia Q07. A. Clayton. I IL
TO u won. sammer Coon second, Goodwin
| third. Time. SO.
Third race--hve eighths OF miie-Queen
May Q0s A. Clayton. l3 to 81 won, Annie
| NJ. second. Rslic third. Time, Los.
| Fourth rsce-one mile--Gloriauna 10k.