The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
FAVOR[TES AT ST. ASAPH
FIVE AND A sECOND CHOICE TAKES
FIRST M ~.
Li.,Ie Billy Makos Close Cell on Old O.
minIon-The F'rmc~, Houever Falls
at Home and 10 Left.

ST ASAPH, VA, Nov. l6.-Fiye IA
| voJites and a second choice took the
| first money at the st. Asaph track to-
| day. Two track records were made ma
| dead heat marked the six iurlong event.
| The betting was brisk and the number
| OF books was swelled to twenty-th three.
! The second race proved an exciting
! event, as Little Billy and Old Dominion
were SO close at the wire that the judges
| would not separate them, ana called u
a dead heat Ia the run-off Old Domin-
| ion led all the way, but only succeed
| cd I'm defeating Little Billy, who pulled
| up lame. by a head. The opening event
was a gift to HignpOint Belle, the almost
! even-money favOrite. who made he half
mile in IS IL, lowering the track record
| by l IL seconds.
Ed. Kearney. at almost prohibitory
| odds, walked away from his field in the
third event. Weinberg, at odds-on, 20 $
never headed, in the fourth race de-
feating Longbrook han1ly. The five-fur-
long dash for two eaT-Olds developed
into a nip and tuck two-horse contest,
Oily Gamin after a hard drive, finish
ing a head in front of O~let. Hermanita
was left at the post. SUMMARIES:
FIst race--half nile-Hishpoint Belle
Second race-three-quartcrs Of a mile
Dead heat, Little Billy go, Sims. II
70 20) and Old Dominion OO9, Dogeett, 3
to p, West Chester Is 70 y third. Time
1916
Run -off-Old Dominion q to . won by
a head. Time, 1l5 3D.
Third raca-one mile-Ed. Kearney d11
Sims 3 to l0) first. Charter second, Con-
Fourth receive furIongs-Wernberg
OOj. Griffin, TO - first, LOngbrook sec
onl, Prince John third. Time, 1:01 -.
Fifth race-hve furlongs-Oily Gamin
900, Griffin, to y first, Owlet 0lS, Penn.
2 to u second. Moderoco 900, Keefe. y
TO u third. Time. / :02 "a.
Sixth race-one miie-Marshall DO
Snedteker to 8 first k ;,fa TdG G d93
Griffin, 1 to y third Time, 1.42 IL.
- e. agton Race
LEXINGTON, ky. Nov. 1.-THE largest
crowd of the meeting was at the track
to-day. Betting was lively. Favorites
won the second and third races, second
choices the 1rst and fourth, and rank
outsider the fifth giving the boOkmakers
the best end. Summaries:
First race-four and a half furlongs.-
Caldwell 00l, a. Clayton, 8 to - first,
Willis second. Parthenia third. Time, 81.
Second race-slx furlongs. -Balk Line
Q02 A. Clayton. 3 to y first, MISS Lilly
second Annie VI. third. Time lis.
Third race-sX furlongs.-CerrO Gordo
98, Perkins, TO p first, Mil Boy second,
PocotempO third. Time 1:l5.
Fourth race-four and a half furlongs:-
Tenor doS. Thorpe. ( to - first. Avalanche
second. Goodwin third. Time, 80.
m'o IL X.
NASHVILLE. TENN, Nov 16.-The
poor card at Cumberland Park to-day was
rendered worse by declaring Off the fifth
race. The weather was fine, attendance
good, and track fast TWO taYorltes re-
waried their hackers. the other winners
being a second choice and an outsider.
Revenue furnished the surprise OF the
day. The price against him was . 70 !,
and he was lightly played. He trailcd 10
the stretch. when he came strong and
won driving by a neck.
Won .nt Derby Cup.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE race for the
Derby CUP of 1000 s0ver=igus, a handi
can for three-year-olds and upwards, "a
straight mile, was run at Derby to-day.
and won 10y MIR. G.. :. Newton's Dunn
barton. three years old, with Baron Dc
Rothschld's Harfeur H.. four years Old.
second, and Lord Elsmeres Esmond, i've
wears old, third.