The sun., 1894-10-30
SIMMSS CLEVER RIDING.
TINE ABLE JOCKEY PLACES FoUR
MoRE IICTORIES TO mrs CREDIT.

Declare sssws Hi-ssIf 10 ne sN-eh.i--
proved Colt st st. AssPh-nru- Nsiep
elves Keers = Chs-ee, sd ths Latter
Hushes Factots- Threush 60 vietory-
Re..eI Is Pushes ~ ths Doe CsIt-Prines
George. Dersiiet, s.a sev. sheehs- wiz.
WARRINGTON. Oct. o0.-Jockey William Simms
wss in great form at the track Of the Virginia
Jockey Club to-day. He won four races, and
placed good big gap between himself and his
competitors in the race for the premier jockey
ship Of America. The victorious horses ridden
by slmms were p. J. Dwyers Declare and Ken
mel, the Manhattan Stables Prince George, and
the Pelham Stables Derelict The other races
were taken by Factotum and Gov. sheehan
The rain of Sunday did not hurt the track any,
and the course was safe as on any of the pre-
vious days Of the meeting. The management
say that the rumors concerning the St Asaph
tracks condition and It's success are too absurd
90 call for a denial, particularly as the reason
Cor the anmus is plain.
Declare was a much higher class two-year-old
shan Our Jack, and. as the Dwyer colt had
shown great improvement of late he was heav-
Ny played by tho smartest men at the track to
land the money in the opening dash. Little Matt
and Our Jack, both under pull, made the rum
ming for more than elk furlongs, where they
were Joined by the favorite. on whom Simms
was hard at work for over five furlongs. De-
clare had evidently been sulking for the mo-
ment he was called upon to try hard in the
homestretch ho made mincemeat OF his field,
beating Our Jack by length or So Little Matt
was q very close third, and Doggett had to ride
Donohues colt in order TO shake the son OF Vol
Hgeur OF at the end
Black foot carried most OF the money for the
talent in the second race. Drum Major, attend
ID by Grampian and Pecksnif. cut out the work,
and the trio would have had the race to them
selves had Pulsifers colt not run out at the head
Of the stretch. carrying Grampian and Pecksnih
with him. This let Factotum through on the
rail, and Keefe taking advantage of the occa-
pion was never caught. although Blackfoot
chased him home. Grampian was third and
Drum Major fourth.
The Oneck Stable commission made their un-
named colt, by Midlothian, out Of Doe, the IA
sorite for the scramble for two-year- -olds.
Kennel, however. was not far behind
the Californian, the son Of Bishop be-
ing backed down from TO l TO ~
TO /. King Gold was also the subject of consid-
and with Kennel at his heels the Blemton
youngster cut out merry clip ia, the head OF
at the arst turn, and he was two lengths behind
the leaders a quarter of q mile from home He
%o hS hsa hUG s2 At sRs Ra
sinteepth pole, had to ride ali little IL order & f.
beat him three-quartersof OF length. King Gold
was a close third and ran good race the time,
h;le1 showing the quality OF the placed horses
and was unbeaten until to-day: His running
Qualities alone ear are owned by the oneck stable
Mr.. crofers Prince % George. He @ went Hs to the tR
post to ,, ehspee @ and won II IN :, T rather mild
plunge gee on MI Leonardo. Tom Wsish's friends play.
Ing the Reldng down from 20 to to 10 at the
post Jockey Iendrum was not In good form,
third place being the pest he could secure,
favorite for the NTH race She began 80 quickly
that the race was hers almost from the start,
Somo rst BY four rHn .nsths oI High Point Bes
and the Marigold 1lly killed their chances for
1na :nd arS money was enabsd ts see Ella Re.d
up In time me- to n.o win tho place by by Sm n.ck
han was the fayorite for the last race
but he was not entitled TO beat Long Bridge
the % upper p turf. ' when Condrier tried to co come
through on the rail. and y was comparatively
% So ons
Bridge third. Kilkenny had lot of speed for
hve furongs then he cut It and a was poor last
Siai train will Leave the race track & next sasus-
DAY evening Teainns ,ha oS SsW foTE % perors Hid
York TO remain until Wednesday. Summaries:
FIRST RACE.
Pp5ss 500 for all s ages: h.ndslsaP; s one mile
u B. yenninss's 6r S c. Lille Matt ,, ioa Grininj
iilie' Star Actress r;,Rs sRs IIla%s i!ag also ran
70 Gn bssif &c TO Our
loo TO Star Actress.
SECOND RACE.
Purse $500, for ee.year.olds; nvs and half fur
E;&oed.sb. c. Factotum. by the Ill used-Favonis,
eam.po stables blk g Blsckfoot io4 lGrinni...,..
ssef 90. and Mic
mac Queen also ran r, ,,o,,
Be,lnsSlns to a%f asaia.l lSs biss1foo to Drum
sifsso. Is to each Fssi.nn hspsaioa, and nic%.S
Purse $500. for twoyear'olds: handicap six fur
r. ], Dwyer's b. c. Kennel, by Bishop Kennebec, ll5
SHsss Ss@ton sss ss.s. = dam RISs RSs as is
sss wOodford, Harris Midgley, Thyra, and Vent
elso ran. a.
Khs ss Ss sss NSRSs
ford. 10 to Harris rs TO Thyra, 100 to Vent
FoCRTH RACE.
Purse $780, for three year 0lds and upward; six and
snhatian Stables b. C. Prince George, 4, by ssnsa.
P.I Pgsifersb. $. win ElIiott 10! u Tribe,..,
ssSado~ Rs,sTainf sna Soy Eifsr @ also raH
sS sS.aSa nfS Is ,s c IN
Rsstraint 100 to / Gov. Fiier.
FIFTH RACE.
500 foT ~ n1. . nv ss ssESnSs
w. n Jenatnsss eR. T. lila Reed i0s ,,irin,n
High Point Belle, Js$Ssl, %nSiit'ls Ea also ran.
s..a TsS hSinl Sn s s%s sn $ Ell
Eargold nlly, loo TO Little Ella.
SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500; for threeyear-olds and upward; ono
P.T PgIs@tsTxs @ p b. rc; G Gov sheshan' s. by Fase'O
H. K Vinsut's ch g. setaukei !, vs. (RarIelrl.,.,..
fR, w6iiss pr . fong Bridge. sS4 tcOndrlerJ......