Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-04
AT ST, ASAPH'S TRACK.
A Muddy Day, But the Talent Is fairiy
Successful.

WASHINGTON, November 3.-At 81
Asaph's to-day there was a iair at'ehu-
.rce The weather was sunshiny' Out
windy The track was very heavy-sloppy
even one of the book-makers. the IN.
Club. "welched' and all It's pets W.
declared off. For a muddy day the taieht
was fairly successful, placing three WIN
rars and one second choice. Inc TWO
outsiders were at short odds.
Cockade at to j. was the ia'ot'e
In the first. with I<obengula next, at d
10 1. Mcintyre, who was quoteo AT W =,
showed all the way round. ana won easily
by two lengths. . ,,o,a
In the second, Prig was thought gooa
r,ua-lark and the odds were beaten
nn..,r IN I 10 2. Miss Dixie. the second
cno,ce at 3 10 ], took the lead very early
and was never headed winning III
walk six lenf,ths ahead Of Prig, and with
the others strung out.
Derelict. 4-to-5 favorite, and Pnoepus GOT
off In front Of the other seven 2-year-oias
In the third. and, coming down the nome
stretch. Harris came up anu ,me LIZ
made the mud fly to the wire. PhoeDus
came I'm ahead before Harris who beat
Dere,ict for the place by length
weinberg. the l to favorite. In the
fourth. had everything his own way,
and won as he pleased. Owlet In the
fifth. proved the good thing her packer
thought her by winning handily. Little
Matt the 4-to-5 favorite In the last, pea.
Lady Adams out. after the latter had
led all the way.
Fret race-Heavy Handicap, purse. six
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GIG. Simms, to -
won. Old Dominion second, Copyright
third. Time. In IL
Second race-handicap, one and one
eighth miles-Miss Dixie 400. Griffin. Sto
IA
Time, 2:O6 IL.
Third race-selling. four and a half
furlongs-Phoebus Q0S. Littlefield to- u
won. Harris second. Derelict third. Time.
100.
Fourth race-selling. six furlongs-Wern-
berg Q0s. Doggett. 1 to CD won. Melody
second Star Actress third. Time. ! ~ "a.
Fifth race-fve and half furlongs-
Owlet nl2. Littlefield. to 81 won. Ella
Reed second. Thyra third. Time. 1850.
Sixth race-selling one mile-Little Matt
COS. Griffin. 4 TO % won. Westchester Sc
cond. Pulitzer third. Time. 1:32
CUMBERLAND PARK.
NASHVILLE, TENN, November g.
The races at Cumberland Park brought
out 1000 people The track was fast, and
the time remarkably SO. Manola, l2-to-1
shot, ran the fastest five furlongs ever
run over the course. finishing well In hand
IN VI Ia. Maiu Malldn, WHo Wds poiico
In the betting. won In gallop. Three
OF the four entries were scratched out
in the third race.
First race-fve furlongs-Manola 49,
Kuhn, ~ to u won. Pedestrian second
Clara Bauer third. Time, 1:ol IA.
Second race--one and one-eighth miles
wolsey COZ, McCue. 6 to g. won, Marion
second. Peytonia third. Time, IDA L.
Third race--declared off.
Fourth race-one mile-Maid Marian
CO9, Gibson. ou) won. Wedgefield second
Cyrus third. Time 1:42 L.
Fifth receive Acknowledgements Qlb
Gardner, ! 10 p won. Miss Alice second
Rasper third. Time, 1:02 1-2.
Sixth race--fve furlongs-Bessie Nichols
Q09. Barrett. TO ~ won. Followday Sc
cond, Quickstep third. Time. Loo.
EVENTS POSTPONED.
PHILADELPHIA. PA, November B.
Owing to heavy rain this morning the
attempts Of AK, Fantasy. and Directly
10 beat their records at the Point Breeze
track were postponed from this afternoon
until Monday The other events-the "a:
trot and 2:l5 pace--to have been decided
to-day. were also postponed until MONDAY