Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-09
WILL IMPROVE THE RACING.
Two Three Hundred Horses Ex.
pected at st. Asaph'a

Two or Three Hundred Horses Ex-
pected at st. Asnph'A
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
ST. ASAPH'S, Va, November 9-The fine
weather of today attracted one of the
largest crowds of the meeting to the ST.
Asaph track. although the card was none of
the best and the track far from good APP
piica lions for stable room are pouring in on
Secretary Mcintyre, and two or three hun
dred more horses are expected in the next
few days from Narragansett Park and the
west. Fourteen bookmakers did business
today. and speculation was unusually ac-
tive. All started in the first race, but the
scratching Of Mcintyre and Flirt In the
second race reduced 1t to another three
horse race. Jewel was drawn in the fourth,
Star Actress in the fifth and Nero. Wah
Jim, Gleesome and Old Dominion in the
sixth
Jockeys and odds In the first race--Tur-
quoise (MoOre). - and Z; Carter tilly (Har-
risy, 8 and 3; Parthenia (Bergen), and @
to ): Forager QSoggetD, Z and =: Nineveh
(Griffin), 10 and 4; Tuscan (Nacey). and
even; Festival Uittleheld). . to 5, and TO 0.
First race. four and one-balf furlongs.-
Tuscan, first: Parthenia, second; Festival,
third. Time 80 81.
Second race. five and one-half furiongs.-
Weinberg (Griffin), to 5, first; Long
Brook second; Melody, third. Time, LA IL.
st. Asaph's Entries.
Entries for st. Asaph's tomorrow:
First race, failed to fill.
Second race, six and a half furlongs-Der-
fargilla, III; Pochino, fOi; Leonardo. 1903;
Hume. los; Sandowne. III; Tom Skidmore,
1O2: Prince George, 100.
Third race. three-quarters mile-Derelict,
%: Ella Reed, %; COckade, 10S: Flush, 50;
King Gold. 102: Phoebus 100; Romping Girl.
%; Sally Woodford, 1U3.
Fourth race, six and a half furlongs-
Melody, 1913: Baroness, 80; Pulitzer, 90;
F1irt, 100; Galilee, III; lndra, 1O2; McIn-
tyre. 10S.
Fifth race mile-Song and Dance, 102;
Nero, Tom Skidmore, West Chester and Copy
right, 100; Paris. 81; Star Actress. 1O1; Miss
Dixie, 104.
Sixth race one mile-Mr. McDermotts
E,lphin. $50; Mr.. Browns Vancluse, 100;
Mr.. Cunningham's Fairfax. 145; Mr.. Nc
Cauley's Crockman. 40; Mr. Stones Lady
Betty, 1855; Mr.. Porter's Sherry, 135.
Alexander Island Entries.
The following are the Alexander Island
entries for tomorrow:
First race four and a half furlongs-Syra-
cuse, 107; Sentinel, 81; Irish Mike, 90; lin
Pagan, 90; Wist, 1902; Willie Houlahan ~;
Banjo, 80; Salisbury, 90; Free Press, "a;
Jack Wilson, 102; Golddigger, 107; Lento.
1o2: Belisarius, 1O4; Alva, %; Ballinahincha,
1O2.
Second race. six and a quarter furlongs.--
Freezer, ~; Elizabeth. ~; Bon Voyage. 1O4
Soprano Ii, M; Bolivar, 70: Benjamin, 9S;
Forest, 70; Detroit, 70; DIR. Johnson, 96.
Mask, lOT; Laciah. 20; Tommy Brophy. Us.
Third race, six furlongs.-Air Plant. 10:
Fagin. 1O7; Siberia. 10: Imp. Frolicsome
Lass, 1UI: Pattie, 81; Frank X. Hart, 100;
Paragon, 10, Jersey. no.
Fourth race. four and a half furlongs-
Elmstone. 1O7; The Fop. 107; Tedd Gegg,
107; Criterion, 30; Trfxey Gardner. W; Ell
TELEGRAPH, 1O2; Blue Bird. 1O2; Camden, IO4;
Beautiful Bells 10; My Girl colt. 104: Flor
list. Of: Needmore 107; Clausman, 80; Path
way. 102.
Fifth race. six and quarter furlonss-
John Ridden. 104: Levina, 1O7; The Clown.
1Ol; Beigravia. %: Jimmie James. 101; Am
sterdam, l04; Billy Cotton 9S; Poliamter' 8
gelding, 1O4; Firewater. 107: Brogan, 80;
Molte Carlo. 104; Lura. I07; Tommy Lally,
1O4; Sharon, III