The Washington times., 1894-11-23
PITTSBURG PHIL SURPRISED
Indra Ran Unbacked by His Owner,
but Won Dust the Same.
FOUR FAvORITEs WE'RE FIRST
Splendid Weather Drew Big Crowd to St.
Asaph and Betting Was Lively-Jack
White Won Good-sized Bankroll on the
Victory of His Colt Beauregard.

Four of the six races at st. Asaph yesterday
were won by favorites, the other events being
captured by outsiders. The weather was
balmy, and the attendance large. Twenty
one pencilers laid the odds. and they were
kept fairly occupied all day. Many of the
cinch bettors fell with dull thud on McIn-
tyre in the third race, while others landed on
Major General. The former was the best
horse on form, while the latter was touted all
over the ring as the good thing.
Even Pittsburg Phil, whose colt Indra ran
in the race, backed Major General, and ne
was dIsgusted individual when Indra can
tered home winner at the juicy odds of 10
TO against. Jack White was more fortu-
nate, as he won a good sized bank-roll on his
colt Beauregards success in the beaten
two-year-old event. Marty Bergen rode the
winner, and was wide awake throughout the
race his face was wreathed in smiles as he
cantered back to the judges stand Summa-
ries:
First race-Six and half furlongs. Heavy
handicap for all ages Purse, $3.50 Time, l:2334.
Ed. Kearney, l3O, 10 (Sims) )..................
Assignee, 10, TO (Midgely). Observation-Disclosures.
Prig, ll6, to PENN
Hardy Fox, 1l6 (Thompson), % to l. also ran.
Good start Won easily by three lengths, a
! length and half between second and third
Assignee made the running to well within the
| stretch, when Ed. kearney went TO the front and
| staid there.
! Second race-Six furIongs Two-year-olds
Selling Purse $3.50, Time, l;l714
! Oily Gamin, lO3 to (Grinnl .............. :.
Perthenia l03, to (Bergenl. nl......,.,......,--
Maurine colt, 100, to (Sms) ,.........,.-.,,,,
Bodman b., 100 R Doggett), 10 TO l. Chicot, 100
! NaInleyl,s 10 !; Abingdon, " tAeefel, IL TO !;
! Iruepenny, l06 PENN, 20 to /; First Light, 100
! a. Finneganl 60 to !, and partune, 6 (sheedyl,
| 100 TO !, also ran.
Good start Won easily by two lengths, a
! length between second and third. oily Gamin
/ headed the bunch from tho start and won very
easily, Parthenia, vigorously ridden by Bergen,
| getting the place
Third race Seven furlongs. Three-year-
olda Purse, 1880 Time, 1889
Indra, 1O2 10 to (R DoggetD D,,................ !
Mcintyre, l04, 2 TO Iamey) .......-.........-.
LongbroOk, lO3, 10 (Bergenl ..,....-.........
Major General, l02 GRIMM, 10 /; and Azure
lian, III Fox; 90 to l, also ran
Fair start. Won easily by length and half,
( a half length between second and third. Nc
Intyre the leader till well into the stretch.
when lndra came through, and won easily at
the end.
Fourth race-One and one-quarter miles. Sell
I ing. Purse, $3.50, Time, 2:l2
Charter 100, to [Grifin) Observation-Disclosures.
Baroness &C. 10 to (Garriganl ...-.....-..,....
Clarus 81, % TO (Nacey)..
/ Westchester, Ii2 DoGgettl, TO !, and Blue
Garter, lO2 penn, IS TO !, also ran.
Fair start Won driving by neck three
| lengths between second and third, Westchester
set the pace, but quit at the turn for home
Baroness closing and making gallant, but un-
successful effort to beat out Charter, the latter
winning by n neck.
Fifth race-Six furlongs Beaten two-year-
olds Selling, Purse, $50. Time, i:lf9a
Beauregard. 1G3, to tBerGen). ......,.....,...
/ EnChaDter, log, ) TO j (keefel. .
MiniYer, l03, 10 to PENN )-...,.........,-.,...
Thyra, i03 Curtis, 100 TO |; Andrews, 1c EI.am-
ley, 10 10 L Beneactor l04 Blake, 20 10 !: Jack
the jew, los GRIMM, 10 j Buckeye, l02 lH
Brown, 80 TO :; Antonio, % tGarrigan), 100 to l.
Fannie b., IOI tll Doggett, 20 TO !; Iroglen geld
ing, 102 tBurrelp, 20 TO !, and Maringo, los a.
( Yrioe), 80 TO l, also ran
Fair start Won easily by three lengths,
head between second and third. Beauregard
led all the way and won easily Enchanter got
the place in the last few strides from Miniver
Sixth race-Five and a half furlongs Sell
ing. Purse, $3.50. Time, 1:l0
Weinberg, los, to Sims sl.................... /
VIII Elliott, l0l1h to e. Tribe. l............. 2
| Elberon, lO0l5 200 TO tE- Finneganl.
Hammie, l02 (Clark) 100 TO I, and Vision, l03
! PENN, 90 10 l, also ran.
Fair start Won galloping by six lengths, one
had practically a waIkover. win Elliott pulled
up very lame, and IL Is feared he has broken
down.
Entries for To-day.
First race-SiX and one-haIf furlongs Kill
kenny, Willie MCAulitfe, Economist, Maidstone,
and Runyon, l05 each; Bess Macduff, BIondys
Victim, GOV. Fifer, BOnaventure, Anxiety, and
| Lorimer l02 each, and White Wings, IO7.
Second race-Three-quarters OF a mile. Romp-
ing Girl and Vccality, 80 each; Red Top and
Buckeye, l02 each; Etesan 100, and Jack the
Jew, los.
Third race-Three-quarters of a mile. Melody,
Flirt, Star Actress, and Panway, ll0 each
Fourth race-Three-quartes OF a mile. Old Do
minion, l04; Little Tom, 80; Prince John, 81; Sam
Weller I0l; Hardy Fox, l0I, and -Polydora, SO.
Fifth race-Seyen-eighths OF a mile. Leonardo,
101; Ella Reed, Sc; Gallatin, los; Blizzard, 107,
and Thurston, lG2
Sixth race-Fiye-eighths of a mile. Senator
Vest, Sappho, Hullnut, Lady Superior, Ninety
Seven, Vidocq, Kenneth, Maggie Smith, Naya-
hoe, Vision, and Pocolar colt, 10 each