The Washington times., 1894-10-27
BIG CROWD AT ST. ASAPH.

Lively Betting and Interesting Racing
Were Features of the Day.
Fully 5000 were present at the st. Asaph
course yesterday. the weather being delight
ful, racing fairly Interesting and the betting
very heavy. Starter Rowe was not in his
best form, his worst break being the send-o1
in the third race when three horses were yir-
tuallY left at the post. Pulitzer was one of
the unfortunaIes and made up considerable
ground, finishing fair third.
There were twenty-three books on and as
the amount given away in purses aggregated
but 81 900 the club quit the day somewhat on
the right side All the plungers were free in
putting down the money and many OF them
had it returned with interest. Summaries:
First race-Six furlonGs Heavy handicap.
Purse, S400 Time, l:l7.
HazeIhatch, los l6 10 5, (Doggett) ..............
King Gold, l03, TO :, (Grifin).
Gold Dollar, I09, TO ;, Sims
Walcott, lis (Bergen), u to l, and Black Hawk,
1I2 Penn, to !, also ran
Poor start, Won handily by three-parts of n
length, a length and half between second and
third After half hours delay King Gold got
the better Of the start and led 10 the last six
teenth, when Hazelhatch got up and Won elev-
erly.
Second race-Six furlongs Selling. Purse,
$500. Time, l:l634.
Prince John, 102, 20 Bergen. )................
Memento colt, So 5 TO tGriin). n)...-............
Old Dominion, lo9, l3 10 (Midgely). ..-.....-...
Good start Won galloping by 4 length, half
length between second and third
Bergen took Prince John out at flag fall, and
the latter was never headed, winning without an
effort, the Memento colt beating Old Dominion
for the place in drive.
Third race-Fiye furlongs Three-year-olds.
Selling Purse, $500 Time, l;021s.
Longbrook, IO7, TO Doggett) ................. l
Factotum, 10 3 70 , tSime) e).-.-..-............
Pulitzer, l02, 10 (Bergen)
Marchaway, IOi tGrnln), 3 TO l; Little Agnes,
9s "a. Barrett, 50 to ) and Clara Bell, IS [R Dog
| gett), 90 TO !, also ran.
Bad start Won easily by length and half,
| three lengths between second and third. To a
| struggling break Marchaway opened up gap Of
! two lengths, but came back TO his field in the
! stretch, Longbrook winning easily
Fourth race-One mile ALI ages. Selling
| Purse, $500. Time, l:43$l
Little Mat. 99, 10 , (R Doggettl ..............
Beauregard, Sc, 20 TO Coudr err .....-----..-. ,
Tom Skidmore, los, 10 20 ,Glifin). ).............
ST Michael, rs Bergen, y TO !, also ran
| Good start Won cleverly by length, one and
/ half lengths between second and rnird- Beau
/ regard set the pace 10 the head OF the stretch,
when Little Nat took th lead, but had TO be rid
den 10 stall OF Beauregards 5 challenge in the
final sixteenth, the two-ysar-old coming again.
Fifth race-six furlongs- Two-year-Old2. Sell
! ing. Purse, $500. Time, l:l7l4.
/ Cockade, los. 5 10 . Doggett) l
Derelct 1O9, TO Sims .
Midgely, Il3. l3 TO (didgely) 8
Louise illy, lO5 tGrifin), to ,; Jack the jew,
I07 Hannawalp, 30 TO !, and Etesian, 10 PENN,
| 30 20 !, also ran.
Fine start Won handily by length and a
/ half. three-parts Of a length between second and
third. Derect lead clear Of her field to the last
/ pole when Cockade came with rattle and won
handily, Derelict getting the place, with Midgely
and Louise hlly both close up.
Sixth race-One mile Purse, $500 Time,
l:42.
/ Ed Kearney, 10, Is TO (DoggetD- -..-.....-... =
/ Brambaleua, fllly, e, 10 "a. Barrett. .... )
Little Billy, I12 PENN, 10 to !: Restraint 1O7
/ (heefe), IS TO l, and Bonayenture, 107 dew, 100
/ 10 !, also ran.
Fair staat Won easily by two lengths: six
/ lengths between second and third.
Ed Keaney led the bunch till well into the
stretch, when Our Jack easily passed the leader,
and won without trouble. Bonayenture ran out
and pulled up.
Entries for To-day.
First race-six ana one-half furlongs GaIilee
! and Pochino, l25 each; weinberg, IL; Mcintyre,
! l2O; Urania, llJ, and Louise illy and LopengGla,
I l07 each
second racc-One and one-eighth miles. Emma
/ s., Micmac Queen, and Lady Adams, l02 each,
| and Baroness, IO9.
| Third race-Ihree-quarters of mile Ken
mel, LIZ; The Buffer, JOS; Albert A. and Appren-
tice, JOB each, and Bizarre and Mckee, 1e0 each.
Fourth race-One and one-sxteenth miles
/ Roche, 30; Song and Dance, no. Judge Morrow,
| 100: Prince Karl, IS; Hume, 20, and Jodan, g.
Fifth race-One-han of a mile Golden Gate,
Forager, and Pouch colt, 10 each, and Pre-
| tense Pearl, Nineveh, Tree Top, Arreplen geld
/ ing, Palanthus gelding, and Saluda flly, 1O7
each.
! Sixth race-Seven-eighth of a mile Captain
| T. and Pecksniif, 109 each; Weinberg and Long
Bridge, I02 each, and VIII Elliott, 1O4