Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-26
TO CLOSE THIS WEEK.
December 4 VIII End Racing mt St.
AsapHs.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
ST. ASAPHS, Va, November 26.-What
In all probability will be the last weeks
racing at the St. Asaph track for some
time was entered upon this afternoon. Ger
tainly, it Is said, under the present associ-
alton, for it was stated at the track to-
day, the meeting under the existing man.
aeement would surely close Friday next.
Referring to the statement in today's
New York Herald that he and T. F. Egan
had sold their interest in the Virginia
Jockey Club to j. NJ. Hill and j. N. Kirk,
and that the latter two would make the
track an outlawed one after the present
meeting closed, Secretary H. D. McIn-
tyre stated that there was no truth in the
statement SO far as he was concerned.
The meeting would close this week and he
knew of no arrangement for continuing
racing on the track after Friday next.
The crowd today was again large one
and sixteen bookmakers weighed in, doing
large business. The track was in excel
lent condition and the card was the largest
of the meeting, although the quality of the
entries had somewhat deteriorated.
First race, half mile. Miniver Uamley),
to 1, first; Austin (Tribe). to 1, second;
Elise, Morrison FLY (Sims). o to 3, third.
Time, 40 "a.
Pretense. with Macy UP, fell in the first
race on the far turn. The horses leg was
broken and 1t was necessary to destroy
him. Macy was not hurt.
Second race. mile-Jack Rose Sims. to
i, first; Blue Garter (OLeary), 60 to i, Sec
ond; Tiny Tim Crribe), Is to 1, third. Time,
/ .43 1-2.
TomOrrow's ST. Asaph Entries.
First race, seyen-eighths mile-herman-
ita, Maurfne colt, 105; Lo Bengula, l0S:
Hailstone, 100.
Second race, three-quarters mile-ror-
mentor, ITO; Eiberon, Senator Vest Blue
Garter, 81; sappho, Anxiety, 81; Stammie,
LOG; Governor Fifer. Void, 1O3
Third race, mile and an eighth-Econo-
mist, Fidelio, Bess and Macduff 90; Bar
oness, 100; Warpath, 105.
Fourth race, half mile-South Side Ma
ringo and Fannie B., 90: Van Brunt, 9S;
Lady Richmond, 100; Vocality and Beath-
royd, so; Syde, 1O2; Sir John, JOG.
Fifth race, six and half furlongs-As-
signee. Prig. 1O2; Mcintyre, III; knockhar
ren, Hardy Fox, 1O4; Blue Mass, %.
Sixth race, one mile-Indra, 100: Star
Actress, Gallatin, 100; Flirt Little Tom, 90;
Major General, leonardo. 30.
TOmOrrOw's Alexander Island Entries
First race seven Acknowledgement, %;
Laughing Water, %; Larry K, 100; Ad-
journ, 80; Bolivar. 1O3; Salisbury, 90; Ada
Blue, 30; Wyoming, 30; Elizabeth. 106; Nay
D., 80; Mccormick, 106: John Duffy, 100;
Red Star, 101; Watch Charm, 80; May
Bird 1903.
Second race, four and a half furlongs--
William Penn, %; Fencer, 30; Rosita, 100;
Classic, 80; Nina, 30; jolly Boy, %: Coulton.
IS: Little Jim, 100; Outsider, 80; Irene, 100;
Castanet, 163: Lura, 80; Dow, 1O5; LILLIAN
L., 30; Siberia, 80.
Third race, six and a half furlongs-
Prince Klameth, 1O2; Pottowattomie, 81;
Bert, 1O1; Radiant, 10; Camden, 102;
Flushing. 80: Irene X, 80; L. MeGarrigie.
1O7; Frank r. HART, III.
Fourth race, four and a half furlongs-
he
116; Dashing Charlie. III; Tedd Gegg, 126;
Benjamin, I'D; keramas, 19S; Detroit, 119;
Hac Tay, 122; Miss Primrose gelding, los;
Bert Wilbur, 123; Pagan, 1870; Clansman,
ia; Necimore, 116; Sextus, 119.
Fifth race, six and a half furlongs-The
snake, lO5; Soprano H. rs; Brogan, 102;
Tytura, 1O5; Maggie Beck, 12l; Leigh, 12I ;
Belgravia, lO2; Venusberg, 1l5; Amster-
dam, lO5; t1nnwater, 1o2; American Lady,
III; Jim Mclaughlin, III; Jimmie James,
los. ....-