New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-01
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WASHINGTON. oct 3l.-The sport at ST Asaph TO
dow was bv Ions odds the poorest of the meeting
7, vas positively without a redecminS feature
~, .vorv on was glad when the last race WAS
-, The hcavv track WAS responsible FOR the
or racing and owners objected strongly to run
irr their horses over It, The result was almost
total wrecking Of the card one race-the fourth
finding all scratched.
The first which had twelve entries, was spht
90 make UP the loss The Morris horses captured
generous share Of the money. three trsis ana
second being their portion Of the spoNs.
The first division of the opening race brought de-
feat for a hot favorite In the Falianthus selding
His race proved most woful eNhhition as ne
Vas last Of the lot finish. The winner was
samaritan ridden 10y erecn stabie-boy namcd
corriran who for a novice displayed considerable
ability
The Scalper the property of "Circnlar Joe en-
dc was the good thing Of the second DIVISION ou'
he like the first favOrite. failed To run up 10 en-
pectation. Tariufe, a nice-lookins cot Iio'" ."e
Morris stable winning in romp by d length and a
half.
With our Jack Song and Dance and Captain r.
out Of the third race Prig was backed as sure
winner. and he proved fully good as his admirers
expecied beins in the lead from start II hnish and
winning in common canter. Hume was second
choice and a considerable number backed him to
win but he sulked after running quarter. and
baroness. who at one time was sixteenth OF
mic behind him. beat him ont for the place
With old Dominion. Ed Kearney and longbrook
scratched the fourth race. Nah Jims claim 10 the
purse looked of the copper-fastened order ana al
5 10 he carried big Jumps OF the talents mQney'
but when it came 10 racing II was another thing
"a REWARD outfOO,ed him the entire distance WIN
Ar Gv Four lengths Mcintyre seemed outclass
the o; he pited against in the nm race ont
him He proved the winner. but IL was que ehtTeI!
sm sn Sy Sims lna Ma he eG T2 to the SGs l and
e5 him hrs; by length and a half Melody was
's OWE, won the last She led all the way and
won easily nosSft 6s Was sef smmmar dSet
FIRST RAcE-For maiden ,wo-yearolds; selling. one
haf mile.
Burridse Eross b. (. Samaritan. by Bri''anc-c0m'
passion. los corrisan 100
P.n" sr sS e." by H Ha%S Nay aH sir '
"a Mase7 sr F; Ss 10, %oss s:pr s.a
ss%s d TO "a a"f and d 10 Edna May to
VIZ nv four lengths TWO lengths between second and
third
SECOND RACE-FOr made" 'wo-'ear-Ods; selling Han
nile.
e A.; 4 Al D. III d G3'' iN
: II Vendir's On. The scaper JOS 'oar. l"V
W. ''g 5e9niaess b. g wfai5orlen. r., G,ors;r
snd Pan ioa sMore a.s@ ran me Sip to
"A sT' r, Zen f !2 ana :, % T. and to
Won by a length and half three lengths o''"ee"
second ana ihird
THIRD EACE-Handicap. one and on"-six'e"n'h miles
A. A. H. q p "a, II M drnn, D. C. i't =.
pdri3Ca pIone,. Baroness 3 81 d. Williams. 2
{, r. Morris q cos D. b. Hume . % tkeefel nj. .
ISL.
FOURTH NAcE-seiing Five furiongs
j. T. puls.f-rs D. c. REWARD 10y Kings'on-Bedo''e
M5isu l; m en- h. Wan jim 3 ia (0ogre'',
K n S ioS Gar Lcd cnlra i r ami White wlas.
tke.f. al
i, isi to i, e; so@ ana % 2 to va" jim" to
Won by FOUR lengths: between second and THIRD
r1FTH RAcE-For ,hree-year-olds selling six fnronF'
e. c,9nehlsen's br < Mcintyre by Powhattan-Vs-
1.ss A. ~" H. 4 ' n H. Morr.s Oh. + NEEDY. io' .
" P' ,,,,woo4 ~. b. & Rept,i,ion. io car,en;.
p-um MAJOR. ioi crroc, also ran Ii Weod; 70
,l b.5 rs = i.''>ii ID 10 and to T.
Won by length half. TWO lengths between sec
ord ara third
e,vr,, RACE For ,wo-year-olcs handicap turiongs
A n. M H. oS.e e' iSs i, dueaed,,
Gneis Va11. en- os salir Wo liord
2 1r t ;d,9 100 ,c;riffn, ais, ran Time i:2ih
%o, 20 s7 ID a a DSEs' 20 anu
,y,. hy a length ana half. twelve lengths between
Second and third
Following are the entries FOR tomorrow
Frs race-Fye onehsl furi.nss Ieria,sia l1a
Fes,raat ana iIulinu,, - each.
SUI fll.nss nonIas Gi'i 700 ~ Zen "''
Third race-Ono nile Governor sheehan l22. Judge
I.zze no. Cocksde and Bonaven'uTe JOB 7"'" N'""A
III Gcesome 10 ViTaec Mic Mac queen and Fiir' 1903
rh rsccFive urons. Eiesiaq los Mas.M i,d niy
100 Tancn s. Vincent and Apprentice ~ "aeh' h'''
REED -
SIKH raeeone sixteenth miles o Ton rol fkdT Nor,
~ L" Mat and 1oIerI,oi ;''' co. ,,Ir rom o.