Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-11-08
New York Cotton.
MORE STABLES COMING.
HOrsemen Return to st. Asaph's i'm
an Unpleasant Mood.


Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
ST. ASAPHS, November s-Despite the
unfavorable weather, there was quite a good
attendance at the st. Asaph track this af-
ternoon. Many Of those who went over to
New York Saturday having returned. The
most Of them. however, returned in any,
thing but a pleasant frame of mind because
of the downfall of Tammany and the pas
sage of the constitutional amendment pro-
hibiting betting. The close of the Narragan-
sett Park meeting yesterday will cause an
unusually large number of horsemen to at
tend this meeting and Secretary Mcintyre
received notices from several stables which
have been running at Providence that they
are on the way here. 1t is said that every
horseman and stable there will at once
come on.
1t is almost certain now that racing here
will be continued until the first of the year
The rain of last night put the track in had
condition, but the only horses scratched
were Copyright ard Setauket in the first
Doggett and Oily Game in the third the
Reoecca Rowett FLY in the fifth and Prince
John and Lorgbrook in the sixth. The
fourth race, however, was declared of, and
a twa-year-old event substituted. Fourteen
books weighed in and did a large business.
Jockeys and odds in the first race: Judge
Morrow CGriffin), 10 to and out; Hume
d, 4
2; Bolaventure (Johns), 80 and 10.
First race, mile-Pulitzer, first: Judge
Morrow, second; Bonaventure, third. Time,
1.49 1-2
ody, Qi5tleficld), 10 Q. first; Nlraso, second;
Micmac Queen, third. Time, l.29 Ia.
Entries mt st. Asaph's.
Tomorrow's entries at st. Asaph's follow:
First race-Four and half furlongs. Fes-
tival, 115; Tuscan, 81; Nineveh, 1OS: For
ager. 100; Parthenia. lO3; Evelyn Carter
filly, "a, Turquoise, o.
Second race-Failed to fill
One at five and a half furlongs will be
substituted.
Third neutrality-suspicious. mile. Kilken-
ny, 9S; Lorimer. log; Blackfoot, l02; Sena-
tor Vest, l06; Grampian, 102; White Wings.
LOG.
Fourth race-Four and half furlongs.
Curious. 81; Samaritan, 81; Vent 1903; Jewel,
%: Apprentice, IO3; Ina, 112.
Fifth race-Five and a half furlongs Ed.
kearney, 100. Walcott "a; Reynard, 101;
Star Actress. 10i
Sixth race-One mile Paris, 90; Prince
George, los; West Chester, 1O3.
Alexander Island Entries.
The entries for the races at Alexander
Island tomorrow after con are as follows:
First race, five furIorgs-Dock Wick, 100;
Venusberg, 100; Jack Wilson, 100; Banjo,
100; Alva, 100; Willie Houlahan, 100; New
Dance, 100, Mccormick, 100; Maggie Beck.
100; Trixee Gardner, 100; Jennie T., 100;
Larry k, 100; May E., 100; John Wrinkle,
100; Fagot, 100
Second race, seven furlongs-Tube Rose.
%; Lyceum, 9S: Air Plant, 10; Alonzo, Is;
Cheddar, 1O1; Beisarius, 10l; Quartermas-
ter, 9S; Ponce-de-Leon, 102; Tioga, %; Wini-
fred, 80; Can't Tell, 101.
Third race, four and half furlongs-The
Clown, 102; Joyeuse, 80; Waywayonda, 30;
Rufus, 80; w. O'Brien, 30; Forenzo 30;
Windgale, 1903; Sabina filly, 80; jolly Boy,
102; OHearn, 80; Outsider, 1903; Tree Top,
1903; Dana, 30.
Fourth race, six and half furlongs-
Jack Lowell. 116; Ellen H., 90; Ronald, 1Oi;
Mask 10; Ataman, lib.
Fifth race, one m:le-Clrcular, 101; Lum.
1O1; McKeever, 102; Missive, 1ol; Dare
Devil, ~.