The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-02
LITTLE TOMS SURPRISE.
NE roses THE RACE ny 4 NosE,
BuT WINS SECOND PLACE IT4O TO 4.

First th0Nce-NNEEte nenNs NoeAnNs Ahu
Jusee Morrow-s,-~s Cisi~s = Feel.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-Favorites went down
with striking regularity ct st. Asaph this after
noon. the Manhattan Stables three-year-old hlly
Flirt being the only successful first choice. The
track was lumpy and slow, and the footing next
to the rail was very uncertain. IL took a couple
Of races TO convince the jockeys that they would
fare much better in the centre Of the track than
next to the rail.
The day did not begin propitiously for the
$500 spectators, who bet the bulk OF their
money on William Donohue's gelding Harring-
ton al odds Of / to 8. walcott and Harrington
were between Will Elliott and the rail, and
when Tribe made the lower turn he crossed
walcott and forced him TO impede Harrington,
slmms having the alternative Of pulling up or
being thrown to the ground. By the time Simms
got the favorite under way again VIII Elliott
was three lengths TO the good, and under press
uro lie held his advantage TO the end. Harring.
ton passed the straEglers in the upper turn and
best Restraint very cleverly for second money.
Simms very properly entered a claim OF foul
against Will Elliott, but the stewards made
some allowance for the bad condition OF the
track. and were satisfied with warning Tribe
tina, he must ride more carefully in the future.
Rom ping Girl was a false favorite for the sec
ond event. a dash at six furlongs for two-year-
olds. She was unable 10 concede Emma fifteen
| pounds, and the Burridge brothers got the money
with the daughter Of Hidalgo. She was very
well ridden by the youngstcr, c. Garrison.
Roinping Girl was never better than second, and
Evelyn Carter Ally was q certain winner Of third
money.
The two.year.Old gelding Cockade was a
slight favoritc over Judge Morrow for the dash
at a mile. and lie beat the Brooklyn Handicap
winner as far as a boy could throw a stone; but
having beaten Judge Morrow lie failed to land
the money. as Lizzie. at 10 TO 1, after making
all the running, got the purse by half a length
ia the creditabie time OF :45Ii. Doggett used
his whip in his left hand, and the two-year-old
swerved toward the outer rail. This probably
lost him the race.
FIirt was at the surprisingly good figure Of 4
in the fourth race. II was only n big gallop for
the daughter Of sailor. Prince to beat her field.
as she passed the judges three lengths before
Star Actress. who beat Gleesome half n length
for second money.
eo %@s Sis' s%S e aEi glir gls ssyf i hi. %pI Rs z On '0 me
boards in the race which followed. II wssa dash
q 9ys furlopgs; and there .ere W were Tsa mine s,.r tiers , HI H:
shown great speed in all Of his races, outbroke his
opponents every false start. and not q few OF
tol. The start which was finally made was a
good one. but Punch shook the others off at
Portable price. seemed to lave second money Sc
cure, but Ella Reed made n rush In the home.
StrptcI anu beat the DrDtnPr 10 fuTus ny u SNORT
head on the post. Ny. vingut won well over
Punch's victory: Doggett prevented a couple
9 %b S90a ah stS saas Titn t N M MnrafGia M Mas b sna ih fe
punished her in the most cruel fashion,
The last race was OF a sensational character;
that many OF the shrewd division let him
severely alone. and placed their money on Gov;
Little Tom, and designated on the cards as .
chestnut colt. three years old, by Great Tom. out
was not neglected, either. A lot OF money in
small amounts was placed on Little Tom at As
gG"d odd dss as loo w to l u to y. win tb sn Tid sp to and i i wh Seo
the flag fell tho little one set a merry, pace.
Little Matt, GOV. Sheehsn. and westchesteT
longs. Then wsstdhester stopped, and
the otG Ss,a " vent It, . on hes a. and isrn hssa.
who owns Little Matt. shouted an offer to bet
$500 even that, his colt would win. TIL. words
stopped. or appeared to stop, and grimm went
fumbling Will, his lines and whip like a novice.
superb finish the latter beat the good thing By a
nose on the post.
Ell, i o was I iq ! 4d%: h S"th m 10 m Rs. .s$ for had s. t,ssi
place. Ike Thompson laid Sol, Lichenstein
$1,000 against $40 for place. and he was not In
capital. Those who claim to know say that Lit
IL. Tom is all right, and that he won a race =,
Cleaning colors and in the name o fthe stable
under which Cleaning performed, II; n: Ma.
few days ago. the colt in his stable. He is
stockily built chestnut with a narrow and irreg-
s sIsr w i,Tip S Ss ws sss p the S fssG; III Wh 6.na ls eS.
~gineered the coup did not pick the easiest spot
S Seeh the sel ecSsia nna long Sthf prld rsS C6;aI mish' s &ans
maries:
FIRST RACE.
D P !. Fu i : .T i. all e. e %fi E afs and l. S Gs'f R aas'} Eyes.
W iona Snsih iST c +. !. Warrington, :, 1917 i!ssinim.j ...,, I
wi w T g and 81 h L Es:'r si.H r 4 "a 'Kee'e'' '''''"'''
Time, l:ll4.
,5 B ss %aIsoSt, s! 50 ! 10 on I h.sF : 90 { TO g i WI Haii EH'o'''
SECOND RACE.
Barridss brothers Oh. 3 Emma, by i~iIdNlgo-B"nnie
J. aeans5sssts !, Z Z ROM in,fE, or. Is jSImm
Thyra and Little Ella also Tsn;
E@ma, to Eveiyn tsrter MY iopof Little Ella,
W. ry %sa s.?o B! fS S. e. ass' . ;sSs 3; s.. Ri, 2@s F %'l' Toilet,
eng. SABLE ,bTi 8 cqsfkr&,s; 3 ,iS.S jDossetti,"
iIlume, Judge Morrow. and Bonaventure also ran.
BetIns-sevep to b ) asa / Sc ceocEade, II to > Judg.
Morrow, . to Hume, 10 To LiHsie' le to l Paris 20
FOURTH RACE.
Purse $500, for three yearold Miles. selling; six and
Mssnfstian Stables b, 4 FlIrt, by Sailor Prince
5, h sn'Sotirt :" b. , H af S6 af''S'' sh. t. Gisss'om1%s,, no
Wrasa and Micm9c queen also ran.
BettIns-Fivs to 4 on nl' Fiirt t's stoaa's against Gle.somc.
= to I star Actress, 90 10 l virugo. 40 to l Micmao
Queen.
FIFTH RACE.
Purse $500; for two eaFolds; nVe furlongs,
II. X. yinguts blk. c, Punch. by Tremont-Retort, |
VIZ. Jsnningss ch. T. Ella Reed. VS. ijR. Doggetii.."., :
w. +. GllpiD's b. c. Rtesian. 100 (Slmmsl. -.,,-....3 |
Amsterdam. Jack the Jew, Apprentice, BenefactoT,
81. Vincent, and hArlgold nlly also ran.
BETTING Eight to 8 against Fila Reed. to 9 lack the
Jew, l2 to l Punch. 4 to I EteSian, 3 10 ! Margold
nliy, rs TO | Beneiactor, a5 Ia l Amsterdam, soto l
81. Vincent, 40 TO l Apprentice.
SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500, for three: yssr-olds and upward; selling
one mile and a sixteenth.
D.. PulsfeIs b, c; Gov. sheehan, 8, BY Falsetto-
Mascot stable ch. e. Little Tom, 4, Us MACY i,..,.. :
W r. Jenhlngsa br. c. Little Matt, 3, 100 GRIM 70. .
WestchesteT also ran.
Time. Iib2A.
Betting-Ten 10 Z on Little Maj, \ to ) against Gov,
ShsehAn, 10 20 l Westchester, $50 To | Little Tom.
The following is the programme for to-mor-
rows:
First RAce-For all horses which have run and not
won al this meeting. Purse $500; six furiongs.
Lady Violet ........,.... 100 Little Billy .,,.,--... -.., l0i
Weinberg .............. lOf Bizarre. ,,,-.,..,----,.. "a |
Gold Dollar ....,.......lO 4l
--.a ~. un... ssnn. ,.I,Ta o.a uLI,.nH {