Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-10-25

RACING ON TWO TRACKS.
Five FavOrites Won Yesterday at St.
Asaph's.

Numerous scratches reduced the already
small fields at the st. Asaph track yester-
day to match races in two of the events,
and five cut of six favorites won, the
talent had rather a good day of it, although
four IF the winning fayorites were odds on.
In the third race Our Jack was quite large
ly played to beat Patrician, hut finished
absolutely last. ILdra, the winner Of the
second race, started at u to 1, but pitts
burg PHIL it's owner, plunged to such an
extent that the price went down to 5 to l..
There was a great tip out on Little Ella
in the last race, but she was never in it.
The results after The Stars report closed
were:
Third race, one and one-sixteanth miles,
handicap. Time, 1.49.
Patrician, to 5 (Sims). Observation-Disclosures.
Captain T., % to l Q&eefe) ...............
Hume, 10 to 1 PENN Observation-Disclosures. 3
Jodan Or. DoggetD, 40 to l, and Our Jack
(Grifin, to ), also ran.
Fourth race, five furlongs. Time LOB.
The Buffer, l to 4 Ooggett). ...............
Nineveh, Is to 5 (Griffin). ................. 2
Fifth race. one mile. Time, LAB.
Tom Skidmore, to (Griffin). ............. 1
Warlike, IL to 10 (Midgely). ............... 2
Sixth race. four furlongs. Time, $50 IA.
Pandora gelding, 2 to 1 (AiidgeIy). .........
Pretence, II to l PENN. MISREPRESENTATION. 2
Whizgig III colt, to l (E. Tribe. 3
Tidings (Griffin), D to L; Little Ella (keefe)
to 1; Sabina flly Carter, 10 to /; The
Clown DoggetD, % to /, and Samaritan
(Sims), to 1, also ran.
Alexander Island.
But one favorite, Fagin, in the third race
won at the Alexander Island track yester-
day. and the ten bookias doing business
took about everything in sight. The fields
were large, and Starter Cassidy's work
with the flag was above the average. The
rumor hat he was to be displaced by
snapper Garrison was positively denied
by the club, the management stating that
the club and the horsemen were satisfied
with his work. The races resulted as fol-
lows:
First race-Four and one-half furlongs.
Scio Oh. Lewis, to 1.......................
Judge Post Parsons), 2 to 1.............. 2
Nenusburg Cunningham, to 1........... 8
Time, 81.
4; Pat Rabbit, 20; st. Mark. TO- Pella, 20;
New Dance, 40; Jim Corbett, 40, and Dock
Wick, s, also ran.
Second race-SiX furlongs.
Louis Quartorze Corbley), s to l........ /
Pattie Oonnelly), even money......... 2
Miss Modred (king), II to 1............. 3
Time, LII 1-2.
Jack Wynne, 4; Taconey, 4: Imp. Savant,
Co. and Dr. Parkhurst, 90, also ran.
Third race-Seven furlongs.
Fagin (Corbley), to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l
Remorse Cunningham, to 1............. 2
Mirage CIV. Morris), 7 to 2............... 3
Time, 1.29 1-2.
Dart, 10: Belle Blackburn, II; Elizabeth,
10; John Wrinkle, 100, and Watch Charm,
40. also ran.
Fourth race-Five furlongs
Siberia Oonnelly), 2 to 1.............. 1
Jersey (Ham), Is to 1...................2
My Gyps (Cunningham), to 1............ 8
Time, 1.O1 IA.
Little Charlie, 20: Sonora, to 5; Aleppo,
10; Wist, 80; Black Child, 100, and Larry
X, 1OO also ran.
Fifth race-One mile.
Cheddar (Ham), II to ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Autograph (Congdon), 90 to 1............. 2
Annorean Oh. Lewis, even money!. 8
Time, LA IL.
Julia L., 4; Headlight, 30; Alonzo, 10;