Birmingham age-herald., 1894-11-15
ON THE TURF.
ST. AsAPH's RESULTS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 14.-At St. Asaph's today the weather was clear and crisp with bright sunshine and brisk wind. The track was in the pink of condition. Att tendance fair. The talent and the book makers divided honors and wealth, as three favorites and three outsiders captured the purses.
 Highpoint Belle was the choice of the g. year olds in the opening event, selling at to 10, wit h Phoebus next in favor at IS to 3, and Mid Star third at to 1. They fin- ished in the order named, Highpoint Belle taking lead of three lengths at the start and maintaining it to the wire, while Phoebus headed Mid Star by two lengths.
 Harris sold at to 5 in the second race, with Lady Richmond a good second choice at to l, Edna May s 10 I, Pouch colt 15 to l and the rest straggli Ina got off first, with the Pouch colt sec and Lady Rich- mond last in poor [. In the back stretch Pouch colt got in front and held the honor to the stand, where Harris came out of the bunch and won by a good length. Jockey Londrum was suspended for his poor riding on Lady Richmond.
 Mckee had the call in the third race, selling at to 5, while lola. at 2 to 1, and Owlet, at 3 to l, were well played. Wah Jim and lola led the way on even terms to came up A hot finish landed Owlet a win ner by length and Mckee a nose in front of lola
 Will Elliott, at to 5, carried most of the money in the fourth, with Leonardo good second at 6 to 5, Longbrook selling at 15 to 1, Polydora 12 to 1, and the rest struggling up to 300 to 1. Leonardo took the lead at the start, but ran wide on the first turn and lost 1t to Longbrook. This position was maintained to the wire, although Leonardo was but head behind Long, brook and Will Elliott half length fur ther back when they quit whipping.
 The talent was at sea in the fifth race, a mile handicap for 2-year-olds. True Penny, with Simms up, had slight ad- vantage at to 2, Ella Reed selling at to 1, Lobengula, Cockade and King Gold, 5 to 1 each, Emma 20 to 1, Tuscan 25 to 1, and Thyra 300 to l. King Gold set pace too fast to hold and In the backstretch was col Jared by Lobengua, who was not after wards headed and won by neck, Ella Reed was half length in front of Emma.
 In the final event Ed Kearney, at to 10, led from start to finish, and won under pull.
 First race, selling, four and one half flu ,S BH5a 1o i9s second; Mid Star, 10S (DoggetD, to l, third. Time, 0:56A.
 Second race, selling, four aud one- alf furlongs- Harris, 1O7 (Grifhu), 4to 5, won; Pouch colt, 1Os (Doggett) 15 to 1, second; Tdns Tfms. May oy7 l08 (E. rrlOs'' to l. third
 Third race, selling, five furlongs-owlet, 1e6 lPenn), to l, won; Mckee, 1o2 (Griffin), to g. second; lola, 109 (Dog- getD, ? to 1, third. Time, 1:02b.
 Fourth race, selling, six furlongs- Longbrook, no (DoggetD, 15 to 1, won; Leonardo, 9S (Griffin), to 5, second; Viii Elliott, lO6 (E. Tribe), to 5, third. Time, 1:16h.
 Fifth race, handicap, one mile--Loben- gula, 103 (Keefe) 5 to 1, won; Ella Reed, 1o5 (Lamley), 3 to 1, second; Emma, 97 co.
 Sixth race. selling. one mlle-Ed Rear pey, 108 (simms). g to 10, won; Miss Dixie, s9 (H. Doggett), to 2, second; Tom Skidmore, 102 (Grif1n), Il to 5, third. . Time, 1:44A.