New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-25
GOOD THINGS GO WRONG.
BOOKMAKERs REAP A HARVEST AT 81
ASAPH
MOST OF THE FAvORITEs pEFEATED-FlNE
WEATHER AND AN EXCELLENT 'Af'O
DETAILS OF THE RACING.

IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
ra.bineton Nov 4-Perfect racing weather ana
. card OF excellent promise drew Dig c'o"" y.
a. Asaph to-day. and good sport was en-
1oved The betting heavy, ana as several
ravortes Of the sure-thing variety were pea'e"'
nearly all the books made money me h'St 70
brought defeat for that greatly improved 'oi,'
Kearney The best he could do was Seoo"" 80
Bengula beating him half length. In 'ne se
race Sims took Dreibund to the front al ,ne s''.,
and kent him there winning with soinethihs u
spare Hermanita second ana NUNS r.,
With Prince George and Major -1eherd ou' =" -
third race Marshall was counted ce''''''' ,,,
the ring was deluged with money on MN Ni's
-. how.,er made all the running, and ias'eu
,o,a enough TO win by a short head mara W."
the fourth race easily. High Point bene vas
I 10 3 chance for the fifth race starter row '" '
hr evav about four lengths in front oil the menu
and she won In a canter. she was ch'e' {" ~
o,a for 300 but was run up TO N2l5 before s'o
uas hid in Nero the last race ne was az
odds-on favorite but it took Dogsetts pest e'io'
% Get him home length ana NAN i" ' -
Iongbridge. Summaries 80, ,,,
FIRST RACE-IIeavy handicap. Six and nan ,"'.''e'
= ~ No-ris & co.'s br. c. 10 Bengula. by Hudson
Zulu yrs lg' 10 Oh :" "a Kcarney 100 SIMS
Cooper C. sheridans b. Aurelan D. ioN car ~"
r2is ~ penn also TIme,i2+ Ed Ke,rney
Bs ct ing to fs"F HnTcan to and
Won by half a length; length between S''''' '
third.
SECOND RACE-For two-year-ods; se'ihs' Sp''''
weights and a sixteenth miles
Harris & clay's h. c. Dreibund. by Himyar-Tlerze-
sosina mo n Si I'm crmani,a no
earn ~ e coies D. c. Harris ia lMidgeley}
,o Haision1 ,os l Tslin Veye Eo e and
Csrnatcn. 100 'o'Irary ais ran l Wan,a Il 10
and ne' tte i. Harris 10 to 1 and 4 to L
Won by two lengths a neck between second and third
THIRD RACE Selling; special weights; one and one
sixteenth miles.
F.. purser's br m Dixie. by FalsettO Ran0iche
" Srs x ~ 10 ?Nf s2 Marshall l. los rfnl
= Hughes Oh: Res MacIuff s. 90 'Keeff'''''''
Time 5W..
Betng-Miss Dixie 3 to and to g Marshall I TO
AND out H. b sbS1 head sh lengths
third
FOURTH RACE-For three year-olds; special weights
G. E. Smiths br c. rndra. by Hindoo-Iuanita JOS H.
n TX vingut's ch e. se,auke, Keefel. -.
NeTons sh r C a xoc car and V 1rampan io2
"1nrd,e 1 nS g 10 and to 3 seauke 10 to
! 20 g. Charter. to ! and 10 3
Won by three lengths lengths between second and
FIFTH RAcE-For twoyear-olds; selling special weights
G F. L Lea b. f. High Point Belle. by vocalic-
Frances l.. 100 p Griffin cn ;os
B.an Nv SinF s'a6e 81" ch May Ic5 100
rarure los iKeere vanbrGn los Finnssan' and
South side los d'ersenl also ran Iime,oii'' 10 70
B s0 to Edna hDN! May S . to and to w
Won by three lengths lengths between second and
third.
SIXTH RACE-special weights; selling seven in'''ne
J. Haymans b. g Nero. by Flood-Queen Bess ased'
10 (DoggetU ''''''
! Whites Dr. C. Lorgbrdge g. 40 lI'ergenl. '....'
T Barrets Jack Rose. aged ITO 'sln,s,
1larlis 10 ,Nacey); Uncle Jirl. 10 'cai L. ''N
Retting-Nero : to and IDngbridge. to ana
even; Jack Rose. II to 3 and 3 TO .
Won by a length and half; head between second
and third.
Following are the entries for Monday:
First race half mile-Pocoio colt IFS; Marngo ~,
Elise Asia, 100 each; ilcc'lo Io'''
Me.eor Austin and Pretence 1903 each; Ruby. Nocaty
and Boothroyd 100 each -
Second race one mile-Thurston and Sam Weller ITO
each: Fideo Lorimer Jack Rose Blizz'Id my nm
willie McAulNe Uncle jim. 100 each Gtoier pH
pess Macdun Warpeck. Vision and BonaNent1re, lVi'
Blue Garter and Clarls - each
Third race one mile Marshall. ll3; Equity. los As
signee lO5: Prg and George Dixon loZ each M'nsa''
so
Fourth race six furlongs- Galloping King ia fana-
and Diabolus 1o1; itat Niih"
and Elberon. 104 each. Connodore is'HShah w. "'
seven and Maggie Smith 81 each.
r,if,h race five and half furlongs Wernerg los;
Tornenor i04 Little Billy. Old Dominion le.iH'
and Hardy Fox each Isunyon. -. Biackh""H 90
panvay Polydora and Iulnut ~ each.
Sixth race ADMINISTRATORS Cherry bios,oi
Red TOP Enchan,er and Forager. Jos each b'
Tbvra Velve, Rose Light and Carnation 100 eaon'
seventh race match. furlonss -"heeloskl lio'
Rompng Girl 100.