The Washington times., 1894-11-29
BETTING Was VERY HEAVY
BoObmakcrs Had Plenty of Money to
Handle on St. Asanh Races.
MEETING WILL BE EXTENDED
An oficial Announcement Made That Racing
VIII Go on During the Month of Decem-
ber-Big CrJwd Was in Attendance Yes
terday and the Public Picked Winners

It was an even split between fayorites and
outsiders at the ST. Asaph course yesterday.
The weather was cold. but the suns warm
rays took some OF the chill of the air, and
the big crowd kept warm by specializing. the
betting being very heavy. Several of the big
bookmakers quit good winners on the day,
the defeat of Runyoh and Thurston being
most disastrous TO the public. The track was
in good shape, and the racing interesting.
It was officially announced that the meet
ing would be continl ei throughout Deem
Der. which settles all controversy on this
much mooted question. While number Of
the stables viii 90 into winter quarters, there
viii be plenty of horses to take part in the
racing. 4 new secretary and new judges VIII
take hold on Saturday. while eX-Starter Flynn,
of Gloucester and Brighton Beach, Will drop
the Gag. summaries:
First race-Six and a half fuTIongs. TWo-year-
olds Purse, $3.50. Time, LA
Noderocio, los, 10 > Sims ).................. l
Buckeye, Il0. 5to PENN.
Truepenny, 10 10 ! lDoggetp. tp...----...-....- 3
Red Top, 10 Iamleyl, 10 ], also ran
Good start Won handily 10y three parts Of a
length, a length between second and third
Sims rushed Moderocio 10 the front and kept
her there 10 the end, although she had TO be
shaken up TO sta OF Buckeyes challenge.
Second race-Slx furlongs Non-winners
Selling. Purse, 500. Time, l:l756
Kilkenny, JOS. to ,Keefe).
Trump I03J5, TO toi PENN )......-..-........-. >
Uncle Jim l02, 10 10 Banks Observation-Disclosures. 3
Gov. Fifer l043f f. Tribe, : TO p Warpeak,
lG2 lBurrell, i 10 J. Elorinda, ll2 Kane, go TO
!; Saunterer, 10 ,tlercol, p 10 l; Bonayenrure,
lJ2 ,Nacey), 30 10 !: Blondys Victim, lU2 u.
Fiunegon), 30 10 l; Willie McAUlie, l05 tCUrtis)
200 10 !, and Runyon, lO5 lLamleyl, - TO TO- also
ran.
Struggling start Won driving by head. n
head between second and third. Gov. Fifer
went Of like he would make a runaway
race Of it. and fattered his hackers until the
final sixteenth pole, when he was caught, and,
in pretty finish, Kilkenny got the verdict q
head before Trump, with Uucle jim and GOY-
/ ernor Fifer heads apart
Third race-seven furlongs Three-year-olds
Selling Purse, $3.50. lime, I:30I4.
Mcintyre, lO7, 10 Sims.
Black Hawk 90, 9 10 H. Brown ............... ,
Blue Garter, &c, l5 10 lF. o OLea-y) 3
ca latin, 81 ENacey), is to >, also ran
Good start Won galloping by length and
one-halt, two lengths between second and third
Black Hawk opened up a big gap, but came
back at the turn for home, Mcintyre coming on
and winning very easily.
Fourth race-Six furlougs Maiden two-year-
Olds. Selling. Purse, $3.50. Time I:I1JS.
vocaIity, 80 : TOT lF. oLeary) I
Forager. lO5, TO (Burrell .
Asia, 100, 10 (E. tinneganl ........-,........
Ruby, 96 r. Doggett), 3 30 1: Iroglen geIding,
816 iNacey II 20 ;; Little Ella 90 lhccfe), 10 10
!, and Bordelaise FLY, l03 PENN, 10 !, also
ran
Poor start. Won easily by ten lengths six
lengths between second and third. No,alitv
went of in the lead and kept increasing tn gap,
winning as he pleased, while Forager got second
place just as easily.
Fifth race-seven furlongs Selling Purse,
$3.50. Time, I.30
Major General, lOj, 10 (Grifin). .... l
George Dixon, lJsla 3 20 sims. ............ >
ThurstOn, los, 10 tDoggett .-................ 8
Tiny Tim, l05 IL. Tribe, to !; Blue Mass, lO3l5
PENN, J. TO !, and Diabolus SO (Corrigan 100
10 !, also ran.
Good start Won easily by n length, length
between second and third. After Tiny Tim had
cut out the running for a half Major General
I ok command, and won easily. George Dixon
showed vast improvement in form over the
last time out
Sixth race-Slx furloncs Maiden 2-year olds.
Selling. Purse, $3.50 Time, l:IIjI.
Andrews, 100, g 70 Iamley) ey)................. 1
Elise Morrison fIly, %, , to , Grfin). .
Narahoe, lO5, IL 10 lE. Tribe )............... 3
The Scalper, 30 tKeefe), p to /: Boothroyd. 90
Crainel, 80 TO l, and Meteor, l05 Penn, 30 to /,
also ran.
Poor start Won easily by length, length
led for three-eighths, and then Ilise Morrison
and Andrews Went 10 the front, the latter hav-
ing the race Won sixteenth from home.