New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-09
IN THE MUD AT ST. ASPAH.
THE CARD WAS LIGHT, AND THE STORM
NEARLY WRECKED IT
PULITZER. MELODY. MKEE DEREIICT. MISS
DIME AND WILL ELLIOTT THE WINNERS.


icy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuxEl
Washington, Nov. S.-The racing at St Asaph to-
day was the poorest OF the meeting. The storm
or the early morning played havoc with the track
and what was originally light card was all but
wrecked by the list of scratches. one race. the
, fourth being reduced that It was necessary to
declare it off. A dash OF four and a half furlongs
for two-ycar-ods added in It's place and II
| furnished the best race Of the day. The Jockey
club has declined to permit the meeting to be CON
tinued after November 81. An Official announce
ment to that effect was received to-day. Score
tary Mcintyre and his associates intend to ask
that the matter be reconsiderel
With Copyright and Sctauket out OF the frs,
race. Judge Morrow was made odis-on chance,
but he failed to run up to expectations. Pulitzer
taking the lead ARD holding IL throughout. with
Judge Morrow second. Hume sulked and bolted
all through the race. Melody looked the surest
kind of a good thing for the second She
was in front the entire distance. and in
gallop by a length. Virago was lame. but man
aged to beat Micmac Queen ten lengths for the
place Miiey and Oily Gamin were scratched in
the third With them out of the way Me-
kee was made an odds-on fayorte. and he fully
JUSTIFIED the support of his admirers. he made
all the running and won in rolnp Phoebus
heavily backed but he finished poor fourth The
fourth was the extra race. Der,lct. Punch. the
Pouch colt and the Margoid hlly were the starters.
The two first-named were heavily backed and for
half mile they were head and head. but Derelict
proved the better slayer under punishment, and
by length. Miss Dixie made runaway OF
the fifth race. Keefe could hardly hold her. so
anxious was she TO run in the first part of the
Journey. At the end she cascd down TO
canter. VIII Elliott captured the sixth race He
made all the running and easily. Weinberg
who was an odds-on favorite, was beaten Off sum
FIRST RACE Handicap one mile.
:. McLaughlins J. y. Pulitzer 10y Bishop Incia yrs.
$ $ nowlard. h h. jude Morrow aged 10. orr
w jennings b. r onaycnnrr ) % Goln.,.
Illume. loS car 100. denn' also ran Timc :lals-
to 10 and cut HonaTeniure 30 to and lot /.
Won b. five lengths. four Lengths between second and
third.
SECOND RAcE-For ,hree-year-old hne'. selling. Six
and one-half furlongs.
sSsoA M.rS d y H ss E car Mco Gs by b.
opeck s,abe. en- M,cnac Gum ro ,cnr iic,
'''S' Tiinr- .@n,
Re'tlng Melody. TO . and out: yirseo 10 and
Length, ten lengths Between second and hird
THIRD RACE-For wo-year-oli-. handicap. Seven fur
longs.
' s1aaen Sse If Is S% Dr. e N.N.. o' Fremont"
c, b Morris x cos br c. 10 Bensra. los CMtge-
ihocius no car iiD CiAiilcnrldi Tar,urc -
Gieefer ais ran. Time-l:35
to s. Tt Bsnf HI to a ana 'G to Emma = "''
Won by lengths. a neck between second and third
FOURTH RACE For ,wo-year-olas. selling -Four and
half furilngs
rs l,. stab, ssess * DsrelS, by Lux blackburn
H. IL X ynsTts biz Punch 100 ,BeTrsnl ,,...,i, ?
oneSk stable : en- T. - by Midlothian Mafis'd' q,
Pouch colt os SSfirn, also nan Time 30
Betting-Dereiict. to 10 and Punch. 20 and
TO 2 Marigold hlly 20 TO and ! to /.
Won by length; lengths between second and third
| FIFTH RACE-seinx one mile.
T. iurser's br Miss Dixie. by Fase,,o-B Ban
" 3 Jennines's bT C. Ii',ie Matt. 3 % ,oar s;
James shields q COS b. g. Tom sfiarnore : ioa :.
u..' 49,, r,.. Tim: ~.
Betting Miss Dixie. f. and out. Ti''tc aat'. 20
| and l to 4. Tom skidmore. 10 TO and 70 /
Won by length and q half, twenty Lengths between
second and thiri
SMITH RACE-seling Five and ha,f furlons'
D. r Pulslfer's B. WI Elliott. by Blue E?es~F"-
J. Mcr5u u@Sf b. e. werni%Ts ii d}osSro..: 3
ne,:ins, WIN EElo. 70 3 saa 10 .. rochno, to
by q length. three lengths between second AMI
! third.
Following are the entries for to-morrow's races:
Fly, race half furiongs Fcstisnl III.
Forager 100 Nneyeh ana rar'henia lo' zach Tuscan
and TurquDis. - each Evelyn Carter hly. -
Second race-Fve and onc-haf furlones Mcinyre li3
Wernberr ia I@nebrook ll3. Flint 1893 Melody. los
Third race-sx furlongs Lorimer. senator Vet an
White Wings. 100 each; Blaclfoot and Giampinn. l"2
each. Kilkenny. -.
Fourth race-Four and a hall furoncs Ina. l2. Ven,
and Apprentice, l@s each; Samaritan o. Curious oni
ico az: Star Actress los R~ynsrd ioi Waco''. %
sixth ace-Fiye uriongs Prince 'ieorge ana Ola 9.
| Biy ioa. Wah jim. lO2 Gleesome i0l. harris. %.
E4TLPO3U INTERESTS