Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-23
At ST. ASAPH'S TRACK.
The Matter Of Winter Racing There-Gov-
ernor O'FerralI.


WASHINGTON, November 22.-Favor-
ties again scored four Of tho events at
the ST. Asaph course to-day. The weather
was clear and the track cuppy. The sur
prise of the day was the defeat oS Nc
Intyre. at odds-on, by Indra. l2-to-l
shot The opening event. a handicap. Was
won easily by Ed. Kearney. Oily Gam
mon was never headed In the third race,
and Charter won the fourth after nara
drive with Baroness The fifth race was
a facer for the talent. Jack the Jew, an
almost eVen-money favorite, running IN
the ruck and finishing far in the rear, whiie
Beauregard, an outsider, bested Ehchah'e'
by two lengths. The closing event was
gift TO Weinberg WIN Elliott pulling up
lame. -
Many OF the stable-owners now mere
will withdraw their horses upon the ex-
nira ton Of the licenses, though NUMBER
of them have announced their in'ehuon
10 remain. Secretary Mcintyre and
Starter Rowe are among those VINO VIII
probably resign II the present pan -
carried out. 1t Is officially explained that
the time lost and the reduction OF gate
fees during election week. the opposition
Of the Alexnnder-Isiand track. and the
unavoidable postponement of the inaugu-
ration meeting. should JUSTIFY the extern
sion. which. the management clainls'
would be no more a violation OF the ruies
than the extension granted the Ne" UT
loans meeting. Overtures between the two
tracks for division of time are very I'M
nrohable Treasurer Kirk said tonight IL
was not the purpose of the club 10 ex-
fond the meeting at all beyond December
A special to the Evening star here says
J. NJ. Hill, one OF the owners OF IN"
track. Is stoutly opposed to winter racing,
and racing except with the permission OF
the National Jockey Club. the 81. Asaph
club hope to succeed in inducing tne
Jockey Club. after all, to allow racing uu-
ring December. and 1t is understood tnat
after the National Association has fnaliy
refused such permission, nothing VIII De
done as 10 breaking away from the ma
tionaI organization The Virginia JOCKEY
club officials feel that at the present uhe
Il is more important than ever before thAt
there should be no discussion, ana VIII
do nothing to injure legitimate racing III
this discussion.
The threat of the Governor OF Nlrglhla'
made last winter that there should be 10
winter racing in the state II ne hau 70
use the militia 10 suppress H. seems 10
be forgotten. Governor OFerrall. II IS
now said. proposes TO be heard from In
the matter and II Is said that the pro-
iectors of winter racing VIII soon be Hlaue
20 understand that he meant all he said:
First race-six and half furlongs-Ed.
Kearney GS0. Simms. 6 70 81 won, AS
signee O90. MIdRley, IS to D second, frlg
third. Time. 1:233,.
Second race--six furlongs-Oily Cannon
n03 Griffin. even) won, Parthena secohu'
Maurine third. Time. l:17A.
Third race-seven furlongs--lndra co.,
Il. Doggett, u to y won. Mcintyre second
Ionphrooke third Time, 1:2S&.
Fourth race--One and one-quarter miles
Charter nOO. Griffin. TO - won. Baroness
second, Clarks third. Time, 2;12
Fifth race-six furlongs-Beauregard
OW. Bergen. to u won. Enchanter Sc
cond. Minlver third. Time. 1l7i9.
Sixth race-five and half furiongs-
weinberg d0S. Smms, 10 % won, VIII
Elliott second. Elberon third. Time. 11o.
CUMBERLAND PARK.
NASHVILLE. TENN. November %
Notice was posted this afternoon that
racing would be continued at Cumberland
Park all next week and probably longer.
Recent developments in turf matters may
result I'm the meetings lasting nearly all
winter. FaVortes won in all but one race
to-day. and the other was won by d we'll
PLAYED second choice. Lynch, the owner
of the Rosewood colt. made killing In
the first race He beat an ordinary Held
in n common canter.
First race-fve furlongs-Rosewood. colt.
1O2 McCue, to - won, Hoyt second,
Kosinett third. Time. 1:0l&.
Second race-hve furlongs-Leonas Last
OO5. J. Hill. to u won. Dr. Work second,
Miss Addie third Time. :02.
Third race--six furlongs-Clara Bauer
dOs. Cassin evan won. Theodore H. Sc
cond. Bessie Nichols third. Time. 1l4iz.
\ Iptra1
shaw O04. Kuhn. 10 u won. Judge Woods
second. Myrtle third. Time. 1:03.
Fifth race-one mile-Fulcher c. Gi.
Gardner. evem won. Jennie w. second,
Miss Galop third. Time, 1:42h.
BLUE GRASS SPORT.
LEXINGTON. KY. November 22.-Thls
was another day Of fine sport, and was
enjoyed by a large crowd. The betting
was brisk. and the talent picked three
winning horses. the other three being
won by a second-choiee ana two we'll
supported ones.
First race-sevtn furlongs-The Iron
master C97, Donahue, II to l0) won, Queen
Bird second. Contest third. Time l;2SA.
Second race-four and half furlongs-
Avalanche OOl. Perkins, S to % won,
Prairie second. Pleasantly third Time. 90.
Third race-six furlongs-Clintie c. QV.'
c. Graham. 10 u won. Ralvaion secohG'
Willard third. Time, 11ih.
Fourth race-one mile-Greenwich uOi,
Thorpe. to u won, Plutus second. Nocr-
hees third. Time. ~
Fifth rnce-five furlongs-Tumo t~, Per-
kins, to y won. Dante second, hoss-
more third. Time, 1N2h.
sixth race-iive furlongs-Tougn nm
her (s3. j. DAILY, 10 81 won. Queen Nay
second. Necedah third. Time. IVA.