The Washington times., 1894-11-21
GOOD RACING AT ST ASAPH
Plenty and Void Ran Dead Heat in
the Third Event.
DERFARGILLA WAS DEFEATED
Pittsburg Phirs Crack Had to Play Second
Fiddle to Dick Crocker's Prince George
Four Favorites and Two Second Choices
Won the Purses-The Results in Detail

The racing yesterday at st. Asaph was
good, the track being fast. while the attend
ance was large and betting heavy. Seven
teen bookmakers laid against the ponies and
they all had fair business. In the third ra,e
Void was top-heavy favorite, but the best he
could do was 10 make dead heat with
Plenty 1t looked as If the latter had won by
a head, but in the run off Plenty finished d
good winner.
Midgeley fell of Asia in the fourth event,
owing to crowding in the backstretch. but
neither horse nor jockey was hurt. Pittsburg
Phil thought Derlargilla would defeat Prince
George and bet several thousand dollars on
his mare Mike Dwyer'S commission went
on Prince George. Both Doggett and Sims
had waiting orders and the race was simply q
sprint in the stretch. the Croker horse prov
ing winner. Summaries;
First race-Six furlongs Two-year-olds
Selling Purse, $3.50. Time, l:1714.
Ella Reed, 1O2, to tGrifln).
Andrews, l03, so to (Lamey) y)......-.--........ ,
kodman b., l05, to (bergenl...... ...-...-... B
Bizarre, go (Keefe), 6 10 l. and Abingdon, 10315
(Burrell, 10 TO l, also ran.
Struggling start. Won easily by two lengths,
a head between second and third. Rodman b.
had three lengths the best Of the start but was
quickly headed by Ella Reed, the latter winning
easily. Andrews got the place i'll the last stride
Second race-one mile. Handicap for all ages,
Purse, $3.50 Time, LAP.
Equity, 100, 6 TO GRIMM Observation-Disclosures. /
Assignee, Jos, II to 20 lSims) 2
Prig, l06, to PENN
Nero I06 Qamley),7 TO /, and Panway, 100
(Nacey), 30 TO l, also ran
Fair start Won handily by length and a
half, three lengths between second and third.
The field ran in bunch TO the stretch, when
Equity took command and won handily.
Third race-six and half furIongs. Selling
Purse, $3.50 Time, 1:22A.
Plenty, l0l, 3 TO Penn.
Void, 1914 to 8, 3 TO 10 tBleke). :
Runyon, 100, 10 TO (amley).. 3
Fidelio, 100 (Sheedy), 10 to !, and Lorimer, 107
"a. Carter 5 to !, also ran.
Good start Dead heat Six lengths before
third. Plenty was in front ear OF his field to
within the last sixteenth, when Void closed ap-
idiy, the judges being unable 10 separate the
two at the finish.
Run OF: Plenty had the better of the start,
and won driving by three parts OF a length
Fourth race-Haf mile. Maiden two-year-
olds Purse, $3.50 Time, 0:50
Chicot 10, , to Lamley). observation-disclosures.
FLASK, 1l0, 100 to (heeie)
lroglen gelding, l07, II to (BurrelD ..........
Buckeye Il0 e. Tribe, toI; Son Erreur, 10
lDoggelt), 20 10 /; Cherry Blossom colt. 10
Blake, u TO !, and Miniyer, III PENN . to !,
also ran. Asia, 10 lMidgely), to !, fell
Fair start Won driving by a neck, a head be-
tween second and third. Flash and Chlcot wore
in front throughout, Chicot winning by neck
The Iroglen geldinG looked TO have beaten Flush
for place, but the latter got IL.
Fifth race-Seven furlongs Purse, $3.50. Time,
l:3l1a
Prince George, Il2, TO (Simsl ................
Derargilla l09, II to 10 (Doggett) .............
Good start Won easily by a length The
pace was slow, both horses being on waiting
orders Prince George had length the best Of
il turning, and kept the advantage 10 the end
Sixth race-Five furlongs. Selling. Purse,
$3.50 Time, l:0ll@
Weinberg, 100, to 10 Sims Observation-Disclosures.
Owlet I0l, - to penn. Observation-Disclosures.
Prince john 90, 30 to lKeefe). )..-............. 3
Anxiety, 81 lH. Brennl, 500 to l, and Sappho, 81
Nacey5, 800 TO !, also
Fair start Won easily a length and half,
three lengths between second and third. The
two placed horses were always in front and had
the race between them.