The Washington times., 1894-10-24
THREE FAv0RITEs WON.
st. Asaph Talent Had Drawn Battle with
the Bookmakers.

ST. Asaph Talent Had a Drawn Battle with
the Bookmakers.
Three out Of the six races yesterday at the
ST. Asaph track were won by favorltes and
the talent had fairly good day. The other
events went to a second third, and fourth
choice. The attendance was very encourage
ing and the twenty-one books had plenty OF
business to handle. The track was fast and
the racing exciting.
Walter B. Jennings scored victories with
Shadow and Live Oak and he received con
gratulations from his friends. Billy Dono-
hue's followers put their money down on
Harrington and cashed after the race. out
side OF the first and fifth races the scratches
were few. Summaries:
First race-Six furlonrs Heavy handicap for
all ages. Purse, $500 Time, 1904.
Harrington, l96, to ! Sims. l
Urania, liz, l6 TO (Doggettl
Ed. Kearney, lls y TO tdidgelyl- !
Sufficient. 10 lGrifin). 9 toI, and Moderocio.
] l05 "a. Barrett, u to ], also ran
Good start. Won handily L. three parts OF a
length: a length between second and third
Urania led to the last sixteenth when Haulng-
ton got up and won.
second race-One mile. Selling, Purse, 500.
Time, 1928.
Shadow 90 20 (Grifin). in)..........-............ !
Nero, ia, 10 10 Doggetu ..-.......-...-....-
Gold Dollar, lG0J@, 10 Penn. 3
Fair start Won easily 10y length and half,
q length between second and third
Gold Dollar had the best OF the start and led
TO the last turn, when Shadow and Nero closed,
! they having tho finish betwesn them Shadow
winning easily.
Third receive and one-half furlongs
Maiden rwo-year-oIds Purse, 500 Time, l:l054.
Truepenny, II2 : 70 ? Doggetr
Golden Gate, III = 20 Sims. ..........-....-.
Amsterdam, III, 25 10 T. hannawalt -........-. 3
Tuscan, IL Penn. 4 to /: Pandora geldlug, los
aiidgeley),6 10 !, and Parlhenia, lo5 H. Tribe
Good start Won easily by length, three
parts OF length between second and third.
Golden Gate ran ia froEt until well into the
stretch. when Trucpenuy challenged and won in
easy fashion Pandora gelding ran out at the
/ turn for home.
Fourth race-one and and-sizteenth miles
| Selling Purse, S4o0. Time l:5Jja.
Live Oak, 10a, 10 lGrifln) n)..................
long Bridge, I09, i 10 tDoEgett, ............-.
Setauket, lOI. J to- Penn ----.......-....... 3
Repetition, lQ5}5 lE. Tribe. soto /, also ran
/ Good start. Won easily by a length, three
/ engihs between second and third.
/ ! Live Oak led from start 70 finish, and always
/ had the others safe, winning without trouble.
Fifth race-Six furlongs. Selling Purse, 800,
] Time, 1859
Derfarglls, ia, 10 tDogeett) tt)......-.........
Prince John, IO4 Is TO JGririu5............... =
Little Billy, lJJ, 10 sims. B
Ola Dominion, los AlidgeIy), 10 to /, and Re
/ straint, l0f lheefel, p TO !, also ran.
Good start Won easily by three parts Of a
/ length, two lengths betWe > second and third
Prince John got of IN front and showed the
| way 70 the final sixteenth, when Derfargilla got
! through, winning easily.
sixth receive and Cne-half fUrlongs. Maiden
/ two-year olGs Purse, 800 Time, l:l2.
Vent il, to1 ,Midgely}. Observation-Disclosures.
Forager, ll21S, 10 Lendrum) ).....-.......... 9
The Scalper, lUSla 10 10 Sins
Samaritan, III iE. Tribe, Il to 5: Tree Top
los Sbeedy), . tol, and The Clown, ll2 (Doggett)
/ 20 j, also ran.
Fair start Won cleverly by three parts Of a
I The Scalper cut the running 70 the stretch, when
| he was passed by both y ent and torager, Vent
! winning in handy fashion.
Entries for To-day.
First -Three-fourths Of a mile Leona-
wen, 10; lola, 106; Lobengula, "a; Urania, 81,
and Galilee, 100.
Second race-Three-fourths Of a mile Hazel
hatch, 112 Baroness, IC5 Fllrt, IO9: Pulitzer and
! Gallatin, 105 each; MomentO colt los: Grampian,
! los; lndra, los; Aicmac Queen, l07, and Lady
| Adams, I0j
Third race-Cns and one-sizteenth miles Our
Jack, III; Jodan, 81: Patrcian, III; lllume, 100,
and Captain T., 102
Fourth race-Fiyc-eighths of a mile Nineveh.
| I05; Amsterdam and The Buffer, lOS each, and
] Aoderocio IO5.
Fifth race-One mile Prince George lO9:
! Warlike, l07; Tom Skidmore, IO9: Thurst0u, 90:
| Paris, 81, and Little Mat, 100.
| Sixth race-One-haIf of mile. Iidings, I07:
| Samaritan, los; Little Ella, Tempting, Pretence,
SabinR filly, and Pandora Eelding, l05 each, and
| Whizsig colt, The Glow, and Vent, lOS each.