New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-26
noNORS EVEN AT ST. ASAPH.
FAyORITEs AND THREE OUT
sIpERs GET THE MONEY.
The TRACK SLOW. But THE SPORT 'NhNFEc1'
rpIY GooD-Two WINS FOR THE

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vnry Goop-Two WINS FOR THE
BIEMToN STABLE.
x.,o,on Oct % (SpeciaD.-The racing at st. |
RI today was surprisingly good for 1t mad been |
Asap" hat the rain which fell last night would |
eAp the going heavy and bring a long list Of
mau. ,ns Developments failed to bear out these
sci.,,o,s as the track. while slow. was in good
eAp and the list of absenees small one, only
s declining in all six races. The betting was |
sr,. with honors about even, as favorites and |
"'aers each scored three victories
o I' set race went to Mr.. Belmont's speedy colt |
i - shades He a prohibitve favorite in |
JacA .,,rs and won in a gallop. Griffin made 1t |
inc ,,,,o race by waiting back with Weinberg |
W. on,ire tourney. but II so disposed ne could |
.e uon by half dozen lengths. The second |
paw nos one more for the Belmont Stable. Song |
'' nance capturing the purse in clever fashion. |
anu zoe was good to look at. but the win
Iho los clearly the best horse. He got away
he noorlv but in down the back
ia'nh he went through his field In great shape
sum .aasnr third as they Strengthened out for the
sho"slh nne Prince George was then in front, but
run mona cbhaileneed he completely outpaced and
Thehh second. beaten length. Pochino was
close ths SEEMED TO lie between Longbrook and Fac
ee,s m and both carried lot Of stable money. Al
the nm. ~ chance. being the one TO separate ihem
a.S,otum was length and half fIr h oa sbc
SaIe in the fourth race, and l to 2 the
was ns,nS price posted AGAINST her seemed UNI n
noesscked 10 Ina being the one pIayea a 70
her The ID went 1 out be at mo sne but
az asr funnng half mile she was IN Sns
and soon CON- ai ssIlie Woodford and win under pull
length The Bn oE xe Gsr i Il, my shots
md Ta gym race was handicap. mile and
In e M" and was really the race of the day De
clare Harrington OF o sH' time was II to and take
oi Ie choice between them but the hnal quotations
showed Can nondence Of his hackers. Declare
Wa running second TO the stretch TOOK ths iedh
and cohInu sone with rush at the end. and beat
Hs1pngton head for the place the last bs fae st
went !" =, ne meeting and few seemed 10 think ne
sond win, his own-r BENG among Nor lbs bo,vewer
ed that he had been overlooked for ne I un9Ped
;nto the lead at the start ana was 9esvp stardam
Tuscan was second hedo Ill i'o"' Va
Summaries
...sr . ,,-fpenal,ics and allowances. Five furlonss
liz, sable's b. c Jack Of Spades by Masne'i1er
Xsis JsTs; yrs W 7S M s.' ,7
WSss Goy TmorI Fi rs T. 20 'c0"'aS''
gsas r f 10 90 and I'd Y4 ana TS5n3s's
Won by half length; eight lengths between second
ard third
sy,,oNp RAcf.-sering. one mile
benton sas sGo ns ma 1d RnnGs fy she f"'o
u H,l ana sa6s b. c Prince GsOrse lc Sins
jennings Sh PocSn9. R:s s re- Is esr IS, a.
Paris ~ p sa Ioi car io4iz, Carter and Nero
% aT ie p ss5 psne also '1@ to and Prince
ciorge . to 10 and :, Pochno TO and 10
Won by length: neck between fecond and third
-urRD RACI-ror thrcey special weights five
furlones. - Tan
Mssd9wtrook lg n q RasEfoo, 100 Carter
4 Wooass c. Faco,um. no Penn 10 ;,.-1en Re.
, GGs% R5%e,, gy iSs grimm Emma 100 Tribe: Fl
Teiesrafo liz CMdeeey). and Little Agnes IL" '''''
S Pei tins and even Ba'kfoo'' 10 to
and 4 10 / Factotum 10 and even
W.. nv neck 4 length and d half between second ana
third
FOURTH RACE-Fcr tvo-year-od Niles allowances
SIX furlongs.
S Co.; o y s. ss, T YSs3. ;sms BY Sal
! j Csrrolls b + by Povhattan-Eveiyn Carter
II "2 rh sPsH1i cf 1ayra los tribe v:-
Ina a IS' &c G t5 i G%%A also rsn eF fme -
w,a I @ . to S 10 s"i 100 'S o a and Is
Won by length ,hree-quar,ers of a length between
second and third
FIFTH RAcE-Handcap. one and one-six,een'A miles
p J. Dwyers DR. Declare. by s'ra'fcrd-Cisra
sn G h. 5'' n. candciabra los Dosgs,,.
Star 3c,ross 80 Curtis, and Lizzie. 80 tKeefe)' also
'i Bs mn, pfcis:. II to and TO s. csndelabra to
and 3 10 :. Harrington, II TO ana -" 10 d
Won BY A length. a shor, head between second ana
SIXTH RAcE-For maiden two-yesrolds: selling Six
furlongs
J. F. McDonsid's b. + curious. by HAYDEN Ed"ards-
E11ri.ess w. - ,McseloyJ ..+- -...'''''.''
s " Sire, c. e. tuscan lOi penn. .''''.'
] ( Carroll l. e. Amsterdam. los III snaWaip.
Nlneyan .ul ,(irainl toIa.er lO+ tlribe) ana i'ee
Tor lUl Carter also Time-l;lSA =, .
Pst,ln--Cil-lols 10 20 / and 10 l. tuscan III 10 4"
ana 4 10 3 Amsterdam. u and 4 10 :"
Won tv a length and A half; head between second
AMI third
The entries for Fridays races are as follows;
First race-Six furongs. Louise Ally lo2 King '0Ia
IfS. WaIcoft 1i5 Cold Dollar. lob. Hazeihstch US
Bonaventure 100 Old Dominion III Galiee I'D hd'H
Hawk. III - ..
second race-Sx iurlongs Momento colt 81 Pri in
John i0i shadow loS Wscott lOi' Oh DOMINION i'''
Captain T.. -. . -
Third race five fmlonss putsers ss MsT rem az
Fscto,um 10. IongbrOok. lo1
Fourth rsoe-One mile Bceu-egard. sa' ~. Mlohael'
ilj. Little MAJ 80. Tom Skidnore. los -
Fifth race-s,x furlongs Derelici. los E'esian ~ ~
Louise dly i05. Midgeey. 1lS: Jack the Jew io''
Coess6e i0s. Ella Reed, 1o3 -.
Sixth race-One mile "a Kearey 30 "aI,ee po no
CanGsabra rs: Our Jack llS. Little BUY IL; h'n
ysnlure i07. Restraint. l07 BTsmoeleta My a.
Baroness. So
RACING IN ENGLAND
London oct Sat Newmarket today me Dew
hurst Plate of 1900 added sweepstakes OF 10