The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-08
S1MMS IS AGAIN WARNED.
RE Uses oUEsT1oNABEE TAcTTCs
TO WIN ar ~. IsAPH.

Neck-Fsor Riding OF GsrriEau IL Cestil
10 n.ro-sss, the observation-disclosures
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W~AsHINaToN, Nov. 1T was dull at st
Asaph this afternoon, nearly all OF the hesvJ
bettors having failed to return from New York
many Of them being detained In the metropolis
for q few days 10 square their accounts on the
election. The weather was colder here to-day
than on any previous day Of the meeting, but
the racing was quite interesting. Several car
loads Of sand were distributed over the course
on Monday and Tuesday, and IL improved the
surfsce very materially. The footing was good,
and. while no fast time was made, the horses did
not slip and slide in the soft clay. IL was only
q fair DAY for tine talent Leonardo ana NC
Intyre being the only decided fayorites to get
"Vrle IT,. -u L. A..
Inc entries OF w. WOOD VIII DC refused IN the
future. Three Of his horses were permitted to
received no on,cial notification Of the action Of
oays sn. r.. mao ~! pS'. a.. .na ps..,aInt sng
the purse won by the latter viii in all probability
90 to James McLaushlin's st Michael. tho wa at
the hayon dOr COLTS SADDLE girths etthe nnisn.
Father Bill DAILY sat In the grand stand, and
dec,ared that the locker Club vas not treating
NJ W. s.Sr,v in ,hs m.,,sr
Leonardo was ~favorite at odds on for the open
ing dash at six furlongs, and on pubic form he
Little Billy. carrying Doggett and three pounds
Oh over"eisnt maze tne running 70 .ne ssrs'on,
closely pressed by Lorimer and Leonardo. In
the straight Grimm sSs down 70 SUrx on inc , "a,
unnN S".Haua -. -, ,ah =,
, S,.'y ,c, ,sm" ami ami w roo, vonou iSsi bv oniv AZ, .nop TT
n.ck In good time Old Douinion passed Lori
".. -,.s,nn .,d ..rnr.d ,n,,d mouar
Amsterdam. at the false price Of 10 70 ]: won
the second race, LOT wo-ySar.oihH ,; y me sayiESx;
IF: Ludwig. penn handled him with : great
deal OF cleverness. !pscan Wa tne IavoIite
wnen IL was seen Una. sae mU ,nad. 81 si ire rnns
outpaced Forager and secured second money:
for thres,yssr:SSid.,, q seven f]arlonsss but ths;
the mount On I'd Kearney. riding for the first
time since MS returh from oekiey. ne COIL
siIowlps 9i simms tom To make s'ttRRs s running pn With Nc.
rode wide and carried Ed ke"rney o9ti Jhis
ran third, but pulled up so lame
that he will not be seen again this year.
questionable tactics in the future. He made an
excuse by saying that the gelding swerved with
him. ~ was Mcihtyres tniru 'icVory III n'e
race days.
The fourth race was q dash at one mile ana a
furloDg for three-yesr-oid miles, lot whioh bar
oness va tne iaSCr,se ~ aS . 70 2 . cnn cSoics.
at ~ to l. HARDNESS was terribly swerved about
ooy i tng was ss bad that the rewards
called mn ny the stana hnu Ausss'oned mn
sharply atter the race, hauy haans maze tno
gave way TO star Actress. baroness had oeen
Intrun AZ the e. s.a a out mn nn rsn,d ine sp ~ m oh x sae
up the backstretch' she was ttesnihg on the
md lost two w or three IenqtIs in going IN IN.
upper turn. lie then went TO the whip, but in
bsas Of % t lSs, stse tnS c where The footing was fast fast
and good, he pulled in next TO the rail. and the
favorite foundsred and o,owed so badly that
irsss in order to win very hsndiiy. Lady Adams
ace; and Nneey Tas the Tb 0ni hg BOY si thas could Se
!, 10 4 chance inst The same While Westchester
md setauket, ct ? to /, were more in favor than
ongs 81. Michael was in omman to the head
= the strstch, where diS nd he was challenged m lnn by re,
To-, and Restraint got the purse BY a good neck
!. 3 and 8 70 i 70 win ne last race o. the day:
YVES made the fsyorite at : t to D. Son the
,eportej to have yanouished the Doe colt. Carl
AN rode High Point belle a different race from
ne one ne showed on baronsss. he shot 70 me
at the start and opened z big gap In the
l "a aus.,er ! ~. n,p.ps on;,e ga s'ioaDhs'
M Mlustar Deat tne otnyIs quloe a ess,y;
3iZarre beat Apprentice only q head for third
money.
Owing TO the closing of the Nsrragansett
ark meeting IL Is announced that q great many
taoles are now Oh their WAY 70 ~ asapn. Inc
tstsd that the Jockey Club will be Petitioped
SO that racing can continue here ali win.
There "a no truth in this. Although the
genther IN NlrglhLS Woulu peTnit - racing
nth CHRISTMAS OF tneresoouts. Suiutnaries:
FIRST RACE.
Purse $500. for hree-yearold and upward; selling
How nees $ ~ fuTiongs
Nelch,s Or, .Leoharuo' - py Long IA"-her
mimic. iot IGrininl ;,;:. R;ix nd iDo;H"j
q, MeDonalds oh. g.. Old Dominion, I. 10
lhldgiey). ..;: ..,..,.,.. y
Lortmer ana PuiltLer also ran
Tine, l!loA
Betting-Ien 70 a on Lsonardo,1 to = against Little
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sLSoNp hA'h-
Purse $500, for two-year-old maidens; SIX and q half
,. Ludwigs b. G. Amsterdam, by Inspector r.
Pretense, no penn. ....... ......... ...,-.."....
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