New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-11
ALL THE FAvORITES WON
cprAr DAY FOR FIRST CHOICE HORSES
AT ST ASAPH
.,cER FIELDS AND IMPROVEMENT IN THE
spoRT-DETAILs OF THE RACING.


ny TELEGRAPH THE TRlBrNEs
,,.sh,,gton. Nov 1O-There was an Improvement
~ racing at ST. Asaph to-day. The helds were
~ u. r,r size and owing TO the improved condition
o. -. track there was not the usual long list
" Watches The racing was fair, except IN the
VI ',.on riders affair which proved a farce.
s uon by the ld-time jumper, Elphin, but
!. ,o,orv was due entirely to the fact that his
IL had some idea Of what jockey should do
Us great day for the bcttors all SIX faVorites
..,rg home In front. Parthenia was the first
80, six TO score. Pretense for time seemed
:" -, ~ unset the calculations of the talent who
h"..oao parthcnia an odds-on favorite. but when
na called on her in the stretch he came away
son easily. Nineveh came with a rush at
on md and beat Pretense head for the place
NV 'ocond race gave opportunity for NJ. +.
le IN make one OF his plunges. Prince George
D"! AGAINST Pochino Hume and Little Tom.
" Commissioners began to put his money on at
MS and continued their rounds until 10 s
a. host odds obtainable. Sims rode the
w. under a pull the entire distance. The dan
H." one vas supposed to be Pochino. but .ue
To, heat him for the place
Ion ,rotnakers were hard hit again in the third
race. ., ,. ..o .. % % 90
~ M ,o nroved the winner. Doggett managed to
S"a Rim, with Cockade at one time. but the effort
heH a T., the final strides. and King Gold won by
head The fourth vG 5nce we'll Tas in 0 hand Song AND
I Dance was to favorte for the NTH race and
won h aSSentemen riders furnished the concluding
al. Inc 81 the day Mr. Nelson had no difficulty in
eating Eiphn home in front summaries:
FIRST RAcE-For maiden two-year-olds; selling Half
p whites b. T. Parthenia, by Kyrle Day-wanda
H. io4 n Bergen xn.y.h 100
BemOG sisSes rrs Nneveni oG 10 enn'
FESTIVAL ii3 GAttleheld; roglen geding. loi Tohns)
fna tIIanaN a
and S TO /: Pretense. . to and to D.
Won by a length and a half; head between second
and third.
srcovD RACE Selling. Six and one-half furlongs.
y nhattan CHI Prince George. by Sensation
I cpssI'f E ch C. Little Toms g. Gi iKecfc
" B Jennngss CHI. Pochino. B. l0l Griffin, ...''3
R Ii9ms GsoFss and out; Ids Tom 40
Won by length; the distance between second and
third
THIRD RACE-For two-year-olds. Six furOngs.
Blemton Stables CHI. C. King Gold. by Gold-Prin-
oS SP9' SKIP Sr n cockadc los car ioa dog
sf' 4. H. & b H Mcrrss b. 'Phoebus 100
Ramp Iensi0 Girl a5 tKecfc Flush % Gear .Nacsy,
p fsi and saie woodford fbe also Time
Be,,ingKing Gold, to and t? 49, cOckade' 10 to
Won by head; lengths between second and third
ror,RTH RACE-For three-y ear-olds; selling SIX ana
one half furlongs.
e w Streets b. c. Galilee. by The Bard-Athalaric
III n GGEge'p pulitzer 90 jKeefej
Cornehlsen's br e. Mcintyre. 100 tSirnnls) ="
Indra lO2 1Cirfin). also Tiine-l:-'i2. M . -
. Peng-Calilee, and TO !: fultzer oV 10 anu
a N /: Mcintyre. TO 3 and . TO ..
Won by A length and a half head between second
and third.
FIFTH RACE-seng One mile.
Ylem,on stables b. g. Song and Dance by Inc baro
Heel and Toe years. 102 N tCirifn)
- Car'sNh h. Copyright. D. 1Oi tNaceyD. -
S.mes shields Co.'S br Tom skidnore o. 'o' =
uIanawaD $50 Sc
wecbsster 1o7 (Tribe). and Star Actress lol 'Penn
also ran. Time-l43 ,.. -
pa,ng Song and Dance. TO and out; copyright IL
- < and 2 TO Z; Tom SkidInore. ~ TO anu 10 l.
Won nv a length and a half: eight lengths between sec
ond and third. A..
SIXTH RACE-Handicap for hunters o"e H0 " WV
Gentlemen riders r-,.o,ra
~ NcI)ermott's *. Elphin by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
agad NclsoDD -, ''
A. NcCauIey's ch e. Craftsman. aged lto oywncrl,'
ysvowns Vaucluse. aged 1oD tMr Hoiines'
sherry 1876 (Mr stone) and Fairfax 145 Air. Delaney
also Time-2;O1 o-, . =.
Betting-Eiphin. 8 to and TO 2: Craftsman, TO
and 6 TO 3: Vaucuse 2 10 and TO .
Won by eight lengths: head between second and third