The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-20
10 BENGUELA'S SURPRISE.
@. n. MoRRIs's DEsPIsED outsider
DOWNS a FAIR or CRACKS.

rsor Display OF Jecksysnip Is shovyn =
tss virginIa Secksy CIus's Traek-Hsr
rinsts. Outspri-ts Jssk OF Spaces r. th,
Hu. He-e-Littls Mstt Beats VIII Eiuot
After = eeea Fteht-I.s, ths o-iy Favor
its OF the Dsy, Peehi.s, .-a Paris ~,
ths other wi-rers Te-ssy's Cars
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-Ths racing at st
Asaph to-day was marked by very poor Jockey.
ship on the part of Doegett, Griffin, and Simms
who have. in common with the riders Of lesser
note, not become thoroughly acquainted with
the sharp turns and the many angles Of the vir.
Rinis Jockey Clubs pretty course smms and
Griffin displayed q lsmentable lack Of judgment
in the opening race on the fsvorite, Kennel, and
the second choice, Handspun, and. as q con-
sequence, the so to chance 10 Benguela got
home first. The attendance was not as large as
on the opening day, nor was the programme rs
good. Eighteen bookmakers drew in, loss of
two since yesterday.
II was not good day for the talent, Ina being
the only fsvorite TO win, and the bookmakers
who remained on the ground were not well
pleased last evening. The fun began in the
opening race for two-year-olds. The presence
Of Handspun and Kennel drove all except 10
benauela out Of the race and . great many of the
talent were amused at Green b. Nor
ris's presumption in running the son
Of Hudson and Zulu against the cracks
Of the Kendall and Dwyer stables,
When the nag fell Penn rushed Lo Benguels
away and Simms and Griffln appeared content to
watch each other. Going up the back stretch 10
Benguels was three lengths In front Of Kennel,
with Handspun length still further back and
swinging. On the upper turn Hsndspun moved
up TO Kennels shoulder. Then It was case of
catching 10 Benguela. When Handspun and
he and ous 70
whom at least 100 TO could be had in some
books, won by at least two lengths Kennel beat
Winner Is the two-year.oid that Fred IittieiieId
bought from the Messrs. Morris for $500 and
sold to James Il. Madden for 81 500. Madden
then sold him to @. b. Morris, who has won him
The second race was spoiled by Withdrawals
to the post, Will Elliott was the fayorite: but
not a little money was wsgered on Little Matt
TO beat the New York gelding. Griffin never let
VIII Elliott get away from him. At the head
of the stretch he cut loose in earnest and in the
nsht e the wire he outrode Tribe and won by
The next race was for blood. Jack Of Spades,
N had at Mtfrs
Park, and the faithful thought the Blemton colt
could do II again. But Simms played cunning
the head of the stretch. The Jack was clearly
outsprinted in the run home, although Grifiin's
finish on the favorite was not as strong as 1t
might have been. Harrington winning by half
With three favorites down the talent began
looking for something to get even on, and they
colt had the worst o} the weights and be was
owaea Waiter b.
who carried only 90 pounds.
the fifth, event, and all the speculators were |
down on her to man. There were number OF
sh the
not break, left at the post. Little Ella opened |
np gap at once but Ina was only .ealloping. |
Ter OF Sir Modred run it was no race. The Cali |
fornia Jockey drew 1t fine. winning by only . |
neck; Little Ella was second. half length be- |
Mcintyre was the favorite at odds on for the |
closing race and lot OF money was wasted on |
he big gelding. DOgRett got into bad pocket |
'arly In the race. and was never able to get out |
# It until the race was won by Paris. Pulitzer
md Baroness. whom a lot of money was bet |
or place, was q poor last.
he pneumatic saddle and like Z very WeI Win
Fred free d lara Is going 70 Oakley CinSinIHS for
ar rsw next S Week. sSmm rlesn 10 washington
FIRST RACE.
Purse $780, Of which s75 To second and e25 third
3 SSrr. sI C. 81 d ssnRs. by
Dwyers b. C. Kennel ito jsmmsj
,endal Stables CHI. Handspun, ITO (arinin)......
Betting to against io Benguela. to 8 on
'ennel 2 to against Handspun.
SECOND RACE.
Purse 5000 Of which s1h to second and s25 to third
pr three yearoids and upward; selling allowances:
JennlnEs's b. g. Little Matt, 3, by voltseur-.
T. Puisifsrs B. 9. win Elliott l. ioI a. Tribs,..s
Time i:3O ''''''''''''''
Retting-six to nve against Little Matt, Z to o win
THIRD RACE.
Purse 5000 Of which s7S to second and tsS to third
]; ponShae. CHI. g. Harrington, by Missr-aertruds.
!sV %sss. s. s sPs&ls:
Betting Eleven to 10 against Harrington, to .
FOURTH RACE
Purse $500 OF which s75 TO second and s25 TO third
= sl I ages hs!nd 4, one mile. J., p
paironsas e. SG ri IL roen.no' .. by po"hatan
f%sr.sa ssfsss wsr rai5 = pTHss
Jodan also ran.
Betting Nine to against Pochino, to Flrt. to
Wernberg, to Jodan
FIFTH RACE
Purse si0O 81 which s75 to second and s25 10 third
EneaIss ,; 9. Ina, by imp, Sir hodred-4isrette,
Woodss 3 Z Little Ella ioI Kssisl
evelyn Carter My Son MsihsSr The Clown, Hands
u and Par'hsnia also E,n ran ;.o..x
Betting Seven to against Ina 10 to Little Ella.
sihssr iSsoi The co@n IS 70 Hasd. 'o o.. io
lrthenta-
SIXTH RACE.
Purse $500, Of which s75 TO second and se5 TO third
T olds and upward which have not won
coISstt. s. g. Psri. s. f Roias"a.lea. 100
+ korn. b Pulii.ef 8 los Penn -.
COrnehlsens br Y. Mcintyre, =, 100 (Doggett) w 8
Rhite Wings and Baroness also ran. ,
Time, AN.
to against Paris, 20 Pulitzer I 10
on Mcintyre. 90 20 White Wings, 8 to / Baroness.
The following are the weights and entries for
morrow: ,
'irst Raee-For twoyear-olds; selling; purse s4OO;
. furiongs:
100
mcient iOOl Mckee 100
iharre no 81
ma funcn los
kHett. btnefAetOr. lOl q
vincent iOll Amsterdam. .,.........IOl
scond RAce-For three yearolds and upward; han |
ap; purse 5000; one mile and sixteenth.
nguet Deciart ....,-.......llO
Nee lO friice Kari lO3
pyfsht OoSAptaln 100
lnle 100 Lizzie 90 q
hlrd Race-For three year Odds and upward; aalI. b
Z purse $500; seven fuTlon n
lck HAWk lOI Ihurston, ........lOS
lanld nnll lao |