The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-27
FIRST LIGHT AZ 100 10 |.
THE DAUeHTER or the card WINS
ny HEAD AT ST. AslPH.

for Place, Also Psls Thrsurh-Mistver
wIns the Ope-iss Bash vita Ease-vir
s,-i--s Bis Up Derr.rEin. 20 ~, zoe. bel
"Pittssursh Phn" saves His Mare
Pretesee Bresk. . lee SD Is Destroyed
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.-There were seven
races ~ st. Asaph to-day, including the match
at FIVE ~furlong. between '. A. Benefits Romp.
ing Girl and W. c. whites wheeloski. and tn,
unfortunate talent failed TO gauge one OF them
correctly. IL was a great day for those who
have q fondness for long shots. First Light, at
100 to 1. taking the sixth race, while Blue Gar
~, S.s runner up to Jack Rose, was at so to l
for second place.
The Elise Morrison ally was the actual favor.
lite for the opening dash, but quite as much
money went on Mlniver. the colt purchased by
w. NJ. Barrick from the Messrs. Morris on
Friday last. Austin was the most fancied Of the
others. The latter led to the upper turn, where
Miniyer drew up on the outside and won with
comparative ease from Austin. The Elise Nor
rl.on Ally. who was badly placed In the nrst fur
long, was third, but was closing up very rapidly
At the end. The Ally Pretence. by Tyrsnt, out Of
Premium. owned by =. w. Street, and ridden by
Macy, stumbled on the upper turn and threw
the boy heavily. In the fall the flly broke her
near forelee just above the hoof. and she ran
for q quarter Of a mile on the stump. II was an
awful sight, and the merciful bullet put an end
to her sufferings.
Old Jack Rose, lame and foot sore, was doc
tored up with ether and other anRsthetics and
started in the second race, for which Thurs
ton was an odds on favorlte. II was almost any
odds that Jack Rose would not win. but win he
did In clever style, catching the 200 to chance
Thn,,,on Cav. nm . ou.rter ~ . nils from
nn," s.s,D ,s ,Si. nn I'm
fellow. Tiny Tim was a fair third. Not one Of
IN. plunaers could tell what happened to them
.~.e ,hn 90. 20. or.r Tho CsDsdisrs tool !
big sum of money out of the ring on Blue Gar
e. =, AZ 90 ,or r,.c.
Equity. an odds-on fsvorite, went down with
. thumpi in the third race at a mile. simms
rouo u y" o"o "s' ' ~
place halfa mile from home. Then Marshall
moved up on the outside. Rounding the turn
squeezed her all the way through the first fur
.on.o..an TIT II, A.s,rn.. ~.
tskeh oeeA. u W. nossuee, u pa.e-
maker, 70 Vim c'svsr.y oy a lsns,n' r.ls aaa a
s'ruS-.-.. -....t.-. 49,. 60.
oeinsereh| cnArsihk az MURRAY, ohe ol ',ar.er
Thu stevards warned Snedeker about his rid.
-. =, St.rsh.,r hnt IN. COLI 4. b.rd % h.,aI.
and his actions to-day were On a par with those
he indulge In on Ssturday. when ne was
oestSn ~ VIZ DiA"' rq""' o 'peeu oho"sh
Maior-Genera was the odds on nrst choice for
the tourth evenS =. y iurao.ssj ont ne Mmsa
poor horse y oaS , ~ w ally ny
NIna and Eiheron had the race between than
the latter winning as he pleased after waiting
S S.ye ma stumbied on the iirst turn and Eouation
seven y "hS' '"'" u" rfu"''oh
"a" W ,nsS sn.TG M plsG q very false favori,e for the
and a rs lot Of e weight es EA a. S %eil' @fit 4tissEl'iPsh ire
al aid ,6 mot ri ineGy n,s % Ions ap price ,s Of wen" ) to 70 T. 'P Gr hi,
sss g as II .5 $s,! .h sss @y :: sSI,} Led Ps ss.sas Sf e:
mare of, but she chung to the colt aud wore him
gown, w,nuine u M ienstn ,n II .ers iasi
for $500. shs was bid mp BY some Eirgipian TO
0%' Ths FOO sHs TO so ! SIsnse s' First light. won the
. ..tia race %su BY A = head ,SdDf from W.n The 70 f sSS o Med HSo
iinal strides, Eugene Finnegan, a boy ot no
hugging The rail saved a lot of ground, En-, |
rhsn,er was well played; but Simms could never
Set him TO ne from; Inc winner rs oy Ihe
al Brighton Beach last summer, and many OF
ne fh sm %stS SI' ir sa HsS a . s Gst On Ses ssF s%'G ,Ss two
tomplnP Girl mad MN beaten after going the
,.,,id 49,. IA ~. .ac. no thr..n ~. f,,r I.n.,h.
A. II was she ynn Inv haIfa length hard 6eld
In th. zIoy rhine OF ,oI
4 named Haskell was stricken
WITH heart disease whhe Watching the races anu
was removed To the hospital. summaries:
p,psr aAcr
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Purse $3.50; for maiden two yesrolds; selling allow
". NJ; BarTickis b. g. Alntver. by G~alore-Minnie
Nc, 100 uamiyl 1921. -. |
owners b. c; Austin iO4 ~. Tribe m;.m...y"." |
rp.ah Ip,,gien uaidiny Nsianr Nsrsnun JoIanii,s
snI,gnac Ala RootbroSd ana prrience sI.o rsnp
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hose, i0sh ,simmsl 49, y.,..-,... ! |
5. I, Puisiters i. G. Tiny rim. I. ioI ~. Tribe, 49,, 5
Thurston, Uncle jim, BonaventuTe, Clarus, Willie, |
Time, 1885,.
Rose, 10 TO | Tiny Tim. ~ To I Clarus, % TO l Sam
40 10 I BOnaventure, 100 to | Uncle Jim, ZOO |
o I Blue Garter, 800 TO l Willie McAuliffe. |
ruIpn u.cs
purs. sl5o for all .ye.. handIc.n, mn mil.
j. X. a 3. p. Keenes oh. g. Assignee, 8, by spend.
thrift Maid OF Athol, 100 lLamlyl .....:,."... |