The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-25
THE SPORT AT ST. ASApH.
SOME CLEVER Rh CISG At TEE TIR-
GINJA JOCKET CLUES TRACK.


ssa 80 BeuEris Csptures ths Prise
HiEh roi-t Rsii. H-s Everglades Hsr
ovn way Marshall, the wars Fsvorits.
Loses ~ n Hssd Dreib--s, Mics Bisis.
indrs, sps Nsre A.. the othsr wi-.sr..
WARRINGTON. Nov. o4.-Thtee thousand per-
cons enjoyed come excellent sport at 81. Asaph
this afternoon. The day was perfect for racing.
and tho track, while not being lightning fast,
vas vyod enough to make public form fairly
good. The favoritos. High Point Belle, Nero.
and lndra, won, and Marshall should have fn-
ishe1 nr.t, being beaten only a short head by
Miss rirls. or the other frst choices. Ed Ksar-
ney vos overweightcd, and Drclbund. the win
nor OF the second race, should have been pre-
ferred over IIailstone. the latter not having
been scen In public In some time.
II WAS asking too much of that game and con-
sisteutt three year old Ed. Kenrney. carrying 1855
pounds.t 10 beat LoBcngula and others In the open
ing race at six and . haif furlonRs. However, the
bulk Of the money was on Ed. Kcarny. Grifln
took the track with 10 Dcneuls on the first turn
and. tlp-toclnr Kearney all the way. beat him q
length or so. Aurelian made n game bid for sec
ond money In the stretch. but Kearney lasted
longer than the son OF Sir Modred.
Hailstone. ON the strength Of his races at
Jerome Park and Shcepshead Bay. was the
eyen-monsy favorito for the second race. 0wlet
being fancied more than any Of the others. The
sto 1 chance Driebund was never headed from
the start, ana Hailstone stopped badly after
going less than half q mile, leaving Hermanita
and Harris to run second and third in the order
named. Owlct was exceedingly sore on the way
TO the post. and this splendid ally has plainly
had too much racing.
Marshall was a very warm favorite for the
mile and a sixteenth handicap. Miss Dixie being
the only one Of hts opponents to come in for any
support. Miss Dixie. ridden by Macy. made a
sharp pace to the stretch, when she was over
hauled by Marshall. The latter got his head
and neck in front OF the mare at the three-fur-
long POLE, and it seemed to be any odds that he
would win galloping. Grif1n. who rode the colt.
says that he bore In on Miss Dixie and crowded
her so much that. fearing a foul. he tried TO pull
away from her. While getting. his mount
straight Miss Dixie. under Nacey's persistent
head. less MacDuff was n poor third. Those
who lost their money found fault with Grirln's
riding. but the Jockeys explanation OF his de-
Indra conceded Setnukct fifteen pounds in tho
fourth race. at n mile, and gave him n sound
beating. the distance being covered in 1:41A.
setnuket opened IA the ~favorite, but under
Champion was the pacemaker for half a mile.
ffnmdnraS ON %|ifh The upper turn. Keefo very fooSoiishliyy
letting Doegett through on the rail- instead OF
Hivii Point Belle wa. first choice for the dash
at hall a mile. The fleet daughter OF Yocalic
m 1harc f%rio phs 'i In aS Ss seconds sn She 81 S wss sh:n AND no
far In front Of her field that Griffin began pull
Ing ieSSsl h.. up pu a1a ' ss., wf Gah In 3 Ms syot ,o BY .s ssysG
money. High Point Belle was entered to be
sold S.r 70, w $500 : s snS # ,s tSSs 1, s7 q, % eSns, TO sk;esP 2h her.
. I'd the talent, put their money down in Jumps
i the old Gelding: Jack Rose, who was ether
= tIayed, by some, persons who thought that
INNS could m FAKE the horse win. Long Bridge
forrler got into a bad pocket he might have
troubled the winner.
D. ii. Morri, the two.year,oid Minivcr and q
brother TO Civil Service for 81 1000. Summaries
FIRST RACE.
Purse $3.50; handicsp; for all ages; sI and . half
On Morris 4 Cos be. 10 Bcnsula, 3, by Hudson
=. Leach : SS,:eh;c :; "a Kssrneyy;; . icy ISisimm.si
ss alsSiSs7 sos G AZ "a a. Is s TO ! sis. against 10
SECOND RACE.
). r X { es'2 p. f sstn %Sys S. g. 6..i a 8 drt SS RIn,.,-
HerIesSvs3ia. no t'Inmsl.
aiaE sii. 1 s:i; 5s i /: B Bss: ~ TS WIS: Roe. and asi'
sf:ens te' ! pr %Ss.s ifss1ssoa'ii h hallssGas; Is e @
Harris: so e ! Benefador. 100 to l each Velvet Rose
THIRD RACE.
Purse $3.50; for hrs;ys.fo lds and upward; hsndi
81 s smith, R',s s snS m; Mas iMd:sf Dixie, 8. by y~.l..,to-B.r.
E {: S Y; s:E.s e. 4 IS s... .a.sssii !. i yS c iis.,sH:
Tine, i:5oH.
Dixie. 50 to / Be.. Ssc,un, 700 TO- waipesf.
FOURTH RACE.
Purse $3.50. for three~ear ODDS; one mile.
or Smiths b. c. indra by Hindoo-JuanitA 1904
~ K. Xinsuts Oh. g. setuiet. VS. JKeefej.:
&; v. NeTion's Oh; 9 Chrter. 100 GRIMM .."......3
Tim. / :13H.
Be~tting.Evenm money Ssinst Indra. o TO o setauket.
8 TO 1 Charter. 20 70 ioeorge Dixon, so 70 l Gram
plan.
Purse $3.50, for twoyerolds: selling Allowances
o.. Leaehs 3 ( High Poit Belle, by vocanc-Frsn.
H. K. vinnsuts BIZ. c. PuncI los Nsceyj..,:""
G. !. Hayenner's CHI. T. Ednilay, I07 a. Tribcj.....
Tartune, Van Brunt, and Suth side also ran.
Time; o!sH "
Punch, rs TO 1 Edna Nay. 60to1 South Side, loo toi
each Tartune and Van Brunt-
SIXTH ROE.
Purse $3.50, for all ages; ssins allowances; seven
EIhsn stables b. &. Nero, o, b Fiood-oueen Bees.
J.R WHITES 6r. c; Long RridEes. ITO (Bsrsenj...".
I. BArretts br. IA. Jack Rose, ags ito simms5,,,,, 8
clarus' Blue Mass AMI H ungiSi " slsora
Bstung-ren TO Z on Nero. III 10 AGAINST Jack Ross
Ito | Long Bridge.
RAveasbury villas the MaAhestsr Hand.
cap.
LONDON, Nov. 24.-At Manchester to-day the ,
Ann.hastar Noyanhar yanA.n Eon