The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-11-15
SPLIT EVEN AT ST. AsAPH.
Three Favorites and Three Outsiders
Win the Days Races.


Washington, Nov. H.-At st. Asaph's
to-day the weather was clear and crisp,
with bright sunshine and a brisk wind.
The track was in the pink of condition
and the attendance fair The talent and
bookmakers divided honors and wealth,
as three favortes and three outsiders
captured the purses.
High Point Belle was the choice of the
2-year-olds in the opening event. selling at
to 10, with Phoebus next in favor at
S to 8. and Midstar third at to l. They
finished in the order named. High Point
Belle taking a lead of three lengths at the
start and maintaining it to the wire,
while Phoebus headed Midstar by two
lengths.
Harris sold at 4 to in the second with
Lady Richmond good second choice at
> to l. Edna May to ], Pouch (cOlO 10 TO 7,
and the rest struggling. Ina got out first,
with Pouch (cOlO second and Lady Rich
mond last In a poor start. In the back
stretch Pouch (colD got in front and held
the honor to the stand, where Harris came
out of the bunch and won by good
length. Jockey Londrem was suspended
for his poor riding on Lady Richmond.
Mckee had the cali in the third. selling
at to 3, while lola at to 1 and Owlet at
3 to ! were well played. Wah Jim and lola
led the way on even terms to the last
turn. where Owlet and Mckee came up.
A hot finish landed Owlet a winner by
length and Mckee a nose in front of
lola.
VIII Elliott at to carried most of the
money I'm the fourth, with Leonardo a good
second at to 3 and Longbrook selling al
Is to /, Polydoro, u to !, and the rest
struggling up to 300 to 1. Leonardo took
the lead at the start, but ran wide on the
first turn and lost 1t to Longbrook. This
position was maintained to the wire, al
though Leonardo was but short head
behind, Longbrook and viii Elliott half
length further back when they quit whip
ping.
The talent was at sea in the nth. mile
handicap for year olds. Truepenny, be-
cause Simms was up, had q slight ad-
vantage at > to 2, Ella Reed selling at to
/, Lo Bengula. Cockade and King Gold at
to 1 each, Emma at 20 to /, Tuscan at
% to I, and Thyra at to /. King Gold
set pace too fast to hold and in the back
stretch was collared by 10 Bengula, who
was not afterwards headed, and won by a
| neck. Ella Reed was half a length in
front Of Emma.
In the final event Ed Kearney, at to
10, led from start to finish and won
I pulled up
Summaries follow:
First race-Selling. four and half fur
longs. High Point Belle, 10s. Griffin, to
/ 10, won, with Phoebus 10, Penn. IS to 3,
/ second, and Midstar los, Doggett to /,
! third. Time, 80 Ia.
/ Second race-Selling, four and half fur
| longs Harris 107, Griffin. 4 to s. won,
! with Pouch colt, 10S Doggett. 10 to /, sec
ond and Edna May, 1O6 E. Tribe, to !,
third. Time, 81.
! Third race-Selling, five furlongs Owlet
/ 1906 Penn, to !, won, with McKee, 102,
/ Griffin, to s, second and lola, 100, Dog
/ gett, to l. third. Time, 1902 IL.
Fourth race-Selling, six furlongs.
| Longbrook, 10, Doggett, Is to /, won, with
/ Leonardo, 49, Griffin, 6 to 3, second, and
/ VIII Elliott, JOG, e. Tribe, to 8, third.
/ Time. 1916 H.
Fifth race-Handicap, one mile. 10 Ben
| gula, 1903, Keefe. to !, won, with ella
Reed, 102, Lamley, to /, second and Emma
! 81 Corrigan, 20 to /, third. Time, 1:4i "a
Sixth race-Selling one mile. Ed Kear.
ney, 1903, Simms, to 49, won, with Miss
Dixie, 80, r. Doggett, to 2, second. ant
Tom Skdmore, 102, Griffin, II to 5, third
| Time, 1:44 II.