New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-28
HEADS APART AT ST. ASAPH.
SOME CLOSE AND EXCITING FINISHES
GALILEE. BARONESS. MKEE ROCHE GOLDEN
GATE AND CAPTAIN T. THE WlNNEks~
DETAILS OF THE RAcINGr
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Washington oct 27.-Favortes scored first
honors in four OF the six races at ST. Asaph To-
day and their winning proved a great boon 10 the
New-York delegation, az their profits oil the AFTER
noon sent many home TO spend Sunday with their
families Owners. Jockeys, trainers and book
makers joined in the rush New Yorkward Tor
without racing the majority OF them find WASH
ington rather dull The railroads, realizing mat
many would be anxious to make the trip dld their
part BY making a rate for the round trip Just nan
the regular cost David Gideon went home TINS
morning He lost 900 In his stay OF eight days
He will come back after election TO try 10 MAKE
I'D his losses w. Wood who purchased "Father
BIZ" Days An tire .stTins @Wdn tTo races to-day
1t was first blood for the red with white cap Inc
first race WAS Won by Dr. Streets GaHee' WIZ"
little to spare for the finish was the best OF the
meeting the Judges decision being necessary be
fore the winner could be named. Their verdict
was Galilee first Urania second and Looensula
third, short heads apart. The second race Drous"'
another finish of the head-and-head order Bar
oness was . to 5.chance in the held'of four. she
failed TO run up TO expectations however for 1t was
only after A desperate finish that Sims got her
home a few inches in front of Lady Adams
Mckee won the third race. The Biuher was the
favorte. Mckee was last to leave the post pu' was
full of running. and had taken the lead at the emu
of the first quarter Kennel made a bid on the lar
turn but did not amount to much and Mckee won
I'm a romp Kennel beat The Buffer fol- the place.
The fourth race handicap at mile ana
sixteenth Roche top weight at 10 POUNDS pu'
had no difficulty in winning song ana Dance came
with a rush at the end. which caused many TO
think that had Griffin made MS enort WITH MIN
sooner he might have won.
The fifth race was placed to the credit OF the
mysterious "Mr Wood" Golden Gate was MS rep
resentative He got away in the front RANK loon
the lead soon after the homestretch was reached
and won handily The Pouch colt got away poorly
Nv
again In the sixth race. Captain T.. the bearer OF
them. having a comparatively easy time OF II.
Sims had to ride him some to catch weinberg pu'
wnen he headed him he had things all his own way
Summaries:
FIRST RACE-IIeavy handicap; and onehaf furongs
$ w Streets b Galee by The Bard-A'halaric'
sr yrs' i 80 u rS Urana lis Mdgeey
G. H. Morris & Co.'S Dr. G. l." Bensuia = Ao'
MeIntyre 100 cDogeeto Pochino 25 (Sns| also
h 10 j. & i bensGia to i' and
by short head same distance between second ana
third.
SECOND RACE-For three-year-old FLIES; selling; one
and oneeighth miles
Bqrrdse Bros b. Baroness, by The Bard-Ella
W Mdoas los ID l ,s9g H S 'S i09 c
ogsek stables eh Me Mac Queen r lC3 ~ 5 H3sseo
and {, ous al, ISdS 4; adams II to
wen by a. FIVE lengths between second and
th.r.
THIRD RACE-For twoyear-olds; selling. Six furongs.
J. Shields Co.'S b. g. Mckee by Fremont-Sequence
P j. Dvy@rs '' B. C. kennel liz isimms,
oI abeE S'aoe o en- carter e iz gI 100 a. Ba0
Apprentice. lo3 Courder), also rag tmeII',ot an,
even. T6e B siafcr. t even 10 and d" to
Won by length half; four lengths between sec
ond and third
FOURTH RACE-Handicap. One and one-siN'eenth miles
", Donohues b., Roche 10y Panique-feoe'ea
Rowett, yrs 100 n (simms ,,o nii
e Gl' e. %o sGs0S' cos S h. Hume ai3
Jqasa % q Ps ssS lane. II
to ( and / to A. Hume IL TO ! and : 10
Won by three-quarters Of length a length be-
tween second and third.
FIFTH RACE-For maiden two-year-'lds' sp" al
weights: one-half mile
w Woods ch Golden Gate. by St. Blaise-oii,ipa.
George laS ~ S Smiths ch C. BY veniacrPouch. 10
G. R MeiS ossfs'' g. by oneka-Paanthu ic7 DOG
bsi fSasen Fr sssiss S 49, Gs Fem,
10 .Ss oar Pearl 10! Iao@ a fsuda ran MY
Be and td !, qa rasni 2 s slG g a aa
2 Won by a length and half half length between
SIXTH RAcE-seing; penalties: seven furlongs
W Woods Oh c Captain T.. by wanderer-co
J. WI! McLa aus IL ''i Wtrn6erg 49, dergen 9
D. T Pusifer's Wil Elliott "a. lO4 Irlbel.. ="
iongbridge 49, lo3 (car lOD. PENN also ran Time
10 and to s; VIII Elliott. 6 TO ] and 10 =; Won
length: mex between second ana thh'.
There is a r,mor here tonight that there VIII he
change in the officials Of the 81. Asaph track as
1.-THE management has proposed reduction oil sal
aries which Is not acceptable 70 the men VINO nave
been officiating Since the meeting opened ~ IS m
possible 10 verify the story. those interested nave
gone 10 New-YOrk to spend sunday. Among, the
general public the rumOr is believed 10 be without
foundation.
Following are the entries for Mondays races:
First race-One mile. Declare lis. our Jack 10 Lit
lie Matt 1913 Jodan Hume, % each, Lizzie 80 star
Actress IS
Second race-Fire and one-half furlongs Drum Major
lO7 Pecksnin Fayotum and Mic Mac Queen, lOI cach'
Ilackfoot Nirago. Repetition and GTamIlan, loi each
Third race Doe colt lis; Kennel. 10:
Dereic lbs. King Gold and Harris 100
each. sallie Woodord l04; Vent and Thyrs 80 each
Fourth race-Sx one-half furlongs. Restraint Nv
Prince George and Mcintyre 100 each Gallopn' lV';
1<ngbrook loj VIII Elliott. Leonardo. Governor fHei
and Shadow lOi each. Pulitzer lol.
Fifth race-Fiye furlongs. High Point Belle ma ana
Iere!ict Jewel and Flush. los each: tufli~
IoI Ella Reed Little Ella lo6 each; Evelyn
Carter hly l0j: Marigod hlly, lOi
sixth mile. Governo- Sheehan, lOi Kilkenny
lO1 Seauke o. Long Bridge "a