The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-09
BOOAMAKEks FaKED BADLT.
Four Fayorites and Two Second Choices
Won Mt 81. Asspb,

ST. ASAPH'S, VA, Nov. S.-The book
makers Jared badly at the st. Asaph
track to-day. Four OF the winners were
favorites. and the other two well-backed
second choices. The track was slow, ana
a small crowd faced the dlsasreeaDie
weather. The first two races were glfts
To the winners. The fourth race was
declared of and new entries substitutes,
with the distance changed TO -FOUR ana
one-half furlongs. The only surprise OF
the day was the defeat OF NerhpeIs; 'he
favorite in the final event, the best he
could do being third. George W AMER
son and William ri. Sands of Chicago, The
welchers, have been released on bail. Al
a hearing to-day their cases were re-
manded 10 the Alexandria grand jury.
Father BIZ DAILY, who Is credited win
owning the horses running under the
name Of wv. Woods" claims - nave
and the matter is now before the Jockey
Club Pending its decision, none OF the
stables horses will be allowed entry.
Whether the track will continue through
out December, IS uncertain. but IL Is gen.
orally believed that the extension will be
sanctioned at the meeting OF the Jockey
Club in New York next week.
Most all of the stables that have been
Mt the now closed Management track Will
be represented here during the rest OF
the meeting. Summarizes:
First race, one mile.-Pulitzer (5s. Penn,
II to 81 first. judge Morrow second Bona
Second race, six and one-hait furlongs.-
Melody QO9, Atleheld. TO y f1rst Nira-
go second. Micmac Queen third. Time,
/ 20 IA. go,
Griffin. even) first, Emma second, Loben-
gula third. Time, 80.
Fourth race. four and one-half fur
longs .-Derelict QOs. Simms, IL u 3O) first,
Punch second, Marigold Mlly) third. Time.
Fifth race, one mile--Niiss Dixie 99,
Keefe, 9 10 e0) first. Little Matt second,
Tom skidmore third: Time, :b.
VIII Elliott Q04, +. Tribe. TO % first,
Pochino second, Weinberg third. Time,
lI2 l-2.
The Winners ut Nashville.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Nov. S-Pleasant
| WEI Their favored Cumberland Park to-
| day, and a good crowd witnessed the
running of the races over fast track.
| The events were won by five faVorltes
| and an even money secopd choice The
| latter was Ortalin. who carried as much
money as the favorite. Darwin " enge-
wood The hurdle race was a ra n,e
| mond Dick refused 10 make the third
Jump. Uncle Frank won easily by ten
! lengths. Summary: .,
First race--six furlongs. Leonard ~
| nOS. Berger. 10 l0l first. Prince second
| Nellie Osborne third. Time. l:ls ~
Second race-siX furlongs. -Ortaiin 00I
| Gardner, evenl first Joco second, Gee
| Whiz third. Time. 1:l7 Ia
Third race-six furlongs. Mills
| QO5. Berger, to p first Metropole second
| Clara Bauer third. Time. l:l4l-
| Fourth race-mile and seventy yards
| Mollie Il. 100, Smith. 10 y first. Henry
| Jenkins second, Saxaphone third. Time
| LA.
| Fifth race-sevcu- furioncs-Zeke Far-
| DIV O09. Smith, 3 10 y first. Rachel Me
| Allister second. Golden Hope third. Time
| l.30 u.
| Sixth race-hurdle, one mie-uncl,
| Frank Qe0. McHuron. TO p first. W: L.
| Munson second. Primero third. Time
1:54l-4
Tho Meeting Declared on.
PHILADELPHIA. PA, Nov ga
steady rain to-day turned the track 81
Belmont Driving Park into q slough and