New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-20
10 BENGULA A SURPRISE
HIS hackers REAP 100 FOR l
rAvop,rrs FALL, BY THE wAYsIDE AT THE ST
AsAPH TRACK-DETAILS OF YES
TERDAY's RACING.
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TERDAY's RACING.
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Washington Oct. l9-The talent were all astray
IN their calculations at st. Asaph to-day. I'VE OF
the six that they selected as favortes snHer'hs
defeat. Just how they came so far OF the MAJ 10
difficult to understand 1t was not "a case OF ia'Se
favorites in fact their choice in every case i
the best horse, and with the small heidS II ioon'
like day Of "cinches," but one after aho'"ei
foil nv the wayside Ina being the only one ~
win The scratches in the first four races We
entirely too numerous for the numerical sueHe"
of the card, and can only be accounted ioi oS ',S
fact that one or two In each race seeiheu ~ h'''
the others safe. and rather than take the cha"0''
the lesser lights declined. Ire INST race va"
generally conceded a match between kennei anu
Handspun, Lo Bengula the only o'"eI ''di w.
seeming completely outclassed some le" WIZ
had seen his recent races at providence "'u ~"
share in this opinion. and accepted some OF the
10O-to-1 that was laid against HIM HIS race P'oN'"
how false the price was, as he was IN front Hoi"
start TO finish Ike" Thompson had some ps
tickets to cash He laid one pet OF 'l,vV' ~ S
and several others at the rate of s'O 10 81 h""u-
spun ran as If she was sore
win Elliott was the next good thing to go wrong
He went off at the start as If he would lose lHo'e
behind him. but he failed to stay in the maj
Gle and Little Matt beat him handily fekih was
the only other starter.
The result Of the third race was queS"0" w.
tockeyship. Jack Of Spades was clearly 'ie 'o''
horse Of the three that ram but Griffin, VINO was Oh
him. went all to pieces when Sims chaiehseu VIZ"
Harrington and the latter won by neck WIN ' me
iockevs reversed Jack OF Spades would have wen ps
open dayhg sh fay@re and TARA rode him with all
the ar, and skill of which ne is mas f bandjcan
nd s,er IeaSing Tor six furongs he fell away and
finished third Firt ran really go9a race; 40 ber
Justice Vet she vas Closing strong at the end er..
was the Up for the d h rs' but her Work was
generally known and nearly every Trainer r on how
on her tried to hide her form bat hardly sue Ss-
ceeded in dong So. as she was not asked 10 ao "e'
Ma;tie Paris cspursd the Sn last isu race hsd
He heavily played for the piSf cnpVre looking
almost Certainly Doggett rode the latter ana Ms
riding caused lot Of x5dssa here next week So
are a number of other well-known oWhsrs; a Sa'a
crowd have a De bden made up among the
local 400 Summaries:
FIRST RACE-For two-year-ods: special weights SIX
G r. Morris & Co.'s b. c. 10 Bensula by Hudson
p zqiu bv 1lc 80 &C. Rennc. ito Sins,
Kendall Stables CHI f Handspun 10 (Grifn'
a.0s-1o pensula 40 to and to l. Kennel to
and nde OUT Handspun, to and ont
Won by a length and a half; length between second
and third
SECOND RAcE-sellins. Seven furlong'. ,.,.
W B Jennines's b. c. Little Matt by vol'igeur-
Black Gal yrs s W, n s sGTiin, io4 Tribe;
" NJ ROserss br. C. Pskin. o7 Garter
p.,,,,,,s Matt Tim ro aSd out: VIII Elliott
and out FeEn i and 70 l. two length. between
second and third
THIRD RACE-For three-year-olds; special wesh's' d.
lowances Six furlonss.
W Donohue's Oh. &. Harrington by MiseT-'er'ruDe'
p.mt % ' staSes b. c Jack Of spades i5 Grn
W Woods b. C FaeO'T TmeW 700 Heei''
"a ia nd out: % to l ana 10 -
Won by neck lengths between second and third
FOURTH RACE-sellng Six turlonsS
W. sennngga; b ;car a RS'9 6irn ny
Msn a% stables Tlir. 90 81 Or D9Sse'o.
j. s5 asha4si 70! car assst9 T%sc
.y sst Ws-nSs4s TO 70 and "nd to INV
Won by a length and half; a length between second
and third
FIFTH RACE-For maiden two-year-olds selling Five
! Kneale's b. f. Ina by Sir Morded-Aigre'te. 100
HannaTsio i,,;ic Ella. o1 Kecfej
W. w%oo saSe. b. c. Ninevah 100 Grfin)
Garter elk qs scM lD c en gsst ap HAMS
or ioi e. Tribe and PaTthcnia ioi condrier also
ard aDd to q to Lyle Ella 70 to and
Won By a neck; length and half between second and
third.
SIXTH RACEA-Selling. One mile
NJ Corbett's b. g. Paris by Eolus-Heen. yrs. 100
J. %ciSushins Dr. G Pulitzer. 8. 100 g, Isar iOs PENN
4, Cornehlsen's br. e Mcintyre. 3. JOG Doggetu.
White Wings, (ieefe), and Baroness Jos tcar' lo"
Time-l:i34.
Betting-Paris to l and 10 3; Pulitzer to and
s to s. Mcintyre 10 10 and out
Won by a length. distance between second ana
third.
Following are the entries for tomorrow:
Fist race-Fiye furlongs Midgsley. III: Flush 100;
Bizarre 9s Punch 1903; Sufficient. 100 Ioggett ln''
Benefactor Mckee 100; St Vincent, lOl; Beauie
gard. 9s: Dana 9s: Amsterdam. 1Ol.
Second race-One and miles. Banquet 20.
Declare 10: Galiee. 10: Prince Karl O3 Copyright
Captain T. and Hume 100 each; Lizzie 90.
Third race-Seven furongs. Blackhawk. 107 Thurston
los: Nero 100 Warke. 1l2; Shadow, l0l; Gold Dollar
1903 Tom Skidmore. H.. Kilkenny and Reynard. log
each.
Fourth rncc-One mile Galilee. 112: Song and Dance
Long Bridge and Governor Sheehan l07 EACH Ed Keaf
ney III.
Fifth rnce-Five furlongs Tree Top 91 Marigold My
Louise flly. Derelict Sae Woodford rama ana Emma
JOG Applause. 100. Sabina hly. 80
race-Five furlongs Little Billy Derfarsilla and
Marian 1l2 each; StOnenell l2Z; Restraint and
Fifer 90 each; Wah Jim, ilo.