The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-10-26
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wAsHISoToS. Oct. 25.-The running at st.
Assph to-day drought out one Of the largest
crowds Of the meeting, and the sport was OF
such character that most Of the talent came out
winners on the day. The rain OF Wednesday
night laid the dust nicely, and there was none
to-day TO get into the eyes OF jockeys or racers.
Horses are arriving daily. and. with the advent
Of the Morris and walbaum stables on Sunday,
there will be large number OF high-clsss per-
formers at the course.
Jack Of Spades began the day well for the
pluneers. He went 10 the post at very short
price. Weinberg and Gov. iifer were the only
other starters. and neither could hurry the
Plemton representative. The Jack might have
won by a long distance. but Grimm kept the
favortte under pull. and only won by half
length. Gov. Fifer was a very poor third.
The Blemton colors were to the fore once more
IN the second race. which was IN selling AFFAIR at
mile Prince George was played very heavily
by VI. =. Dwyer, and q mum Der Of the talent fol-
lowed him. despite the fact that Song and Dance
had shown very high form In all OF his races.
whereas Prince George il only acripple, and far
from being the horse lie was last year.
Song and Dance was many pounds the best
horse In the race aud the price Of "a to against
him was liberal in the extreme. Grimm had
Song and Dance last In the early stages Of the
race. but he lucky in getting through on
the ackstretch, and on the upper turn he was
in second place and going under pull Prince
GEORGE was the first In the stretch. and appar-
emily running easily, It was Of little use for
Simms to use the whip on the favorite when
song and Dance challsnsed him. as the Blsmton
t''unk u,e" 0'v'' 800 a"u w"
very handily. The Prince beat Pochino under
Art,'e ,ot se .oomo% none ., y.
me valsn. " oe oea u, 'iie '''Iru Isoo
into the ring on Longbrook This made the
,Idir, tho f.vori,e hut the ,,ood mica NJ or IN
] wa. slwsys an Offer Factoium had followers We s.
40 had Black foot and Little Agnes. There was
good start, Longbrook wa. pocketed until the
Hissk Zoo, led in the stretch q was any odds
right s do down to business, SogeSeT and ridins ga
length Baekfc rot, beat Factotum in whhipPing
grafo two long shots, were close up AZ the finish
fourth race. but not a few Of Tie smart people
bet on Ina to take Tie fayopite into camp p'p il
ssS sss under uad dfvS a'q TSs S
and sally Woodt0,d wSn hands down The out
Ina home for second and third places. Declare
one mile. Candelsbrs was very strongly played
D~yeT. Declare and Harrington were equal
sifns ssGfss 8 Harrington made
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ton gave Il up half way down the stretch; and
Declare won very cleverly In good time. Har- |
Iington was nipped on the post Tor second place |
and and I would have taken high-elas' horse to
John 4. McDonald's hlly Curious, at Is to /.
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winning in hand by two lengths Tuscan. well |
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FIRST RACE.
Purse $780, for threeyearoid' and upward; nVs
Stable. b. JACK q Spades. g. by Magnet
J. acIslshiip's 3. E: wsInbers 3 iBsrsenj.
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hs,,,ns.Eghs 20 on i J;sk of Spades to against
. Purse $500, for all ages selling; one mile
Hsrd"Hssi and Toe los Grimm, 80. -
v. II JennInss's cs C. Pochino. 8 81 r. DSsseat
Paris Bizarre Nero f, and R .as also ran
md pane to Nero, TO Pochino' iato bizarre
~ !" Paris THIRD RACE.
Purse $500: for three. Odds: I'VE furIongs
onsck stables ch; 2 ,Longbrook by Long law
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