The Washington times., 1894-11-02
ONLY one WINNING FAvoRITE.
Tough Shedding At the st. Asaph Track fol
the Talent


Tough Shedding at the ST. Asaph Track for
the Talent
II was hard lines on the public at the st.
Asaph course yesterday. Flirt being the soli-
tary first choice to earn brackets. W. Woods,
who has fallen heir to 'Father" Bill Days
Hartford Gyers, pulled of the heavy handicap
with Lizzie, at the remuneratiye odds OF 10 to
/ against the mare. Father Bill rooted for
his pet and smiled q winsome smoile when she
! won
The attendance was large and the seven
teen books had good play. The track was
sticky and time was necessarily slow. The
closing event produced an excellent contest.
the three placed horses running head and
head until well into the stretch when Little
HAT had enough. GOV. Sheehan just beating
the $50 TO ] shot, Little Tom, for the place.
Summaries:
First race-Five and one-half furlongs. All
1 ages Purse 500 Time, l:ll4.
VIII Elliott lo2 5 tol T. Tribe. ...............
Harrington, iU9, 10 SIMS
Eestraint g. % 10 ! lhecfel }
Walcott, lO9 Dorgett, % 10 /, and Hullunt 9i
Eacey1 100 10 J. also ran.
Good start Won easily by a length and half,
five lengths betWe second and third VIII
Elliott led from start 10 Euish, sims being
unable g. make the fayorite fully extend him
self IN the sticky going
Second race-Six furloags Three yea--old
fu.es. Purse, $50. Time, l.2I.
Emma, 200, 10 .CarriCanN. N.-..-..... /
ElmpiDE Girl, 1i5, 20 3 ms|..-............- 2
Evelyn Carter dily, l0i, 10 nnl-.......-.- 3
Thyra, lO1 Curtis u to !, and Little Ella, 100
lkeefe', j. TO !, also ran.
Poor start Won CallopinE by three lengths,
one and half lengths between Hsec0nd and
third. EOmplng Girl had the est of The scud
on but Emma was fun Df running and had the
others beaten az tEe head of the stretch
Third race-One mile. Heavy handicap. Pur Sc
$500 Time. l:45l4
Lizzie 10, 10 90
ClcsCde. lNl =, 10 : tBosge-tl. ,
Paris ll5, j. 10 Bergen. ,
Judge Morrow, l90 .Griain}, Il to 8: uumo, us
sims, il 10 ., and Bonayenture, Jos Carteri 80
TO ]. also ran ---.
Fair start. Won driving by three-parts of a
length, six lengths between second and third
Lizzie made al the running and won clevgriy,
Coesade being the only one near her at the
finish
Fourth race-eiz and a-haIf furloues Nom
winning three-year-old fllies Selling Purse,
$500 Time, l.3jl
FIirt, 100, TO Sims .........................
star Actress, III. 10 Penn ............... ,
Giresome, 40, 10 I.itsIeilcId1 .-.......-.. .
AlraEo, 100 BERGEN, 20 10 /, and Micmac
( Queen, l09 ,DoEgett., so 10 ], also ran
Good start Won pulled up by JHO lengths, q
length and ball between second ana third.
Flirt led an the way, winning Eall0p, Whilc
st8r Actress was an easy second
Fifth race-Fivc furluugs Non-winning two
year-ol1s Selling Purse, 500, Time, l.0il.
Punch. I02, : tol tBercen) Observation-Disclosures
Ella Reed %, 10 Lt. Dugget}.
EtesIan- 100, 10 .
Jack the jew. I02 Griniu1. 10 .. Reuefactor,
l2 .E Tribe, so 10 :: Amsterdam I03 PENN. 20
10 ]; Apprentice, 9S .COuarert, 80 TO !; 81 Vim
cent, sS keefe), % 10 J, and Marigold 1lly, lUl
iDoggeItr, s 10 !, also ran.
Fair start Mon gaiiOping by four lengths,
head between second and third. Punch led
throughout winning without trouble, Ella Reed
ntpping Etesian on the post for the place
Sixth race-0ne and one-sizteenth miles
Selling. Purse, 5000 Time, l.52@4
Governor sheehan. IO3, L to 10 IT, Tribe)... !
Il.t,e On .l, iJl 10 gNaceEl eEl--.---...-......
WestchesIer. 1O2 BERGEN. 8 to ], also ran.
Good start Won driving by a head, four
lengths between second and third. The three
placed horses ran head and head until well into
the street-h. wn.n little Mat had enough, the
others finishing heads apart