The Washington times., 1894-11-24
JIMMY ROWE In BAD FORM
Starts at St. Asaph Yesterday We're
Not Up to the Average.
FLIRT EASILY BEAT. PANWAY
Sims Took the Croker Mare Out in Front
Kept Her There, and Reversed the Result
of the Previous Meeting With Bradley's
Bread-winner-Four Favorites Won.

Another big crowd attended the racing at st.
Asaph yesterday afternoon, the weather be-
ing springlike up to the fifth race. when rain
began falling. The track was fairly good and
the racing interesting. In the fourth race the
finish was very exciting, the three placed
horses being heads apart. Starter Rowe was
in bad form and made several ragged starts.
That Sims rode bad race on Flirt. when
the latter was beaten by Panway, was proved
by the result of the meeting between the two
yesterday. This time Sims did not wait, but
took the Croker mare out in front and kept her
there the entire journey, Panway never being
able TO reach the flying leader. The betting.
was lively and the nineteen bookmakers had
plenty to do. Summarizes
First race-Six and one-half furlongs. Nom
winners Selling Purse, $3.50 Time, l:23s4.
Economist 105, TO (Bergenl. ..................
Runyon, I05, ) TO Q.amley).
Gov Fifer, l02, TO (BurrelD .....-.---..-...-.
Anxiety, 102 (Nacey), so to /; Kilkenny, 1G9h
Qendrum), - to l; Bonaventure, 102 ikeefel, 10
To l; Bess McDuff, lO6 PENN, 10 !; Willie Nc
Auiffe, l05 Curtis, 100 TO !; Maidstone, lOS
SIMS 10 10 /; Blondys Victim, l03 lE Finne-
gam, 80 TO l. and White Wings, lO7 (E. Tribe), 5O
to l, also ran.
Fair start Won handily by a length, three
parts of length between second and third. Gov.
Fifer was in front till half way down the stretch,
when he was headed by Economist and Runyon,
Economist winning handily.
Second race-Six furlongs Two-year-olds
Selling Purse $3.50. Time 1:17.
Jack the jew, los, to (Sims) .............:.. !
Buckeye, 100, l2 TO penn n).....................
Red Top, l02 Is 10 (Lamley). ey)...................
Dead heat for second place.
Nlcality. 90 tSheedy), 40 TO l; Etesian, 1O215
(Bergen), 30 TO l. and Romping Girl, 80 Or. Dog
gett), TO ), also ran.
Bad start Won easily by a length and half
Red Top got the best of bad start and raced in
front TO well into the stretch when Jack the jew
took command and won easily. Buckeye got up
in time TO make dead heat with Red Top Tor
the place
Third race-Six furlongs Fillies of all ages
Selling Purse, $3.50. Time, i;164.
Flirt, 10, TO II Sims.
Panway 10, 6 TO q. Tribe) be).................-.
Star Actress, no. 60 TO l tR- Doggett). )......-..
Melody, 1lO PENN, Is to /, also ran
Poor start Won galloping by length and a
half, three lengths between second and third.
FlrU had easy task, while Panway got the
place very easily after shutting OF star Actress
on the far turn
Fourth race-Six.. furlongs @ Selling. Purse,
$3.50 Time, 1:l615.
Old Dominion, I04 TO 5 (Lamley) ............. l
Polydora 9s, to (Grifin) Observation-Disclosures.
Little Tom, 95 10 (Keefe) ....-......--....-..
Prince John, 9616 (Nacey), 6 to l, and Hardy
Fox, 105 {E- Tribe, IS 10 ! also ran.
Fair start Won cleverly by a neck-a head
! between second and third Old Dominion was
last 20 the stretch, when he got up just in time
| 10 win, the finish being exciting
Fifth race-Seven furlongs All ages. Selling
/ Purse, $3.50 Time, l:291I
Leonardo IOl 10 (Grifin) )............:....... !
EIa Reed, 81, 20 (keefe) efe).........-...........
Thurston I02. to Q-amley). y).......,..-.-..-... 3
! GallRtIn, Jos Sims, to !, and Blizzard, l07
! (E. Tribe, 100 to l, also ran.
! Fair start. Won easily by two lengths, half
length between second and third Ella Reed
/ and ms nd n al Iva n Ia fer
| coming away in the last sixteenth ana winning
/ easily
sixth race-Five furlongs Maidens of all
! ages. Purse $3.50. Time, l0334
Hullnut, 40, 10 lNacey). ey).-....-..............
Senator Vest, 40, to 10 (Sims) ).......-.......
Ninety Seven, no. u TO &C. Flynn. ..-........
Maggie Smith, 10 (E. Tribe), 10 10 /; Lady
/ Superior, 10 Qendrum), 30 10 !: NavahOe, ll2
/ Yancy), IS to1; Sappuo, 10 [E Finnegan), 30 TO
! l; Kenneth, 10 CLARK, 100 TO !; Vision, 10
| PENN, II to l; Pocolo colt. 1l5 (Fox), 100 TO l,
! and Yidocq, 10 (BurrelD, 100 to /, also ran.
Struggling start Won driving by three parts
/ of a length, eighth lengths between second and
! third Hullnut was in front throughout and
! lasted long enough to stall off Senator Vests
| challenge, the rest being beaten OF.
Entries for To-day.
! First race-Six and half furlongs Ed Kear-
ney, l35: Prig. ia; AuTean, los; Hammie, 100,
| and Lo Bengula, 100.
| nation. Benefactor Hailstone, and MOderoCio,
100 ca h; Miley, ia; Drebund, 10; Sir John and
! Velvet Rose 100 each; Hermanita, 1l0; Harris,
| ia and Chicot, no
Third race-One and one-sixteenth miles.
| Prince George, los; Major General 90; Bess Mac
! dur 90: warpeak, lO5, and Marshall, IO5
Fourth raCe-One mile. George Dixon, 96:
Indra, lOS; Charter, 80; Setauket, SO, aud Gram
| plan, 102
Fifth race-One-half mile High Point Belle,
| Flu-h, Jewel. 105 each; Van Brunt, Wheeloski,
! i0S each; Edna May, l05; Boniface, Southside,
Asia, TartufTe, and Punch, 10S each.
Sixth race-Seven-eighths of a mile. Bone
venture Longbridge, Nero, Jack Rose, Thurs
ton, Clarus, Uncle Jim, Diabolus, and Blue Mass,
! lI0 each.