New-York tribune., 1894-10-30
GINS WINS IN FOUR RACES.
cpr,r DAY FOR FAvORITEs AT ST.
ASAplI
sropr rop THOSE WHO BRNvED THE
WEATHER AND WENT OFT TO TIE
VIRGINIA TRACK.
Try rELrGRApB TO IaE TRIBUNE.

VIRGINIA TRACK
Try rEIEGRApB rHE rRIBUSEl
,..sh;,q.on. oct 29-This was the tenth day Of
,.'ai,,io Iockey Cv''s meeting at ST. Asaph,
VA o,,bough the weather was far from promising,
: ,ood crowd made the Journey 10 IN" track ana
,oved some good sport The eighteen hook'nakera
10 were in line found about ali the business they
,,1 conveniently attend TO. IL has been all but
,,,.d that there will he no racing here next Mon
80. a,d Tuesday This Is done at the request Of Il
,ce number of the owners and bookmakers at the
,rack who desire TO return home to vote nnal
aac,sio, will BE- reached tomorrow.
Tho opening race to-day was won by Declare. lie
s the choice in the betting. yet as good as even
money could always he had a%@inst him. Oar
Icr having a host Of followers at and to :. The
cart WAS good hut Der Jack at OF ce set ont 70
make .hc running and so lively was the pa'e he
cot that the field began to string out WITH De-
clare last but Rounding into the homestretch
SIMS made his call on the last-named, ana the re-
ponse vas all his oackers expected. as he came TO
tho front in mos, decisive fashion and won by half
q leneth oar Jack tired badly in the last ie"
strides and he had be ridden out to beat Little
Matt a head for the place Hume bolted at me
start and pulled up. after running three FUR
longs.
poor start served TO beat BIackfoot in the sec
,nd race tie was the favorite and there Is no
question but that with an even break II" Wo"u
have rewarded the confidence OF his hackers, but
the ground lost at the post was Just W'"c 700
much for him. and Factotum beat him ont by haif
a length.
Kennel the third race. defeating r"d-hot
sood thing" in the Doe colt ON form he should
have been tho favori,e but strong vas the play
on the unnamed that Il to could he had against
him at the close. He second TO King Gold ;or
half a mile then took the lead. and had litte diH'-
Guilty in retaining it 10 the END. ,,,
The fourth race went TO Mr. 'IW1keTS ,r,ncr fr,,er
George \ biz commission from VI r. 'WyeI
forced his price down from even money 10 TO D.
WIN Elliott beng seco1d ,h1ice h s,or al 10 ana h con
tinued TO make the running to the end of FIVE fur-
Safs SsG to FTa'f rd him 'STf' ont to '"~ ~n 0'" "
sims po,ed the winner again in the hf,h race, S,o
making his fourth winning mount OF the daN ne
was on Dorelict. whose price was 10 > lie was
in front the entire Journey ah1 n1 won rom os 20 to
She 90, a%aX RAT Tafsr ,oG p9GGr% or e ibe psce
beat Tbe hs sxh race was one more for avors
Governor Sheehan. who was quoted all at II to 10
aqns Tba s,ev ar TN that the saor and officials had
resigned. owing to pr"p0Sc, uitbont Foundation
Summaries
FIRST RACE-Handicap. one mile.
y J. pvyers br. c. Declare. by Stratford-Clara'
william rs S,nshas m 'S%'t b C. our jact B. Dossso
VI r. leanTss n kee, or Star Ao,es' Curtis, Hume
." a. iaTTs ais II Tan IN 10 Tm, aTd ~ to 3 our Jack to
snG ,e' ~ o Little Matt, TO | and % 3
Won by half length; neck between second ana
third
SECOND RACtS-fpf 'nfec-N'A'''''7' '''''N
hall furlongs
W wood..s Fac'o''m. by The n-rsed-Fa. -l'.
y19i% wi,.ri'. lGs n iHfi bs Bisci5o lo Grimm
b,aT wFss Ms,r en- 5 i:o%F52 f. 10
Repeiiion care yraso iot cnn and MIS iS Mac
9qssn io1 'Sss aSS and BaeFtoo TO
and 20 s. Grsmpian. IL to and TO J.
Won by half length; neck between second ana
'hrd.
THIRD RACE-For two-year-ods; hanlcap Six furlonss
y ]. Dwyer's b. C. Kennel. by Bishop-Kennebec. ll'
oneck 'S!ins Stables B. c. by Mdo,hin-Doe us dog
p,su,on ssIW stable, ch. C. King Cold io7 Gria:
wGSdtS,da 10. isn rST1s IL naTrs iGsriS Y o ~ eetc
snd %.sss'ss Vent 3, g T%Tai IL e Gs; to and
kihS 5soa Z to q" and 41' ,' l. " ~ ~
Won bv scant length: be'we second ani fhiri
FOURTH RAcE-selng; six and one-half farloaf'
Manhattan Stables o C. Primo GeoTs'' 10y SenSa'''"
y I;oIsgsif I PSlsifes Vii Elliot 10, orribe
Te8mas NOV "f1s" lo Grimm, RESTRAINT, lio Iccf
ernor Fifer lo4 Courdier alse Ian yh Ho,, IS
to 5 and to j. Leonardo l. to and > 70 l.
Won by lengths; three lengths between second and
third.
FIFTH RACEFor twoyearoid hilies s"llin' FIVE fur-
r.lharn stables b pelclict. by Luke Blackburn
@ i Fs TS RIA Ga Ms1isad io
Ms4 ron H@s no Masso .d },3 '1TS Tme icS Sa '""
ID =. MarigOd My. ~ 70 'Nu ''
Won by three lengths; head between sFo'h1 ana ''u
SMITH RACE-seilng one mile.
T. T Pulsfcr's ch. GOV. she"han. by False''o- ,
Altar 2 wears lO4 Grbe) !,
X Vingt,t's ch Sefauket. 3. - a Baii'tV..'' Z.
I, White b. Bridge. 3 ~ "luril'il "
Ki.enney lO7 1.andruml. also ran Inn" 80.
Bettinv-C;ov. Sheehan. IL 70 ~ ana - - 9'"""'''
6 20 / and 6 10 Long Eridg". 4 70 and TO =
Won by A length. SAM distance between second ana
third.
Tho entries FOR ,o-morrow's races are AS follows
First raceseveneigh'hs Of mile nm Nero o, I 20 n~h
rula ln.. I)oggett lu,: Bonavcniure -
second race-One aad sixteenth iiI' = ltoSlS
song and Dance. go L@onawel. Captain l. ana '"""''
sbra. 1O7 each - 90,
Tb,,d aca-Three-quarters Of mie Jack the Je" IVo
lO3: -. vincent Aph'hu'e i'i
.,rh Evelyn Garter ally 100; Flush lo@ Doe colt 10
u,-,b ,,ca-Five and a haif furlongs Derfarga III
lola LOG Prince John. III: Welnn.re 10 I'' "''
ioT. Tnr,,ner luj; Governor Fifer. "a; FIN, JOS.
r,,b -Threc-quariers q mile. Tuscan. Nhl3se
Forae<r TraVestN, Lucille Bonn COY 'h'S''"'"
and Pouch colt, 30 each. lroglrn gedins lo'
sixth race-One mile. Tom Skidmcrt II?. iaf'S' ~
Iady Adams Gieesomo 10. fdh'zr'. '"