The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-11-17
DEAD HEAT AT ST. ASAPH.
AVID 4 SPIRITED EUNso orr BY oLD
DOMINION AND LITTLE BILLY.

The Hsif R-oihsr 20 xeeIars Beats n,
Nsssiaeess Cripple ~ = Nos.-RiEh
r'oiut S.us Makes = SHOW sF Hsr risid
n tbs Fret Dssh-Aa Easy victory rsr
ia Kssr-ey ssa weraberR-Ouy asmtn
SD Marshall Are Anoue ths wIsnsrs
w~AsatNGroN, Nov. 1e.-A rattlInR dead heat
ana srun-otf. which was won by = nose, we're the
features Of the racing to-day At the Virginia
Jockey Clubs course. The struggle was between
n. A. Smiths four-year-old eelding Old
Dominion and the Pelham Stables maenin-
cent cripple Little Billy. The former won the
deciding heat BY only a few inches.
II. A. Smith Is the very latest plunger in the
turf world, and At the rate at which he Is win
ming At present he will soon have a lot OF money
10 his credit. He Ia not more than % or "a years
old, and was for some years in the company OF
p. 8. Donovan, who trained Tenny when that
horse disputed the turf supremacy with Salvador
and Longstreet. While at the Providence meet
ing this fall he gathered some money together
and came TO Sc. Asaph with a couple OF horses.
He bought Long Brook from the oneck Stable
for $1,000, and bet enough on him at 20
20 1 to pay for him and leave a handsome
balance. Then he bought Old Dominion
and Curious from J. Y. Mcdonald for
$1,000. To-day he placed 5000 straight on
The half brother 10 Reclare, and the gelding ran
. grand race. Little Billy caught him in the
final stride and made y dead heat of II. The
run-of took place after the sixth race and the
bulk Of the money was on Old Dominion, chiefly
because Little Billy pulled up very lame after
the dead heat. II was said that VI. +. DIVERS
money helped to force Old dominion into the
position Of favoritism. the odds against Little
Billy going up until o to 8 could he had. The
game son Of Great Tom was 50 lame that Simms
had to dismount 100 yards below the stand.
ThHs marvlelously speedy FLY High Point
Belle made . show OF her opponents In the OPEN
ing dash at half a mile. She was fsvorite at 8
TO o. After running the first three furlongs In
O;35h she had speed enough to come home and
win s-sy on IN tssss seconds. Doggett was
The second event was the dead heat already
productive odds for the third. race. and with
Galilee out of the way the son Of Tom Ochiltree
in the lead ali the way and won With someeth dr%
n hand. Charter, AZ long odds, showed a great
money BY : wide margin. Paris, who was heavily
supported by Matte Corbett and his friends for
second place. numbered and sprawled about and
Weinberg, at odds on, walked away from his
ioh,e,' IN IN the ,6 5GqEth L5 GsS'' s spn5InF S. ,h' ~, i've g rsri
ihIhss. Hack Hawk " out ' for second Ssad money n@s soS as
The NTH race was a great betting affair. tho
S MU1Tls hnSS p n Mot closing sct f sS hI: over owr 3 9Ily
Moderfco down from 40 to / to 10 to ]. Tho
Start was not a COED one. He,rmanits: through
the stupidity OF Clark. was left at the post,
OILY dsmin raced away 4. front, and tho former
final sixteenth OF a mile, when Grimm got Oily
Gamin thoroouRhly extended. Penn had drawn
was third. while Lady, Rishmond was close
After the race William Jennings sold Oily
In the sixth race, and they laid a. good as 3 tn
I against Newton's colt. The money went on in
made assurance doubly sure by getting the lead
more than half a mile from home and winning
third. Cottreii almost fell OF Nero on the turn.
This horse 10 very good, at present, and will be
The oneck and Blemton stables will ship their
horses to winter quarters next Tuesday. sum
tnsries:
FIRST RACE.
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Rodmsass T.. Jewel, tnehaa;t eG1 and SSS Tsaeans ais; r.ns
Betting .EIss, to |. again Hissh poip, Belle, ? to
s 'Sanaer : Sc sS to / i / Ssssi. g 100 | 10 S I Tarsan s. 80 to l In
SECOND RACE. ,
purse $3.50, for ee-yearo lds and upward; six
: 4. Smiths oh. z; Old Dominion, 4, by Dry Mono ,
Sham stable. eli. b. Little Billy 8, BY Great Tom
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Dead heat. ,
s~rsansaTwea,y TO if9a Little Blly, no ! .s.,n., !
to l Senator Vest.
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Pelham stables en-. h, Little Billy (simnisj .,..." u
Little BILLY. q,
THIRD RACE. y
D. TesseS 1 C, ses. 9. "a 2 9ssi:n SSs 5 %' fom ochm J
? "; NswtSns 81. $. Charter, gSys tiamiyi,::a J
Paris, Gallatin, and Tlarus also ran. i
psIis, So 70 ] asiistin, SO to / ciarass 20 to % / csarter. )
FOURTH RACE. !
Purse $3.50, for three-yearolds and upward; nve l.
MeLagsh,in,s b. c. Weinberg Shy Mu.covy-Holm
smiths oh. c, Long BROOK. 8. los Dosgettj..... y
mack GsIse a.n B & pi rI,nss ] %ass, + V smi [SsS Wy6,. i
and Dia6clus also ran; ~ I
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oiabolus aud While McAulne. ~
FIFTH RACE. n
y rg gsSrsSSo; for ts% G; Tve tHrlong. (
keAH;xB Il; Morris. !: / o0wls,,. lis iPenn,....s I
Euckeys; Lady hlchmond, Red Top, Fannie b., Cock
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SIXTH RACE. "
Purse $3.50, for three yearolds and upward; one 4
J. W Nswtons b. 6. Marshall. I, by voltlseur-Hard
weehts br.E Leonardo, I, los danny ..,"."..
a Ssr@t SS sss Ros sh' .nd ti fih, Tom fSn 4 i0I LGrinfnI~...,s W
Time, I :+2il IL
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Is 10 l Nero.
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