New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-10
HACKERS HAPPY
HE WINS AT ST. ASAPH AT ODDS
OF % TO !.
FIELDS LIGHT. TRACK HEAVY AND SPORT POOR
DETAILS OF THE RACING.
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Washington. Nov Slight fields and heavy
track proved disastrous to the racing at 81. Asaph
to-day. the sport being of most unsatisfactory
oraor Tho onening race went to Tuscan. Par
thenia should have won. but Bergen made the mis-
take of easing the filly up too soon, Whch allo"eu
Tuscan to steal up and beat her by heau' wen"
berg's poor showing yesterday encouraged some
of the bookmakers to offer to against MN III
the early betting on the second race but there was
n hungry horde waiting to take II. and at post Time
he was at even money. He made all the running
and won In a romp. The long-shot DIVISION sCoFed
one IN the third race Grampian. a % to chance
leading all the way and winning hahdy' MI"
kenny the favorite. finished a poor third
There was some lively betting on the fourth race
and il brought fair contest. the result peing IN
doubt until the last stride. For the first three FUR
longs Ina looked to be winning and then Sa-
maritan took a turn at encouraging MS paCke'S
but a rush by Curious in the last hfty yards Sc
cured verdict for that flly by small margin
Ed Kearney was made a to chance for the fifth
race. and the winner. but only by a few inches
many insisting that Walcott had beaten him. Rey-
nard made a gallant fight, but pulled up lame The
sixth race practically gift TO VIII Elliott
He was not asked to do his bes,, and won under a
pull Summaries:
FIRST RAcE-For maiden two-yearolds; selling -Four
and a half furlonss.
: " Streets ch. c. Tuscan. by Laggard-Tuscarora'
lie D. Z
j. A.. 4 H. q j. H. Morris's h. r Festival ll' q,
E1riyn cartc MY o. air., Fereser ,osse,
Turquoise - car 30 Moore. and Nineveh 1903 "rif-
"q Re 1iSs ' 4nca i' to and to s. r.r'hcia
and o :, Festival. T. and t. T.
Won ny head three lengths between second and third
SECOND RACE-For three year-oids. selling Five and
half furlongs
j. Mclaughlin. h C. weinberg. by Muscov,-iIo'mdei
oncek s,aiir's en- 8 Longhrook lis (5ogee,t ....
J. a. 4. II. & =. II Morfss b. Melody 100 'car g,
i"' penn ''.'.''.'
ne,,nr-wernbcrg even and :, to =; ronrsrcok to
and II to ~. Melody. . to l and 90 2
Won by lengths q scant length between second
third.
THIRD RACE-srecisl weights. selling six furlonrs
J. Il. Whites en-: C. GFampian. by Gcnes Malta ?
: = Waters bl4 g Rackfco,. 3. lo2 Ca 1879
r Wtch's br h. Kilkenny ( os oar 100 oirirn,
penn and White Wings 100 Gear los' denarano. ai'o
/ and 7 to 10. KiiSrn6y even ana i 3
Won by length. lengths between second and third
FOURTH RACE-For two-year-olds. selling four and one
furlongs.
j. r McDonald's b. + curious by. Hayden Edvards-
Enquiries, - n car ~, r. posrc,9 ..,.......
A S%:4s es 5Pa and ' VENT
.bs n1s is to TO as sGd to D. Samaritan" to
Won by neck two lengths between second and third
FIFTH RACE-seliing. Five and a half furlong-
r. u; Leach's Oh. G "a kearney. by Tom ochiitree-
n tSimsb ...............
McLaughlins Oh Walcou q - (keefeb. ....... .
| H. r. Tuisfer's b. c. Keynard. 4. lol car l02'sJ
Time ! .i2
BETTING Ed ! , and out. Walcott. 10 10
and to .. Reynard. 10 ! and out.
By short head. a neck between second and third
SIXTH RAcE-scnins. penalties. Five turionss.
| D. r. Pulsifers b VIII Elliott by Blue Eyes
Felicia. yrs. LOG n Trbe,.
Coles Harris =. ~ (Keefe) ............
Pelham Stables Oh x. Little Billy. .. l06 'car. l0o .
N'Vst''V :"
J and 10 3: Little Billy Z 10 and 10 >.
by a length a nalf. six lengths between second
third
Following the entries for to-norrows races:
First race-Four furlongs. Festival liz: Nineveh and
JOG cach Pahrnia Pearl and lro2lcn geldng
| lo&
second race-six and one-haf furlongs. Hume, los.
Derfargilla. III, Prince George" los. Lit
tie Tom lO7; Reynard. 1876 Leonardo 1913. Pochino. Ol
Third raco-Six flrlongs Phoebus 100 Cockade los
Salie Woodord 1913 King Gold. lo2 DeIelict, 81, Ella
Reed Flush and R0mpirg Gr. 80 each.
Fourth race-Sx one-half furlongs Galilee. ~:
Fliri l(G Melody Mcintyre. 1Os each. lndra l02
Pulitzer and Baroness. 90 each.
Copyright. Weschesier Tom SKID
more Nero 1O7 each. Miss Dixie loi. Song and
Dance. lO2 star Actress. 10i; Paris. ~.
sixth rnce-Onc mile. gentlemen riders. Mr.. Mcior-
Elphin $50. Mr.. Browns Nancluse, 100. NJ Gun
bingham Farfa< 49, Mr. McCauiey- Craftsman. l+O.
Mr.. Stones Lady Betty. 30 Mr. FoItefs sherry, L."