The morning times., 1895-09-28
GIVEN 4 CHANCE
Boys in Disgrace at St. asaph
Taken Off the Ground.
PENALTIES ALSO RENTED
Executive Committees Action APP
plauded by the Talent, who Were
Tired of Riding That Cost Them
Money-Events Run Off Very Quick
Iy-Granger Won at 50 10 L.

Notwithstanding the fact that the fields
at st Asaph We're very large, the events
yesterday were run off very quickly.
Starter Flynn was in unusually good form
and managed to get the horses away in the
first couple of breaks.
The only race in which the delay was at
all long was the second. st. Laurent was
the cause of all the trouble in this He was
out in front at every break, and finally got
the best of Fletcher, who rode him, and,
taxing the bit in his teeth, ran around the
freak three times before the boy could
bring him to a stop. AS he did not have
chance then, he was withdrawn.
The st. Asaph executive committee held
a meeting before the first race and decided
10 give all OF the boys who were i'll disgrace
a chance.
ALLOWED TO RIDE.
The boys who Were suspended were al
lowed to ride and all of the fines against
the boys ana stables were RENTED.
This action was taken more FOR the benefit
of the public than anything else. The
jockeys VINO have been riolng have been
about as bad a collection as could be gath
cred together III years hunt ana something
had to be done. Delehanty and Neary,
TWO of the best boys, We're on the ground
for fifteen days and there was general
kick because they were not riding.
The ruling was considered good one
as the boys have learned a lesson and viii
be on their good behavior in the future,
as a consequence. Jockeys Neel and Rocks
We're the only ones who did not benefit
by the ruling as their cases were so bad
that they Will have 70 stay on the ground
a long time before they are given another
chance.
Granger furnished the surprise OF the
day, winning the second race at odds or
80 to /. He was not played TO any great
extent AT the track but it was reported
that Jack White played him ana won quite
a neat little sum.
OVERLOOKING RACE.
Adjourn started the sport by taking the
opening race, at odds of to l. The race
was q very open-looking one, and as good
as 3 to l could be lad against the favortle,
Mullett.
race, but after he was withdrawn strong
play came III on Senator, no was backed
nearly off the boards He was shut off
directly the flag fell, or ould have come
very near winning: As 1t was he was
good second to the long shot Granger.
Elizabeth was plunged on heavily to win
the third race, and closed TO chance.
She would not have been at such liberal
price but for the fact that Some More,
Catechism, and Velvet Rose were also
well played. Some More and Velvet Rose
cut out the running to the head of the
stretch, where the latter shut up to
nothing and Some More commenced TO tire
rapidly Narvaez then went to work on
Elizabeth, who responded gameiy and IN
a hard drive landed the money by length
and a half from Some More, who beat
Catechism a head.
BACKED THEIR OPINIONS.
Some of the handicappers got it into
their heads that Mid Rose had chance
to beat Joe Mack, and backed their opinions
accordingly. For a time Mid Rose was
down to 6 to 8, with Mack at 4 to 3, but
the right money went in on Mack, and he
closed at 3 to 8, while the filly went to
to l.
Eclipse, Jr., made the running to the
turn for home, where Diesters horse
caught him and had no difficulty in win
ming Mid Rose also passed Eclipse
Jr., and beat him out for the place by
three lengths.
The betting in the fifth race lay be-
tween Marie Lowell and silva. Their
prices went up and down and they finally
closed equal chances at 6 10 o. Lowell
got away in front and they never caught
her Tribute was second, length and
a half before silva.
Renaissance captured the closing race:
Jimmie James was the favorite. but could
do no better than third at the finish.
Juliet cut out the work to the turn.
where Renaissance went to the front and
won easily by four lengths.