The morning times., 1895-07-20
DOOhies at St. asaph Went Down
Heavily on Her.
FLATTERY'S CLIPPING GAIT
She Reeled Off Three-FOurths in
Handy Fashion and Defeated Her
Field with Ease-Jockeys Ellis and
Duffy Are Made of Good Stuff, But
Must Not Be Spoiled.

The six events CaTded al st Asaph track
yesterday were run off IN n most Iistless
manner. The attendance was good and
the betting brisk but the hot weather
seemed to have a willing effect upon the
talent as well as the horses. There was a
great deal Of excitement over the flush
IN the closing race, the fight being very
hot through the stretch. This was the
only one, however, which appeared TO
create much interest
At the close OF the day when bookies
and talent came to reckon up accounts they
found they Were just about where they
started The event that the bookmakers
went down on the heaviest was the second,
won by Tolosa, with Eya's Kid second
They laid up against the latter and never
stopped, taking in money place and third
at all kinds of fancy prices
That good mare, Fiattery, distinguished
herself by reeling off three-quarters of a
mile in 16 IA she did I in the handiest
kind OF fashion and, considering the track,
which is not at all good, the time is very
fast, She defeated her field with the great
est ease and If fully extended could have
Knocked off at least a second
TWO GOOD BOYS.
by riding a red-hot finish. He had the leg
up on Lotion, and the way that he brought
the horse QUITO the bunch and underline wiro
was a caution. Jockey Duffy is also rid
ing in fiIsJ-Class form Just at present and
If he does not get a swelled head he " i'll be
all right. He is a very strong finisher
and can nurse a horse as well as the best of
them. The thing, however, that VIII keep
him more prominently before the public
than anything else is the fact that he is rid
ing for Il stable that is always out for the
money.
In the opening race yesterday he was
/ up on that old staEeT. Can't Tell, and
getting out i'll Tonft on the backstretCh
came home a handy winner. Duke OF
Gloucester suddenly got out of the lob
ster class and ran a fairly good second,
with Van Dyke third.
The eight starters in the second race,
whiCs was at half a mile, Were sent off
at the third break, and the fayorite,
Toloso, Immediately went out and made
the running. The further they went the
faster she seemed TO go, and when she
passed under the wire was pulled up.
/ Eva's Kid came very fast a t the fin
lsh ana secured second money from Lori
mer.
| FAVO ORITE FELL DOWN.
Parthian was selected to carry the money
! in the tiird race, going to the post at to
/ 10. Bonniyille took the lead from the
| favorite when they struck the far turn, and
! staying there, won easily from PenZanCe
| who was at 3 to and Hard Work, 20
! to l shot
From the fall Of the flag to the finish
| there was nothing in the next event but
! the winner, Fiattery. She had her fielC
| tow-roped when they struck the back
stretch, and finished ten lengths in front
| with Son Maldeur second aud West
| Park third.
The fight for the money in the fifth race
was fierce. Jewsharp, n heavily played
| good thing . led half way down the back
! stretch, where he dropped out and finished
! last. Fox Glove then forged ahead, and
| although dying rapidly, lasted long enough
TO win by an open length from Trump, with
| Chuddar close third.
After being a heavily-played favorite
twice in succession, Lotion came out in the
closing race at the odds of 4 to / , was
| cut loose, ana won in drive from Sir Rae
with Jack Lowell third.