The morning times., 1895-08-31
MURPHY IN GREAT FORM
Landed Three Winners and Two
Third Horses Yesterday.
BOOKIES AGAIN WOR8TED
Talent Picked -Four First Placers.
Grampian the Only Outsider TO Get
Money at a Long Price-Wyoming,
Lumberman, JOyeHse and Mark
mauw wereGoodt for FIrstAIoney Also.

! Murphy was hot member at the st.
/ Asaph track yesterday. He landed no
/ less than three winners and two third horses
out of six mounts. He has been riding in
/ great form Of late, and puts more winners
/ over the plate thanauy other rboyat thetrack.
| He is too good a jockey TO beoutla wed and if
| one of the big hOrsenen of the country were
to take him up he would have jockey that
would make the best Of them hustle TO keep
up with the procession.
The talent kept up the good workanda again
picked four winners. They are now having
| their revenge for the manner in which the
| bookies roasted them several weeks ago,
when 90 to l shots were winning every
other race.
GRAMPIAN's GOOD RACE.
The only outsider at a long price to get the
money was Grampian. He was as good as
20 to l in the betting, when the horses went
TO the post and was played quitea little bit
]. Moore rode him, and getting him in front
in the first part of the journey, was never
headed.
Honest John Croker tried 10 land the
opening event with O'Hearn, but the com
pany was too swift or the colt got look
at the price on the way to the post and
decided that 4 to l was not a winning
| one. Wyoming, the favorite. led from
half way down the back stretch. and won
cleverly by a length from Gaiety. who
was four in front of st Laurent
Notwithstanding the fact that the handi-
/ Cappers decided that LumbeTman could not
go the route in the second race. he went to
! the post a pTohibitive favorite at 1 10 .
/ Irish Pat received the most support of the
/ balance of the field and closed at fours.
Lumberman was in the van the entire
/ distance and won easily. 1t looked as
/ if Irish Pat got second money, but it was
/ given 10 Little Joe.
/ The third event furnished a good betting
race Joyeuse, Mrs. Stewart ard somage
| all received substantial support. Fonda
I was at the false price Of 10 TO 1.
JOYEUsE WON.
somage got away in front, butsoon made
way for Joyeuse, who took command and
won easily from Fonda. The latter could
1 have won if Carson had been able 10 get
| through with him sooner
| Itlooked asif silva was at last thrown into
| a soft spot and in the fourth race he was
/ played down to to ., at which price
| he closed. He showed what a worthless
/ dog he is by being badly beaten by Marie
| Lowell, Foxglove, and Lotion Murphy
| rode him hard from start to finish, but ne
never showed speed enough to get out OF
| his own way.
Johnny and Flattery received the bulk
| Of the support in the five furIongs dash, the
former finally closing favorite. They
neither OF them showed in front at the
| finish Moore got Grampian in the first
flight soon after the start and it was all
over, but the shouting. Flattery made a
bold bid but could not quite getup.
The closing event was a maiden dog
race" and proved a good betting event.
Thare was a tip out on nearly everything
in it and they all received substantial sup
aort. Marksman finally went to the post
faverite. He beat the flag and the others
never caught him. Refer wassecond, with
Jilson third.