Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-05-23

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TUE RACEs.-Tno following are the
.,triss at The ST. Asaph track for to-
morrow Mt 80,
Mamie B. b. 80, Mamie r. SO, Bright
T it' % Gov. Fifer 90, Charlie r. 90,
p t 81, Bay Secret 90. Minnie S. 80,
T Tg Gardner 90, Silver Queen 80,
second race, 6 furlongs-White
racLade 1909, Tancred 104, Canadian
IA Jessie Taral 1O2, Caroven 1O2,
Annie T. 81.
Third race. Z iurlongs Irish Pat 100,
Hemet 100, Mosholu 100, Taconey 100,
Fagot 100, Geo. Hakes 100. Some
More 100.
u.s. Marie Lowell 100, Jim Mclaughlin
Il5 Holyport Jos, Flattery 102.
Fifth race, mile-Chief Justice 1O7,
Jobn Wrinkle los, Elmstone los, De-
yisee los, Jubal l05, Prince Klamath
l0i; 0porto lO4.
sixth race, ) furlongs-Grand Prix
us. Home Run III, Fidget 100, West
ern Star los, Despair 1O3, The Moor
lOS. Meadows l02, Caracas 102, Billy
Boy l05, Benjamin los, Halcyon 100,
Duke of Gloucester SO.
The meeting of outlawed horse own
ers at St. Asaph yesterday was largely
attended, and it was decided to effect
permanent protective organization.
Daly was chosen president; NJ.
j. Underwood, vice president; G. R.
TOmpkins, secretary; w. Mcmahon,
corresponding secretary, and V. Hol-
lar, treasurer. A committee was APP
pointed to wait upon the management
ofthe two tracks and endeavor to ar
range some plan to protect the owners
now racing at the two tracks from be-
ing obliged to compete with horses
from the Jockey Club tracks. Abe
Carson is the only owner not in sym
pathy with the movement.
The st. Asaph officials were not pre-
pared to give the committee hearing
Yesterday, but will do so on Friday.
The committee called on the Old Do
minion officials last night and submit
ted their views. They claim that
within the next week or two number
of stables will return here from the
Jockey Club tracks, and also from
Canada at the close of the Toronto
meeting, and they do not consider that
they should obliged to compete against
horses of this class.
The Old Dominion officials gave
them very little encouragement, but
will not render any decision until they
obtain the views of the st. Asaph peo-
ple. They are of the opinion that it
will be impossible to discriminate
against the horses from the big tracks,
and they also consider that their
own interests lie in securing the best
possible class of horses to race at their
track.
While this meeting was in progress
another, headed by Mr.. Cauliflower,
was held among the bookies, and they
agreed not to lay more than 20 to !
against any horse to win. This agree
nent soon fell through however.
The ruled-of horses, Tuscan, Gimme,
Summertime and Cadiz, which it was
given out were purchased by Mr.. Rozier
Brown 20 satisfy a claim against Doc.
Street, for feed bill, will not be al
lowed to start at st. Asaph,' though an
effort will be made to enter them next
week.
During the races at st. Asaph yester-
day Jockey Donovan was ruled off for
very bad looking ride on lorraine
before he had time to dismount, aud al
ter the last race the same fate was
meted out to the horses trainer, man
named Flagler. Tom Dwyer, Tor.
raine's owner, is in Gloucester, and
upon his return an investigation will
be held to determine whether he was
in any way connected with the fraud,
The investigation into the running OF
Billy Boy week ago was concluded,
aud Jockey Dorsey was ruled oil.
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