The morning times., 1895-11-09
DIXIE STABLE TAKES HALF
Captured Three Out of Six Races
at ST Asaph.
SVENGALI AT TEN TO ONE
And Siberia and Fagin at Prohibitive
Odds Furnish the stu abIe's Winners.
Old blizzard Gets Another Race.
Jessie Taral Played to Beat Him.
CarmIite Finishes in Front.

Just at present the Dixie Stable, alias
the Pleasant Valley Stables, alias Arthur
worlcy, stands at the top Of the heap among
the outlaws" across the river. II CON
tains Il string of horses that can come
near winning from any of tie so-called
cracks very nearly when they please.
Yesterday three of them, Siberia Sven
gall and Fagin started and they were
all retained winners. Siberia was
3 TO . favorite, SveDCali was a 10 10
chance and Fagin was l 10 rrohibitNe
Choice While the stable was AT Macon
it had habit of starting out and winning
three or four Of the events on one day $
card, and now they are doing the same
trick here.
When they left the across-the-river out
laws for the sunny South" they We're
known as the Pleasant Valley Stables.
They returned To their odd love" as the
Dixie Stable. There seems TO be cha rim
in the new name, as they have captured
more races in the short time since their
return than they did III months before
making the Southern venture.
THEY ARE GREAT FAVoRITEs.
This propensity for winning races makes
the horses that carry the canary, red
sleeves, and white cap in great demand
with the public, and when they start they
are, as u rule, top-heavy favurites. Just
why the talent let Svengal go 10 the post
at such long odds is not down on the books
He was good colt when he left here, and
the price was a false one If there ever was
one.
Blizzard was the only other favorite out
side OF the Dixie Stables entries to scramble
home first. He was 6 10 o chance, and
Won his race with ease.
The opening race was the Siberia affair.
She never was at a better price than to5.
GolGspec and Lakewood received some
slight play, but ii was mostly for the
place and TO show. Goldspec managed
to hang to the favorite as far as the half,
but from there home Neary had double
wraps on Siberia, Who won by four lengths.
Goldspec was eight before Flakew ood.
GOOD THING WOULD NOT DO.
Hippona had the call in the second race
at to D. Ike ;. was the good thing
sprung on the talent. They let him stand
until his price went to 20 to l , and then got
down good and heavy, sending him to the
post at SIS. He and the favorite must
have struck the same bit of track, as
they were both badly beaten. Bolivar,
a to l chance, captured the race from
Philadelphia, with Hippona third.
Grassmere was nearly played off the
boards in the third race. He was backed
from l3 10 down 10 even money. Little
halpl diSO tdillt III lOE a Eboi sildlt VI iit
attention, closing at . to >. Halle Gay
and Little Ralph cut out the work TO the
turn, where johnson sent Svengali after
them. and getting into the lead At the head
OF the stretch, was a winner i'll a common
gIilop from Little Ralph.
BLIZZARD GETS ANOTHER.
The Jessie Taral people thought they
conld win the fourth race and played their
horse heavily. The public liked Old Biz
Zard. however, and he was favoriite at
SIX to five when he went to the post. 1t
was Masher and Frank ID. to the stretch
where the favorite drew away and won
easily by four lengths from Fank ID.
Minnie s. Tartar and Camalitc received
all the support in the fifth race. Minnie s.
was quoted at evens at the close with
Carnaiite next in demand at five TO two.
After a long delay al the post Flynn sent
sent them off to a poor start, with Tartar
in tue lead. He held the advantage to
the turn for home, where Carnalite assumed
comman nd and won alloping.
The closing race was captured by Fagin.
who was a one to four chance. Airplant
tried to make a runaway race of it but
nni' badly anA the favorite won in a gallop
from Harry NJ.