The sun., 1895-04-06
CAPT. T.'SCLEVER VICTORY.
AFTER a HARD FINISH HE DE-
FFh1s ND KEhRNEY M HEAD

An Eaieyseie D.y's Racing NJ Sc. Assph-
W. q. Daiy Loses the First Event with
Hi.ysre by Nose-MId.tar spoiis
.Ii.ny McLaughIin's Very Coed Thins-
soiitsire, Premier. snd Ceremony win.
wAsHINoros, April 5-'rhero were between
1000 and 1000 persons at st. Asaph to-day. and
the racing was worry enjoyable. tho weather bc-
ing ss fine and sprlnglike as could be desired
The feature Of the day was the handicap for all
eess at ono mile, In which Capt. r. beat Ed
Kearney, the fayorite. by q short head in most
Gruelllng finish. the distance being run In :42A
w. O. Daly's luck caused many persons to play
Capt 7. at D to /. Charade and Sir Dixon, Jr.,
also had followers. Capt T. took the lead be-
fore going half mile, and he held IL TO the wire,
Keefe riding strong finish and stalling OF Ed
Kearney's rush through the stretch.
Hlmyara was the choice for the opening dash
for two-yenr- at half n mile. but q lot of
money found its way into the ring Cadz.
Monolith. and Appegate. Soon after the flag
fell, Applegate started for the outside of the
track and took Monoiith with him. This
abled Himyara to 70 to the front, but he was
Immediately challenged by Cadiz. Streets flly
hung on very stanchly, and beat the favorite
nose In whipping finish.
St. Michael was the good thing for the dash at
six and one-half furlongs, but Midstar, the cast
big gsldinR into camp right cleverly. outsprint-
ing him through the stretch and winning with
somsthinR to spare st. Michael was lame after
Jack White, whom everybody likes. played
his good horse Chiswick to win the fourth race
oysrhsuled ornus. who had made the pace to
the turn. and won with something to spare by
MITE fr rss hsas sbsd1 Ss
% %.vics Regal wa. the most strongly teuted of
NhA Tor r.nl la fhaf xxnr n m N la
at half q mile, but there was lot Of money on
Qld Age, and there was a strong tip out on
:ssiy :..ss: q shs rse:; but Premier shook tic tic
did not run we'll the early part of the race.
Miid horse. and. everhauline Premier and Vice
Regal grand finish ensued: Little DoRgett
only neck away:
Rus ss 1as Wife
q the post Sweet Kate fell and threw Johnny
Shields M The =, boy was frghtsnsd: but unhurt.
FIRST RACE.
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ncsoiitS Apologize and Pear BrooF also ran
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SECOND RACE.
For threeyearolds and upward; purse $3.50; SIX and
EAy HsiIssh. G. MIdstar. 8. by Midlothian-star-
L Sfssn1 s Hshtf i i hsa liz Doss.t
Tsrture and Emancipation S,!as 2,sIs also ran,
'kiR:s kFsans S rsssas 1916
THIRD RACE.
Handicap; threeyearods and upward; purse $3.50;
W. psiy. ch. h. Capt. t.. 8, BY wandercr-cuo,
Lsseh'. ch. "a Kesrney;i, Iia ipcseeitj.::: :
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s to .s$:: Il: 5ssss PEE. e.
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FOURTH RACE.
For threeyearolds and upward: selling purse $3.50:
e SisssoSsS. c. Solitaire =. by Hemdel--aem. ,,a
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fets H:Efimer. Pulitzer. 80 to ciaTns. 50 10
TSf f.oyssrolSs; purse ssso bal, e. M mile
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SIXTH RACE.
T.: ~slsh,s B. f. Ceremony. 3. by Exile-Etiauette.
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Sunshine and Sweet Kate also also ran.
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