The Washington times., 1895-04-20
WILL NOT Be FROZEN OUT
Secretary Mcintyre and Treas
urer Kirk Stand Firm.
BIG FOUR CAUSE TROUBLE
Foreign Pool Room Probably at the Bottom
of It All-Jim Mclaughlin Eas Lucky
Day-Lands Three Races, Including the
Blue Ridge stakes-Wernberg Was in
Fine FO:m-DOggett and Penn Ride Well.

The perfect spring weather attracted
a large crowd to the St Asaph track yes
terday. The bookies did a big days busi-
ness, but got the worst end OF it, as four
favorites succeeded in landing the money.
Jim Mclaughlin had a lucky day, as
he captured threeout OF the six events. Dog
Eett piIoted all OF them TO victory. He and
Penn divided five of the races between
them. Keefe riding the winner in the last
event
There is an attempted frost in progress
in the inner circles Of the Virginia Jockey
Club, and Secretary Mcintyre and Treasurer
Kirk are the ones who are picked to be
"froZe."
When there was Some talk OF entering
the Western Congress they were down on
it from the very first. and were in favor of
strictly adhering To the jockey club rules.
There is one faction connected with the
management who were ready TO Hop TO
the Western association at once, ana VINO
were in favor Of allowing the foreign pool
room to run in defiance of the jockey
clubs order to close it at once.
Mcintyre and Kirk would not hear or II
and hence the row. Mcintyre SAYS he viii
not be ousted, but there is chance that he
will resign.
M'LAUGHLIN'S GOOD COLT.
The event of the day, the Pine Ridge
stakes. Of 81 600, for three-year oids and
upwards, wascapturedby by Jim McLanghlin's
good colt. Weinberg. He was hotfavorite
throughout the betting going 10 the post
at 4 10 o. Copyright was played 10 some
extent at fours. with Capt. I reXt in de-
mand at skies. The latterd did not seem 20 be
fit and ran very poor race, Finishing
dead last.
When they finally got off weinberg
rushed to the front and opening up a big
gap made a perfect show of his field
Swinging into the stretch he was six
lengths in front OF his field and won in
a gallop by four lengths. Sandowne, a
so to ! shot, was second, head before
Copyright, who ran a very poor race.
IN the first event, which was at six
aud one-third furlongs. Watchman was
most fancied. He opened at TO /, and
at post time was point shorter. Curious
was said to be a good thing, and all OF
the touts had dollar Oh her at 10 and
80 to 1.
Tancred beat the flag and cut out the
running the whole trip, leading clear to the
last jump, where Tuscan came up and in
a heart-breaking finish, won by short
neck Golden Gate was third two lengths
away.
CAME BANh A6A1N.
Nothing daunted by their poor luck in
picking a winner, the talent came back
pluckily, and those who did not play
Wah Jim or Lallie Eastin put their money
on Miley, who was backed from six down
to 4 TO l. 1t was 10y far the best betting
event OF the day.
When il came to racing, however, II
proved an easy thing for Wab Jim, who led
all the way and won by length from King
Gold, who was a head in front Of Miley.
Vice Regal was made a hot favorite in
the third race, going to the post at 4 to o.
A plunge on Cadiz forced her price from
6 down to 10 J. at which price she
closed lambert was also played, aud
closed at skies.
The favorite was beaten early in the
race. as he got off badly and was shut out
going around the turn. Lambent heat the
flag by an open length and they :>nuld rex er
reach him Vice Regal came fast at the
end and was only beaten three DaIIs Of a