The morning times., 1895-08-15
MARTIN SUSPECTED THEM
Thought There Was a Job on
ManOla and Scratched Her.
M0RRISSEY BEAT THE FLAG
Even Had Ryan's Horse Been Started
the Schemers Would Have Been Set
Back-Gray Forest Wasn't in 1t
with Irish Pat-Cadiz Beat the
Favorite, Dutch Girl.

JimRyan the owner Of Manola attempted
To Job" the last race at the st. Asaph track
yesterday and would have been successful
but for the fact that Presiding Judge
Martin dropped TO the fact that something
was crooked before the betting had been
long in progress and dashed a bucket ofcold
water over the proceedings.
MaDola and Marie Lowell were in the
race, the former giving the latter tenpounds.
She has been giving all kinds of weight to
the best sprinters at the two tracks and
figured the surest kind of a winner. Not
withstaDding this she opened at to 8 and
steadily receded to even money at which
price she hung. Lowell in the meantime
had been backed to 4 to 3.
1t was rumored around the ring that R yam
was pla ying Lowell and did not dare to win
with his mare for fear of being ruled Off
The last time that Judge Mcmahon won
with Ponce de Leon Ryan ran him up $500.
Mcmahon had made no secret Of the fact
that he had $500 to run Manola up with
in case she won.
BETS DECLARED OFF
When Judge Martin sent for Ryan the
latter claimed that ne had attempted 10
scratch his mare early in the day but was
not allowed TO do so. He said that she
was lame ard for that reason was not re-
ceiving any support The judge did not
place much faith in this statement but
settled the matter by having the horse
scratched and declared all bets off.
In the new betting Marie Lowell was
made three to ten shot but was never
within hundred yards OF winning Nor
rissey, five 10 one chance, beat the flag
and, staying IN front 70 the end, won easily.
From the way the race was run il looked
as If the "iobbers' would have gotten
The worst Of 1t even II they had started
Manola
The weather was mach pIeasanteT than
it has been for the p week but it did
not benefit the talent ueh as they were
kept in hot water all "A trying to pick
a winner In one race ON were they sue
eessful and that was woe, by a one to
three shot. In the same rSt however,
they played Lotion very strohkly for the
place and succeeded 10 Cashing
The opening event was placed 10 \ K credit
OF irish Pat. Grey Forest was madeA ia
bbtlHts BlJ IL " uH btS liESl start Urls AlEl-
meC and ne was evide ntly not up 10 a NJ
Pat got off badly and did not 60 TO the fro$
until they struck the turn for home wheN
he did poke his nose in front il was all
over, as he won easily from Jimmie James,
with Kenneth third
RACE DID NOT COUNT.
The talent would not stand for Dutch
Girls last race and ma de her a hot favorite
Cadiz was the second choice, with Halle
Gay next in demand at fours, Cadiz re-
oeived somewhat the best Of the start, and,
leading from flag fall to finish, won from
Dutch Girl, who came very fast in the
stretch Halle Gay was a poor third,
whipped out to beat Hera
The third event furnished a beautiful
finish wyoming, LentO, and Belle OF
Fermoy finishing noses apart in the order
named II Duffy had made his move
sooner he would have won.
Joe Mack had only to gallop TO defeat the
field ne met IN the fourth race He won
in gallop from Lotion, with Sir Rae third
The fifth event went 10 TOlsea, with
Benefactor second and Bonniville third.
The closing event was the Manola race,
and the good thing players got che wrong
end of the game by MorriSsey jumping in
front and winning all the way