Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-29

Reid UP, was the winner. A big field
went to the post. there being eleven in
the bunch. The players of the good
thing, Lorimar. In the race were in any
thing but good humor, for just as the
barrier went up Lorimar unseated Jockey
Grand and ran away four miles. Blue
Crest was off with a dash. He followed
Trudo. that made the early running, and
when he entered the stretch Reid urged
him to the front. winning by a length
and a half from Aylmer. who, after get
ting away last and going wide at the
turns. beat Trudo, that tired. by a
length. Aylmer's race was well worth
remembering.
Good Day for Favorites.
1t was a good day for form horses.
but one outsider winning. Bad racing
luck was really the cause of the defeat
Of Elfall. the choice in the second race
at mile and a sixteenth. Elfall easily
looked to be the best of the field which
opposed him, but just at the start Elfall
was bumped. knocked off his stride and
practically left at the post. In spite of
the poor start and running last to the
three-quarters. Elfal1 shot through the
getting through on the inside, finished
third. while Miss Perigord. at 10 to /.
getting off in the lead, won from end to
end, Campaigner. closing fast. getting the
place.
Mrs. James McLaughlin's great two
year-old. Fauntleroy. won his second
start of the meeting, again demonstrate
ing his superiority over the two-year-
Olds that have opposed him. At the pro-
hibitive price of ! to Z, Fauntleroy SIM
ply galloped home two and half lengths
in front of j. w. Schorr's Bob Co, that
had to be hard ridden by Guy Burns to
stall off Chiffon Queen for the place, the
latter showing good turn of speed.
a. l.. Prices EVerard, as the . to l
favorite. graduated from the maiden
class in the opening event. at six fur
longs. 1t was only in a hard drive that
Everard beat Henry Crosscaddin. d head
separating them at the finish. Henry
Crosscaddin tired somewhat in the
stretch after making the pace. and Gold
stein, by hard riding. managed to bring
Everard home in front. while Oquetos.
getting away bad. closed with Il rush and
snatched the show money.
High Private Turns Trick.
High Private showed big improve
ment over his last race with McCahey
up. He was an equal choice in the bet
ting with Blue Book in the final race of
the day, at mile and seventy yards
In their last race Blue Book beat High
Private galloping. They were two differ
ent horses yesterday, as Blue Book ran
dull race, while High Private was at his
best. After running Takahira down in
the stretch High Private came on and
Won by half dozen lengths, while Taxa
hira withstood Blue Books challenge and
grabbed the place by a neck. Blue Book
lacked the speed he showed i'm his last
race. On the first turn it appeared as
though Philander had jumped on him.
The Summaries.
First race, six furlongs- Everard 1I5 Gold
stein). II to 5. won: Henry Crosscaddin, iO7 &C.
Burns 3 to l. second; OGletos. 1O7 ii. Reid. &
to 1, third. Time, 116 Is Sandy Hill. Wool
spun, Vera Violet. DR.. Pillow Mspillion. Red
Doe and Mary Holland also rau
Second race, one and One-siXteenth miles-Miss
PeriGord. 100 ii. Reid, 10 to l. won: Cam
palgner, 100 ldcCahey>, to l, second; ElfalI.
100 C. Grand,. 3 to l. third Time. La 40
Earl Rogers. Olive Ely, Chepontuc. Pearl Point
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