Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-10-28
Jockey Mccarthy Suspended.

After the race William NJ. Manly, Frank
j. Bryan, August Belmont and Thomas
Clyde stewards at the meeting. announc.
ed that Mccarthy had been set down 70,
the balance Of the meeting. No reason
was given for their action, but it was the
opinion that it was due to the sudden
improvement of Dreamer.
1t was hard day for the public Ir
the Elkridge steeplechase, at two and d
half miles, Peter Young. the heavil,
played favorite, fell at the last Jump
dropping lot of money to the ring Had
Peter Young stood up the race would
have been a cinch for him. When the
bay gelding. by Hart Wallace, unseated
Grantland at the final obstacle. however
Bowser. with Southwest. one of the out
siders in the betting, came on and won
gallopng. Though somewhat stunned
Grantland managed to get back in the
saddle in time TO save the place from
Picket. who fell at the eighth jump but
was remounted by a stable boy and fin
ished. Glover Croft, the second choice
also went down at the same obstacle
leaving Peter Young and Southwest to
battle it out.
Surprises were almo: a rule. In the
final event the Rennert purse. at a mile
and three-sixteenths, Orcagna quoted a,
40 to l. the longest shot of the meeting
won. There was practically no play or
Orcagna. as he looked outclassed jug.
gler was the red-hot favorite, and despite
his prohibitive price of to there was
big play on him, while Hiacko was
well backed as the second choice. Hiackc
had made all the running, and despite
the fast pace was in front until the las
Sixteenth Orcagna. however, hung tC
him like leech, and when the long shot
moved up Hiacko backed up slightly an6
Davenport was of little help to him, fol
not only did Orcagna pass him and wir
the race, but Nethermost came up with
rush and was only beaten for first place
in terrific drive by head. Nethermos
was half length in front of Hiacko fol-
the place. Juggler did not make his
usual strong run through the stretch.
Orcagna ran unbacked by the stable
as even Red Walker his owner. did not
think he had chance. Walker told his
friends that Orcagna liked the mud and
would not advise them to bet on him
One player at the track got $500 TO $40
Orcagna won his last start at Windsor
in the mud.
The Winning Favorites.
Arondack and Top Note were the win.
ming favorites. In the second race. at a
mile and sixteenth, with High Private
and Taboo out of it, Arondack easily ran
home before the other two starters, EN-
peror William and ST. Abe. ArondacA
also beat the track record. but the time
err Jubilee made his first appearance al
the hilltop track since he broke down
last spring in the third race He opened
a favorite, but closed as the second
choice. with Top Note ruling as the besI
liked. Getting away in second place
/ Burns waited for the run in the stretch
where he easily sent Top Note to the
front. winning by a length from Jubilee
Juggins, while the latter beat Jubilee fol
the place by two lengths The latter was
lr cd hoc oh at no had To or
to the extreme outside. Jubilee had tC
go around the field and beat Hanonia, al
30 to !. for show money by a head. Till
inghast made the early running, but quit
I.othario, at > to ], rOmped home lr
front in the opening race at six furlonss
The Summaries. .
First race six MISUNDERSTANDING 1O5 (Daven
port, 5 to 1, won: Compton, 40 0ioldsteinl. Il
to /. second: Acumen 1O7 Reid,. to /. third
Time 113 60 The Speaker, Oppar, Rebellion
Louise Wells and Kid also ran.
Second race. one and sixteenth miles
Arondack, los (McCahey), to 10, won EN-
peror William. 40 Burns. to .. second: st
Abe los tGoldsten). II to L. third. Time,
Las As. Three starters.
Third race. six furlongs-Top Notch 1OJ
Burns to = won; womb 5ub 1Ini, sussns' 1ls anay
to 1. third. Time. Il 2-5. Duke of Roanoke,
Tilinghast Nanoma, Monte Carlo, Ida Reck and
Fourth race, two and nehalf mles-South
west, 15i Bower,. 3 to l. won; Peter Young.
ls4 (GrantiandD . to 5, second; Picket $50
(Heiderl. ) to l, third. Time, SAT. Clover Colt
fell.
Fifth race, one and One-sixteenth miles
Dreamer, 112 (Cioldstein) to l. won: Gretna
Green. l12 (Burns). 21a to l. second: Stanley
Fay, 115 (Ramsey,. to 5, third. Time, LAC 5.
Cave Adsum also ran
Sixth race. one and three-sxteenih miles
Orcagna, 9G ramsey, 40 to l. won: Nethermost.
% McCaheyl, to l., second; Hiacko. 100
Davenport, to I, third. Time. 2.O1 Is Gun
ming. Howard Shean and Juggler also