The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-13
BY O'Nen SEWER.
nlrf Editor New York Morning Telegraph

the failure Of Joseph Murphy to take the
delinquent black in hand, came back this
afternoon with the best race OF which
she was capable, and Dunlop got the
beating. Dunlop did not ride Spring
Frog this afternoon. Joe West intrusted
the Cameron hlly TO little Wrispen. a
promising yOungster, and the hliy fin
ished bang-up second TO Campagner
In race OF one mile and twenty yards
for three-year-olds and over. One OF the
horses she beat was FL ORC. The others
were Moltke. Niblck. Eschau and Duke
OF Bridgewater. These are not a bunch
OF Hindoos or Collins. mind. but they are
shifty horses for these parts. and II
Spring Frog had run no better with
these than she was permitted by Dunlop
10 run yesterday, she would have got
nothing.
Immediately after the finish Mr.. Muir
ply summoned West and Dunlop into the
stewards stand and. after putting each
OF them through an inquisition. he told
Dunlop that he. could not ride any more
at Marlboro track this fall Mr. Muir
ply does not appear TO have done any
thing TO West
BY coming back as he did this after
noon Spring Frog stultihed the apologists
for Dunlop. who attempted yesterday TO
excuse his ugly ride on the theory that
the Cameron FLY had had too much of it
and had gone stale. Dunlop should have
got the gate yesterday. one can follow
with the naked eye every move a jockey
makes on these half-mile tracks. and II
Mr.. Murphy did not see what the black
jockey did 10 Spring Frog yesterday he
was the only person al the track who did
not. The quicker punishment is melted
out 10 evil-doers on the turf the more
effective the disciplinary lesson.
odds on Choice.
Few Eastern turf folks expected to see
the day when Campaigner would be an
odds-on choice In any kind OF race but
such he was this afternoon. and he
looked legitimate S-to-5 choice before
the start
II was hard to get l to . on Orvllle l..
Richards Geraldstein colt when the post
trumpet sounded
It was whispered about the track that
Spring Frog would wake up to-day. and
some OF the wary went TO the Cameron
filly for the place and TO show, at and
% 10 ! and 10 10. Most of the place
money, however was for FL ORC. at 9 10
10 and even. Moltke got a little consid-
Grafton. but the others were not wanted
at any price. Campaigner showed more
early fOotwork than was his won't He
toCk the lead in the backstretch the first
time around, and, opening a big gap, held
his advantage TO the end. Stanley Davis
had to drive him a bit in the last fur
long. but that was not ar unusual pro-
ceeding with Campaigner He is a bit
OF a loafer, and he does not do more
than he has 10.
Spring Frog was the contender for the
last three-auarters OF a mile. and he beat
FL ORC as easily for the place as he was
beaten by Campaigner for first money.
Jockey Shoemaker. the lad who got a
fall in the first turn Saturday did not
manage FL ORC well. He pulled the
Ethelbert colt up going to the first turn
without sufficient cause and rode him
with ease the balance Of the way. Shoe
makers fall evidently cost him something
IN nerve.
This was ladies' day at the track. and
the grandstand was filed with the fair
sex Pretty women gathered from Balti-
more, Washington. and Maryland towns
and villages about Marlboro TO pay honor
10 the thoroughbreds. and James Nc
Laughlin, easily the handsomest trainer
at the track, and the nattiest dresser. felt
that IL was up 10 him 10 do his prettiest
Weather and track conditions smiled and
Mclaughlin won three purses. II. Fores-
ter half-brother 10 Fauntleroy, by Wild
Mint, the son OF Sweepaway, was his first
winner; Campaigner his second, and
Dress Parade his third Campaigner, as
already related. bore the silks Of Orviue
l.. Richards, but the other two won under
the silks OF Mr.. Mclaughlin himself
Forester shows Class.
Forester had good luck this afternoon,
and he showed a bit Of class. He stepped
70 the front on the rail in the dash out
Of the chute and. opening a gap OF two
or three lengths on Jack Bourdette, held
that shifty son OF Solitaire II and Center
Tip safe all the way. winning in Loo
which is not bad time for half mile
track. Clements rode Jack Bourdette
weakly in the early furlongs OF this race,
but he put up an energetic finish. Mr..
Murphy gave him a bit OF a talking TO
about rough riding. Mariner was outrun
IN the first half but he closed stoutly
through the stretch and managed 10 land
show money
Clement rode Dress Parade II in the
fifth. a six and one-half furlong dash.
for three-year-o and over. and won
handsomely with the son OF Woolsthorpe
and Lady Prim. The other starters We're
FOotpad. Black Branch. Horace E. Beth
Goodwin, and Silverine. and Dress Parade
was always the popular choice Very
little OF 70 was laid about him. and
TO was hard 10 get at post time
There was some money for Silverine and
Beth Goodwin at 4 10 each, and a little
for Horace z. at 9 10 ?. but these horses
were played principally for the place.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Sx and a half hlrlongs. nurse
500. for threeyear olds and upward selling; value
70 winner. $40. Mobility tFsinl won: Croydon Is
Davis second Oakhurst QDunlopl, third. Giovanni
Raggio. John Miller. Ny Southern Boy and Demo
crat also in the order named. Time ! q IS.
Betting: Mobility, 20 ! 10 wins even money a
place; Croydon. 10 10 place. oakhurst 2 to to
show.
SECOND RACE-Five furlonsz purse $50 for
maiden two-yearOlds value 10 winner $50 Forester
Is. Davis. won Jack Bourdette Clement second
Mariner Dunlap third Hate and Perthshirc also
ran IN the order named Time %. Betting:
Forester, even money 10 win. 10 a place; Jack
B0uTdette. ! TO place; Mariner TO ? TO show
THIRD RACE-Mie and twenty yards; purse
$50. for 3ysar-olds and upward: value 10 winner.
$50 Campainer IS Davis won; Spring Frog
(Wrizpenl. second; Fl ORC (Shoemaker) third
Esfhau, Moltke and Duke Of Bridgewater also ran
IN the order named. Time las 2-5 Betting: Cam
paigner i 10 % 70 win; Spring Frog, 2 10 / a
place 20 10 a show; no show money on Fl ono.
FOURTH RACE-Fve ard a half furiongs; Purse