The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-12
THREE FAVORITES
PILOTED BY FAIN
BO0kies Hit Hard at Marl-
bOro- Big Crowd Out.

Upper Marlboro. Md. Oct 1.-THE
crowd attending the races here to-day
was the largest since the meeting began.
and tomorrow being ladies' day, ar
rangements are being made for handling
a record crowd. This was day for
favorites Jockey Fain was again in the
limelight plotting three OF the winners
home.
The third race was the most interesting
on the card, and was a battle between
Danfield and shannon, the former getting
the verdict after a driving finish. A
barrel Of money went in on both horses,
Danfeld closing at 6 20 5 and Shannon at
c 10 8. Mon Ami, who had won two
races during the meet. was also well
liked, especially with Fain up. but was
not in the running
The first race, at five furlongs. was a
struggle between Double Five and Adj
via The last-named horse opened the
favorite, but the play was so strong on
Double Five that the odds switched, and
this horse was a 6-to-5 favorite when
called 20 the post. Double Five, with
Clement up. rushed TO the front when the
barrier was raised and led by clear
margin TO the stretch. Here the horse
tired and Clement had 20 use the whip
ali the way through the stretch in order
10 lard the coin. Aldivia was closing
fast, and at one time looked as though
she would win with ease. She weakened.
however. and tired badly in the last six
teenth. The Maid was played consider
ably, and was the best OF the remainder
OF the bunch.
The second race was captured by the
fevorite. Fsin taking the horse out from
the start and never being headed.
The fourth race was a walkover for
Grania, who went TO the post a l-to-4 ia
vorite. At one time some OF the bookies
had the horse l 10 2 1t was the best bet
Of the day, as there was nothing else in
the race but Grania. Golden Castle ran
an improved race and was an easy sec
ond.
The nth race was another one-horse
AFFAIR, King Avondale opening I'm the bet
ting az l 20 3 and closing al to i. Avon
dale. with Fain up. beat the gate a
length, but was Quickly passed by Toni
alta, who set the pace 10 the backstretch.
Here Avondale moved into the lead. but
had 10 sbe hard driven all the way through
the stretch. Toniata was shut of sew
eral times and lost ground This horse
was wearing the winner down at the end.
The other two were clearly outclassed.
The summaries:
Flrst race-Fiye tgrlougs; parse, SO: for two
year-olds; value 20 winner Ss0 Double Five lClsm-
entl first: Aidiyia tDoyel. second, Maid tfslnl,
third. Hecuha, Aunt Lena, and Wasting Money
ALEC ran in the order named. Time, 90 2A Bet
ting; On Double Five. 10 10 VIII ! % 3 a
place on AldiTia. ! 70 10 win: 10 3 q place
on the Maid. 70 show . 20 g.
second race-Six an one half furlongs; purse, $50:
for thTee-y eaT-0lds and uUWnrd; selling Shawnee
tFaini first Dress Parade Bell. sec-ud: Horace
Z. UpSoul third Inspired. Henry Crosscaddln.
Bear Of the Mountain. Democrat. and Craftsman
also ran IA the order named. Time az. Betting:
On the winner 2 TO &c. Dress Parade. For place
10 s. and 70 10 10 show Horace z. to 10
show.
Tl.rd raoe-About five and one-hEif furlongs
purse 500; handicap; all ages; value 20 winner. SO
Dsrheld iDoylel. ursf; Shannon tJrell. second ,
Mon Ami tFatni third. Time. l3s IS. Betting
DanGeld C 20 8 20 yin; shannon, ] to- place
Fourth nCc-AbUut one and One-SUte6nlh miles
TurSs 1900 fsr three ear-olds and upward selling
value % winner, SIS. Granis lFaiui, frst Golden
Castle Quiuanl second Madeline l. iUrall. third.
AlgrCucl and Spring Frog also ran. Time. l,2 Is.
Retiring: Grauia ! 20 1 and out Golden Castle 5
20 I place and , 10 10 show Madeline L 10 )
60 show.
Fifth raee-six flrloagx uurse. $50; for three
ysar-ods and upward: selling; value 20 winner $50
King AvOndale Fam. first; Toniata tBell, second
Miss OTpole Uan. third. Ny southern Boy also
ran Time. llf. Betting: 70 10 win; Tomato.
! 20 place; sh0w money.
SIXTH RACE-mbsl. I to To- ID. q BndgeWater
! 10 7; Haymarket. even