The Washington times., 1911-11-16
TALENT IS DUE
FOR SHAKING Up
At MARLBORO
Heavy Going Scheduled and
Form Reversals Are
Looked For.

MARLBORO, Nov. l6-The card this
afternoon at Marlboro will be run OF.
over track heavy and sticky, and
form reversals may be expected. II
Hoes not seem likely that a real fast
track will be seen for the balance of
the meeting. and the talent may ex-
pect to receive many hard. jolts.
The program today calls for six races,
with good fields of well-:natched horses.
BY winning yesterday. Mollie Kearney
ls rendered ineligible for the first race.
Rily Hancock looks very good here,
with shreve and Charlie o'i'rien tho
Donation and Gold Check look to
have the second race between them.
Leon Il: may be dangerous here.
The third race is very open. Boray
ana Irene Gummell look as good AS any
susan looks good in the fourth race,
With tiibernica and George G.. Hall next
In order.
Speed In Fifth Race.
There is lots of speed in the fifth race
and the winner will be hard to pick.
Toniata and Tippy look good here. May
Bride has the speed and II the going
suits her will be very dangerous.
In the last race Joe Rose and Warner
Griswen will go we'll. II Hatteras likes
tHe lidCh hc may Dt Ine CHOSEN one.
The track yesterday was the tradition
al sea of mud and that is no blithesome
4uip. The whole stretch was simply a
lake and the horses had almost to swim
through 1t. Notwithstanding the con:
dition of the track number of good
things went through sailing and the
books were badly pounded.
One of the real Juicy things of the
afternoon was Mollie Kearney, which
landed the second race from such clever
a 4 I-rnA hn
latter two made the pace to the stretch
where they swung wide and allowed
Mollie Kearney to slip up on the rail.
Winner Heavily Backed.
The winner was heavily played by
those in touch with the Jockeys Union.
Grand, who rode Mollie Kearney, bet
$50 for himself on Elizabeth o in the
FIRST race and then parleyed II all
back on Mollie Kearney, making a very
tidy winning for the afternoon.
ed, was Montagnie in the last race.
This one was played down from 3IA to
2 to ! at post time and big bundle
was sent in on the horse at the very
last moment
Montagnie won very handily, follow
ing the hot pace set by Tom Shaw to
the stretch, and then coming away to
an easy victory.
w. B; Carson had a good day, win
race, and Muff in the fourth. The
Carson string is probably the best at
the track. and anything the stable starts
is dangerous. provided always the right
money Is down.
Profile's performance in the race
won by Nun was the subject of much
unfavorabfe comment. This one on form
looked legitimate / to 2 shot. The
horse, however, opened at even money
and went up to s to at post time.
In race track lingo the betting indicated
that he was on Ice.
In the race Profile showed no speed al
any stage, and finished beaten Off be-
hind Nun and El Bart.
1t Is a very bad practice for jockeys
to ride one horse and bet on another In
the same race. Western Belle suffered
from such a condition Of affairs as that
in the fifth race. To a man up a tree
1t looked as II the Ort Wells filly would
have come dangerously near winning
had not Master Bergen's financial in
terests been in another quarter.
DR.. Hill came down from New York
yesterday with good news for the horse
men as to the standing of the meeting.
The reports emanating from jamestown
to the effect that Marlboro would be
outlawed, are all bosh, according to DR..
Hill, who received personal assurances
from Mr.. Daingerfield that the Jockey
Club was satisfied with the racing al
Marlboro. and would take no action
against the track.
The veteran trainer, Billy Oliver, who
is in charge of DR.. Tyrees string. is
larity at Marlboro. His one best yester-
day was Carroll and when that one
rolled home the Draw Scot added several
centuries to his roll.