The Washington herald., 1911-10-28
Favorite Disqualified
At Laurel Race Track
Joe Kenyon Fouls lima, and Result, While Un
popular, Is Just-First Race to Pecasta.
BY GEORGE b. MORRIS.

Laurel, Nd, Oct. 27.-Clear, sunshiny
weather and a fast track brought out a
large crowd to witness the running or
seven well-balanced races to-day at
Laurel
The upset of the day came when Joe
Kenyon, carrying the public's money
won by six lengths, but was disqualified,
and placed fourth for boring over in
front of lima. While the decision did
not meet with favor. it was just, as the
foul was clearly dlscernGble. lima was
given the race, while the Whip was
placed second, and Roeouck third.
Pecasta won the first event Of the day
in easy fashion with to l again her.
Gift was thought to have the race at
her mercy. but the best she could do was
TO finish third.
CaughhilI. owned by Timothy D. Sulli-
van, Of New York, was the medium
OF A plunge in the second race, being
backed from 4 to l, to 13 to 5. Caugh-
hill led into the stretch, but doubled up
like a jackknife, and finished just outside
the money.
Another good thing went through in
the third race when Louis Des Cog
nettes, backed from TO l, to l6 to at
post time, won easily. HalIack the favor
quarter had been run. Doris Ward was
second and Cloud third
Seneca II, a hot favorite, won the
fifth event. but only after Romp had
broken down in the home drive. Had
Romp stood up he would have beaten this
horse.
Duke Of Bridgewater won the sixth
race while Golconda was second. and
Lord Elam third.
MaTamOra captured the last race of
the day in easy fashion.
The stake for two year oids to be run
Tomorrow afternoon has attracted as
good lot of two year Olds as there has
come together on any track this season
IsidOra, the flly which won so handily
on Thursday. was breeZed Yesterday and
showed no i'll effects after her race In
three starts she has won two and finish
ed second to BuckhOrn, one of the best
two year olds of the season, in the other
The summaries:
FIRST RA"E-Pursc. $40: tEoycar-oIds; five
furIonEs Pecasta IOi BrIcrl Il to 5 won: Dip
per, 100 Peak. Is to 8 second; Gift 100 CNolanl.
} to l. third. Time. I12 IS. Orphanry Henock.
Grace VALDEZ. Cashin, Free and Easy. Bush. and
First Aid also ran
SECOND RACE-Prrso 500: three-vear-olds and
mp: six furl"nC~ Ortson. III Burns : to . won;
Brandy. lO9 iSclUttngerl. to l. second Lady
Resale. l4 DiGCinsl l3 to s third Time l:I5.
JACK Rurdette, Sculpture. Sam Ranck, Day Belle.
aUSllll. and BalanCer also ran.
THIRD RACE-PIrSP S5C0. three yesr-olIs and
mp; five and one-haf furlonrs. louis des Cognets
JOS Peak, l3 10 5. won; Doris Ward Jos (Schut-
tinErrl. to l. second: Cloud 100 rOisgins). 3
10 l. third. Time. :Os Is. Hannah Louise, Oakley
AEnler. and HalIsck also rar.
FOURTH RACE-PUrSe 500: three year-oIds: one
mis- and seventy yards. lima IO6 Nolan 10 l.
flHt. The Whip. lOl lNchuttingsr). 5 10 l. second;
Ro'buck. lo7 Peak, To l. third Time "A 3-5
FoOtlights. Coronrh Rer1is. and Iimpet also nan
Joe Kenyon finished first. but was disqualified for
foUrg
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 500: threc-year-olds and
up: five and one-haF furIonCs. Seneca II. los
lSrhuttingcrl to 5, won; Dick Mohr Il2 (NoIan)
to l. second; DomOness. IOl Diggins) 20 to /
third Time, lN7 IS. Clifton. Bang, and Romp
also ran
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 500: one and one-si,teentb
miles Duke Of Rridgewater I5 Peak. TO s
won; Goccnda, los Burns 1 10 / second: Io-d
Elamr 100 lSchuttnEcr'. to l. thirI. Time I;;7
'hIet Haves Hand Running. Abrasion Rockcastle
and Arnndack also ran
SLY SEVENTH RACE-Furze. 500: one and one-sfI-
t''rth miles Maramora. IOI (SchuttinRer) 5 IN .
won: Dolly BUltman. lO6 LorlnberrvI 10 IN !
second; Glenn Beachy. III ricuId) Is to / tbfr5
Time. l:i7. TiDDy. Sem. Quaver Shelby Soryi
cence. and Ed. Keck also ran