The Washington herald., 1911-11-05
By GEORGE b. MORRIS.

Marlboro, Md, Nov. 4-The largest
crowd Of the meeting witnessed six we'll
balanced races at the Southern Mary
land Racing Associations track to-day
Favorites Jared well, as three won, and
in the remaining events the other win
ners were heavily backed.
The feature event of the day, a race
at one and one-sixteenth miles, army and
navy officers riding, proved keen con-
test. The favorite, kyrat won by two
lengths, beating May Lee, who was
neck in front OF Phoenix Stagg. Lieut..
Lyman who rode the winner, put up a
mastery ride on his mount.
The steepleChase, over the Columbia
course, proved a rough and ready affair.
Jockey Henderson, who had the mount
on Garterman. deliberately hit the boy
on Duffield with his whip, and all through
the stretch put up an ugly piece of rough
riding For this offense Henderson was
set down for the balance of the meeting.
Fanchette repeated to-day with a nice
price of . to l against her. She beat
fairly good field and proved that she is
a fair platter.
Premier. in the second event. Just made
a gallop out of the race and won by four
lengths Scmiquavcr. who ruled favOrite,
never had a look in. Had Burns made an
effort he would have won by a half dozen
more lengths
Duke of BridGcWnter Wins.
Duke of Bridgewater. with to ! against
his chances. ran grand race and de
feated Quality Street. the favorite, by
good margin. Steinhardt, who rode the
winner, put up a real classy ride
In the sixth event DunrraEEen, with
Jockey Holmes IN tn" saddle. deliberately
cut across the field as the barrier went
up and committed a foul that was seen
by everybody NO satisfied with this
Holmes tried 10 run Belle Mawr through
the fence. Tho horse was Immediately
disqualified and Holmes was fined $1u0
and set down for the balance Of The
meeting. The decision met with approval
The foul was 50 paIpabIe that there was
no other course for the judges to pursue.
The starting of Milton to-day was a
feature Of the races. In every instance
he got his fields away in perfect order.
Much comment is being made on his eX-
CclI"nt work
Ladies' Day To-morrOw.
Monday will be ladies' day, and all
ladies will he admitted to the track free.
This feature proved a winner at Laurel,
and the management have decided that a
ladies day will be a popular move.
The train service to the track is excel
lent. The Chesapeake Beach Railroad
has put on several fast trains. and the
run is being made over this line in fifteen
minutes.
The card for Monday offers 'scne high
class events. Each race is filled with
good horses, and some excellent racing
should result tncrcfr0m
l., u
made by Judges Brady and Hin. in which
two boys were suspended for rough tao
tics, is a guarantee that these gentlemen
Will not tol'ratc any rough riding, as was
tried to-day by the boys suspended.
An excellent musical programme was
furnished by T. A. Gray's band. which
AIDED TO tn" enjoyment Of the days
sports FoI"wiHg are the summaries:
FIRST RACE Two, al. Ids. i've and oucl,a,f
tIrl0ngs- Famrh't'.. I'll "irarI. ; {" /. wr.:
Gr'mr m Tr.NlCr. 20 !. tt..ri. Time. O:g
Lit;l" ErnC Sor,gaulhla. I,sl,s Hre1oI Hill and
Irene 'i:mm,u lI~, 1al..
SECOND RACE Thrrc-v,ar-,d-: s.,vsr furIonc-;
selling. Premier. l'7 rEur.-l wen w.n: S,mi-
quaver. 10 ,TwNl,u. f. ;. s~rrI Mason. 10
CThomar1. Z" /. tIrI Tina" Ia Clifton. CI,f
Haycs. Jack R"r,j"ttr. and Anna also rar.
THIRD RACE Riidn lv rsl,d States army
and na'y Officers. ono mile and "u,.~,7tc.nth
kyrat. les u.i'0t IFmn:D To /. won: Nav Lee. /
lf0 lLc1'. Hartmann - l. soro.I. Phocuiy
Matahor. Miss Hvnc~ and Evangcline aI~, ran.
FOURTH RACE-T1 rcc-y, ar-oIds and up. mile (
and one sixteenth. Duh" Of RrIE"watcr. Io2 >nin- ;
harit'. :" "'". Qu.h'N Street. - r~,..nchi-t. /
i f" : ~c~rd: KIdrrkm, IC7 UIomo-r tr J. .
third Time. i.-g. Films T,m >law D,ua'i,r I
Tom Mol,m BLACK Branch. and OH ErIu aI~, RAJ: .
FIFTH RNCE-NtcCi l.r'.4-r hauIicai.. short .
course. DuNrld 80 uHanm-fu'. rr = w,l.:
GarterTnan. li3 HI,nd"r~uul. - 10 , second, The
krg I55 lEnGlish' p. TO l. third. Time 4:i6Ig /
Afo1nc. o. X Azure Mard and Aggression also
fsr
SIXTH RACE-Onp and sixteenth miles: solI |
ing. Hedge Re-. Io- lE~'rr.. Z" l. WON: Bell /
Mari. IL rNrhwrIrz,rl. rr l. ~,-,.rF: EUa-: %
Fairhrotler 10 l. third Tim, I:5r'z AIthuI~ !
Muf and How About You uI~r ran. DaucrasgIu
first but Ras dI-TlaIircd