The Washington herald., 1911-03-15
JOCKEY MUSGRAYE
MAY LOSE LICENSE
Judges Recommend Rider Be
Barred from All Tracks.

Jacksonville, Fla, March H.-If the re-
commentator of the judges as made to
the stewards, in the case of Jockey Mus
grave, are followed out it will be many
moons before Musgrave sports the silks
on recognized race track again. The
recommendation reads as follows:
ITO the stewards of the Florida Live
Stock and Agricultural Fair Association:
"Gentlemen-Some days since we issued
ruling denying Jockey Musgrave the
privilege of riding here again. In the
light of the subsequent event the ruling
as made does not express adequately our
opinions of Musgraves work during the
season now drawing TO a close, and we
respectively recommend that his license
as jockey be revoked.
''P. A. BRADY, ]. A. MURPHY, Judges"
Clint Dewitt, who has been in hard
luck all winter, at last landed a purse
by winning the third event, a selling
affair of five furlongs with Reputation,
getting as good as to for his money.
Barney Igoe which finished second was
heavily played and looked the part OF
winner coming into the stretch, but
tired in the last sixteenth, and had his
hands full to stall off Dick Baker for
the place.
Arany, a good thing in the two-year-
old race, won about as he pleased from
the heavily played Mary Lee Johnson
The real feature of the afternoon was
the victory of Countless over Whftewool
in the selling handicap, at one mile and
a sixteenth. The winner was not eX-
tended at any part of the route, and II
now looks as if he had the Florida spe-
cial at his mercy. Countless was backed
from an opening of . to l, to even money.
The summaries:
FIRST RACE-Four and one-half fur
lcngs. Arany los (koerncr). to 5, won;
Mary Lee johnson, 1O6 QHufnageD, to ],
second; Irishtown, 1O6 CByrne), 3 to 2
third. Time, O:54 SIS. Auto Maid, Gala
thumpian, Mamie McDee, Yankee Lotus,
Traymore, Tranquility. Fred Hall. Tom
King, and Tennessee also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five furlongs. Repu-
tation. 1O3 CFain), to !, won; Barney
Igoe, liz DUNN, 4 to l. second; Dick
Baker los Q1oftus). to !. third. Time.
1:O1 4-5. Mason, Myrtle Marion, Molly
Ho, Allendale Queen, FIorrie Bryan.
Blossom, Roseworth, Danish Girl. Guns
Hill, and Frank II. Mckinney also ran.
THIRD RACE-Six furlnngs. Imprint.
I1C Gross. 13 to s. won: Ella Bryson,
104 CBelD, S to l, second; Monty Fox, 100
CkOerner), 9 to 10, third. Time, 1:l4 Is.
Rash, Eagle Bird, Jim l., Billy Wander
yer. Patrick S, Deceivable, and The
Royal Prince also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One and one-six-
teenth miles Countless, 12 CGooSe), .
TO 5, won; White Wool, 90 CBurton), to
l, second; Governor Gray, 102 (McIntyre),
Is to l. third. Time, la 3-5. Adrian,
Tom Hayward, Aylmer, and Borrower
also ran. Princelike fell.
FIFTH RACE-Five and one-half fur
longs. Amoret 106 Ckoerner), 3 TO !.
won; Elmetta Hamilton, los CMcTaggarO,
10 to l. second; Voltaire, 1O6 Gross, Is
to l, third Time, Los. Bobco. John
A Munro, Strike Out, John Patterson.
Royal Onyx, Donovan, Lady Martinez,
Maccas, Ffrecatcher, and Infatuation
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and one-sfxteenth
miles. Summer Night 1o7 (McTaggarD,
to l, won; Golden Castle, 1o9 P'ain),
20 to l. second; PocotaligO, Ill (Burton),
% to l, third. Time, l:4s 3-5. Brevite,
Henry Hutchison. Rosehurg II, Re
sponseful, Dearie, Heart Pang, Lady
Esther. Harold Hall, Hibernica, and
Beau Brummel also ran.