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


Marlboro, Md. Nov. 1O.-Considering
the heavy going to-day At Marlboro, six
of the best contested events at the South
ern Maryland Fair Association grounds
were pulled of. Favorites split even
while the other winning horses were lib
orally supported.
The feature event OF the day was a
steeplechase over the Columbia course
Garterman turned up an easy winner
He made all the running. and the result
was never in doubt. Lampblack, the
favorite, came to grief at the third
jump. He stumbled and threw his boy.
Juverence was second, ten lengths be-
hind while Aggression was three lengths
away.
Blanche Francis won the first event
at 10 to l. She was lucky to beat Jack
Burdette, who was a nose away, as he
was closing in on the winner. Had not
Burdette chased himself to death after
Chief Hayes, he surely would have won.
Tippy, the favorite in the second event,
won by a length and a half from Star
board, who ram an excellent race, while
Tom Shaw was a head behind the place
horse.
The fourth race was not a contest, but
simply an exercise for Joe Rose He
iSu IIOHl SldTl 10 HnlSn ana won by six
lengths Our Nugget was second and
Silicic third.
Profile repeated his easy win Of the
other day and came home from a fairly
good field at the liberal odds of TO /
aollie S. was second. six lengths in
front Of El Oro.
The last race of the day turned I'D
the winner in Quality Street. DR.. Bark
ley ran grand race. He was OF badly
af
all around his field and was beaten a
nose at the post. With a better break
Dr. Barkley would have Won
To-morrow's card is a good one. Thu
feature event Is race on the fiat AT a
mile ana hve-eighths. This race is for
army and navy officers. The track will
be In much better condition and soma
good races should result. The sum-
maries: Suiii-
FIRST RACE-Three-year-o and ,,,.
five and one half furlonss. Blanche FraI'
Cls' liz CHanover), 10 to /, won: Jack BUR
uette. III dom, 4 to l. second; Day ReII
10 IGrand), ; to l, third. Time. lip r
B. Spears. Carlisle NJ, Chief HAYES C,Iif.
ton. and Tiny Tim also ran.
SECOND ACE-Three-year-oIds and
up; five and one-half furlongs. Tinnv M
CHopkins), 9 to 10. won; Starboard 10
CRobinson). to l. second: Tom Shaw. 12O
ANU u l. lnlTQ- Time, l.l2 p
Welsh Cell. Hibernica, Paul Davis, and
Nioless also ran.
THIRD RACE-Steeplechase. about two
miles. Garterman. 156 Gohnson), 5 to
won; Juvenence. 100 (Gainy), 5 to .. sec
ond; Aggression. 100 (Howard). % TO
third: Time. 4:49 1-2 Lampblack. George
Atwell. Aranoe. and The Speaker also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-Three-year-ol and
up; one and one-siXteenth miles. Toe
Rose, 81 Hopkins). TO ), won: Our Mug
gett, 81 MOODY. s to l, second; SiIicic.
l2 CHanover), to 1I-third. Time, 2:Ol IL.
Henry Munro, Films, Helen Barbee. Tom
Melton, and Laughing Eyes also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Three-year-ol and up;
one and one-sixteenth miles Profile, 1O5
(MooreI. to !, won; Mollie S. 1O1 CEs-
tep). 31-2 to l, second: EI Orc. 19O CFair-
brother), 31-2 to l. third. Time, 2:02 1-2.
Lois Cavanaugh, Lacia, and Lord Wells
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-ol and up:
seven furlongs. Quality Street. 112 CHos-
kins). to 5. won; Dr. Barkley, 10
(White). to l. second: Warner Griswell.
112 Gackson), 3 to 1, third. Time. "a
Ornamosa. Al Thorpe, Flarney. and New
Star also ran.