The Washington herald., 1911-10-29
ISadOra Captures
Juvenile Stakes
YoungSter Lands Winner in Easy Fashion, Neper
Being Pushed Hard-Faporites Have a
Big Day at Laurel Track.
By GEORGE b. MORRIS.

Laurel, Md. Oct ga record-break-
ing crowd saw seven well-contested races
to-day at the Laurel race track. Favor
ties Jared well, three winning, while the
remaining four were second and third
choices
The feature event of the day, the
American Juvenile stake, for two year
olds. brought some classy youngsters to
the barrier. Isadore, the youngster be-
longing to P. NJ. Walker, ruled favorite
at 5 to .. She well rewarded her back
ers, as she won in easy fashion. Frog
legs was heavily played, but finished out
of the money. The winner is one OF the
best two-year-olds in training, and she
will do much better than she did to-day.
The stake was worth $500. Moisant
made a determined challenge in the
stretch to catch this thrifty filly, but 1t
was in vain. Cloak ran bang-up race,
and will do better.
Efficiency won the first race from large
field, leading from start to finish. She
was well backed, and closed with the
public still betting on her. Wild Weed
was the supposed good thing, but she
was never in the running.
The second event. a steeplechase over
the short course, furnished as pretty a
time The field ran together until we'll
into the stretch, where Enniskillen. the
good Jumper, outgamed Rosshampton,
and won by two lengths. Enniskillen
was pounds the best. He is a beautiful
jumper, and a good fat runner. 1t will
take a good horse to beat this one.
SweePaway Wins Third.
The third race. a seven-furIong dash,
brought J. Rowe's Sweepaway home. DIR.
Duenner tried to make a runaway event
of the race, but he was collared at the
head of the stretch. and the favorite
came away and won by length. Sweep
away's race was an impressive one. Lo-
chtel was a supposed good thing, but
failed to land in the money
Guy Fisher, played down from to 2
to 8 to l, won by two lengths from Cliff
Edge, the favorite. A ton Of money was
bet on Guy Fisher, and he made every
pole a winning one.
Hugh Penny's old favorite, King Avon
dale, won the sixth race from a classy
field, while the favorite, Patotrita, was
out of the money. This race sent the
largest field Of the day to the post. The
result of the race was a popular one.
The last race of the day brought Black
ford home a winner He was heavily
played all over the ring.
The books were hit hard to-day. The
second race was being run before some
of the books were through paying of
on the first event, snd likewise in the
King Avondale race.
Following are the summaries:
FIRST RACE-Purse. $500; two-year-olds; i've and
cne-haf fIrlongs. Efficiency. 100 (Diggins), TO B.
won Eton Blue los CRUrns), TO /, second; Wild
Weed, l04 (Schuttnger). TO l, third. Time lae rs
Little Ep Monsieur X. Hamilton, Feramose, Mad
River Nelio and Christmas Daisy also ran.
mics EnniskiIlen, 1E3 tsaffen, Is to s. won; Ross-
hampton, l4s CTuckey), to l, second The King
l3l CEnglish), Is to l. third. Time. % As. New
tieci: recnrd. Miss Hy1ies JuTereDce, The Speaker,
LILZie Flat and Aggression also
THIRD RACE-Purse $500; three e-year-olds and
upward; seven furlongs. Sweepaway. l@ CBurns) II
To s. won; Martin W. Iittleton. lo5 (Peak), TO l,
second Dr. Duenner, lo6 (Estspl. 10 TO !, third
Tine 26 Is New track record. Lochiel. Marjorie
A. CApsize Bourbon Beau, and Bill VandeVer also
FOURTH RASE-American Juvenile Handicap;
for two-year-ods; SIX fu-lonEs Isidora, 100 tGOld
70 2 won: Surfeit, liz Aiclntyre). to l. second;
Moisant. IA tBurnsl, to l. third. Time. las
Plant Cloak, Commoner's Touch. Star Jessamine,
and Duval also
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500; threeyear-olds and
upward; one and onesiTteenth miles. Guy Fisher.
lO6 (PeAk) to l. won; Cliff Edge. los (Nolan),
to l. second; Apache, lG (Fairbrother1. TO J.
triro Time l:4s 25 Idieweis, Aspirin, Star Char
te- and Chester Krm also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 500; three-year-olds and
" ward; six furlOnGs. King ATOndale. lOs -.
l. second: Joe Cations l04 (GOTdon). Is to !. third
Time ll4l-5. AnaTd, West Point Mon Ami
Double Five. All Red. BABY Wolf. PajarOita, and
SEVENTH RACE-P1rse. 500; three-year-olds and
upward; one and one-eiEhth miles BlAckfurd. los
Peakl, to 2 won; sager: lo9 Gordon), to :
scund; Montgomery. lO6 tSchuttingeTl, To J. third.
Timo l:532 rs Nadzu, Husky Lad Outlan, Dull
ere John Reardon. and FL Ono also ran.