Evening star., 1912-09-01
FAvOR|7ES IN BAD
Only One Out of Six Finishes
First at Havre de Grace.
ADAMS EXPRESS WINS
Maryland Thoroughbreds Are Very
Much in Evidence in
Three Events.

Special Dispatch TO The Star
HAVRE DE GRACE Md, August a.
Adams Express win of the all ages hand
icap at the Hayre De Grace meeting this
afternoon marked the only successful IA
vorite on the program. The event was
at lis miles and Adams Express led all
the way He showed his class by cons
ceding weight to all the other entries and.
covered the distance in 1.53 20.
Maryland did itself proud with its
thoroughbreds. Raj PARIS Little Hugh
started the states winnings. Admirers OF
PARIS entry backed the two-year-old
down from is to to Z to I. The SON OF
Glorifier broke fast and led the other
twelve ponies home.
In the fifth event, another contest for
two-year-olds the Barbarity stables of
Carroll county, furnished the victor in
Chiffon King. He went to the post at
IL to /. and in field of sixteen starters
he won handily. The afternoons sport
closed by popular victory when old
FL Orc romped under the wire first. This
good son of Ethelbert was primed for a
race and beat the fast colt Rolling Stone.
So well did El Oro run that he beat Roll
ing Stone by six lengths. The horse is
carrying n. K. Beal's colors. and former
~ was owned by the late Richard Gar
rett of Baltimore.
Backers of the H c. Hallenbeck's stable
got two bad joits today which will take
time. money and good luck in the future
to recover from the disappointments. The
frs blow came when Worth was beaten,
and the second when Rolling Stone was
forced 10 take water. Both these horses
have many admirers and they plunged
rather heavily on their chances to win.
Larger crowds than the management
had looked for have attended the opening,
weeks racing. Two days there was no
IA
Hunts meeting at Pimlico. However, be-
ginning Monday there will be racing
every day except one until the last OF
the month.
Summaries.
seventy yards: purse. s5co-Chryseis, 1oo lschut-
unsert. 10 /, TO and 3 TO 5. won: Gates,
ee tkarrickI, 3 to and 5 to $. second; Nonpa-
reil. los thoernert even third. Time. LA 3-6.
Napier. Sir Denrab, Elwah. ochre Court, Hemp
stead Cdliph and Con curran also ran.
purse ssh ee ages W hdnaeaP e Pi6. '1 nTns
10 :, . to ; and out. won: Worth. III (shilling>,
aid Mcponsid and Flamma also ran
loags; purse. ' s5ce-fittle Hugh. ios tScsuttin-
jos 'GraI. 3 TO and 5 to 5. second; Ringing.
Honey bee. George stoT, fweedeedle. Trojan
bttlS aHi SlflheF Also Td1-
Fourth race, all ages; handicap; mile and a
furlong; purse. s0o-Adains Express. l2i (shilI-
ing, 10 and our, won: AmGlf. 100 INC
Cshey,, 3 TO and 10 2. second; Colonel Holio-
way, 93 (Allenl, 10 ), third. Time, l.53 3.
Guy Fisher and Jadge Monck also ran
Fifth race, tsvo-year-olds; selling: FIVE fur
lcngs: purss. sieo-Chilton King, 107 tAlex), II
10 J., to and = to !. won; Big Dipper. 80
Ford. S 10 j and 4 70 5, second Fatty Grub,
20 fMoklausl, IN /, third. Time, i.o1 2-5. JON
Gull. AuT,tc, Wills ohepL.. Old Stock. Fasees.
Sieuto. Yensbes. Stockton. Repentant, Mary
Ann n. HassOa and Doc Tracy also ran.
sixth race, four -year-oids and upward; selling;
ntile and sixteenth: purse, $500--El Oro. los
tFairbrothert. 10 70 /, ~ 10 i and even, won;
I;un. 100 fKushbaum), 3 10 ], third. Time,
! t6 20. Grania, Aspirin, Glucose, Supervisor
sud Patton also ran.
Mondays Entries.
First race. mile and seventy yarts-Rey bourn,
lJS; Colonel Ashmeade. 1o4; Anable, 100; Mont