Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-01
HIS MAJESTY WINS
Langdon's Speedy TWo-Year-
Old Captures Feature.
LED FROM START TO FINISH
Lahore Gets the Place, With the
Good Thing, Sebago, Just
Inside the Money.
LED FROM START TO FINISH
Special Dispatch to fhe Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NORFOLK, Va. November 3n.-George
w. Langdon furnished the winner of the
Exchange handicap at Norfolk this aft
ernoon in his clever two-year-old His
Ma iesty, who beat one OF the best fields of
all-aged horses that has gone to the post
at the meeting. His Majesty was ridden
by Turner, made practically all of his
own pace and won in a gallop by four
lengths. Lahore. the favorite, was sec
ond. After the race Ambrose. who had
the mount on the latter, claimed foul
against the winner. but it was not allow
ed. Rounding the far turn where Am
brose attempted to squeeze through with
Lahore he was crowded bit and dropped
out of it
Yorkvile. winner of the first race, was
boosted 500 over his entered price of
$500 and bought by w. F. Cisco, who
! afterward sold the colt to Charles Rich
ings Insurance Man, who finished sec
ond was claimed by j. Charles. and after
ward sold to Jack Mcdonald; the latter
also purchased Joe Diebold of George
Innes for $500 and will ship the pair
to Juarez. The German buyers, f.. ,.
Schlupp & Co, who came here
from Lexington yesterday, secured the
following for shipment to Germany: Jaco-
bite, Halleck, Choptank, Tom Melton,
Western Belle, Onager and Agamen
Ticus The following We're purchased by
f. Sucre for shipment to Venezuela:
Viento, Latent and Falconet. Western
Belle and Servicence won their races oy
the smallest of margins. The former
came from behind and got up in the
final stride, while Servicence just lasted
long enough to stall Off Master jim i'm;
| Frank Taylor boosted Servicence S2oo
over his entered price of $500 and secured
him.
Two specials will leave here Tuesday
| for Charleston to await the opening OF
! the winter meeting in that city, which Is
advertised to begin JANUARY p William
Oliver will ship the three horses back to
Washington tomorrow. summarizes
| First race. purse $500: twoyear-olds; selling;
live aid a half misunderstanding. 100 CTurner,.
| 1n4 CTeahan). : 10 1. 2 10 and 10 .. second
Smash, 10 MarIin,. to 1. TO and to 10,
third Time Ito Arran, Jonqu Fred Levy.
..Secohd race, purse $500; all ages; selling; six
TO and , to !. won: Wiley. lo4 tskiryen,,
| II to ). 4 To ) and to >. second; Jessup Bum.
Fin eE a Abrasion Il TO Bodkin. Little Eng
land, Sir Cleges. Golden Castle, Myies OCon-
ne lucky GfSrse and herk ha also ssng
! furloncs -Chemulpo H. Mondonl TO =, 8 to
! :. and to >. Won: premier II: tIeahanl, .
| to l. = TO 1 and to ,, second: Towton Field.
| 10 Turner. s to l. , 10 and even. third.
! Time III Is. Royal Onyx. Toniata. Spell
bound Jack Nunnay, Theodore Cook and Dust
pan also ran.
Fourth race. purse $1,000: Exchange handicap;
| all ages: and sixteenth miies-liis Maj
eSty, 1o2 Turner, - TO D. 6 TO . and to .;
! won: Lahore f19 tAmbrosel. II to ., even and
| . To s. second: Sehago. 113 Peak. to l.
| 10 / and even. third Time, las 40. Ros-
turtium White Wool, Iochiel. Hilarious and
| Carlton also ran.
Fifth race purse S30o; tbree-year-olds and up;
selling; six furlongs-Ben Loyal. l16 Niartin,,
! : 10 .. 8 10 ) and 3 10 >, won; Sherwood. us
| Gutwellp, S 10 ), 3 to . and l TO J. second
Back Bay, liz Wolf. to J.. to and q to
5, third Time. 1.15 80. Widow: Jack Den
man and Ariuocet also ran.
| Sixth race, purse SSGo: all ages; selling mile
and seventy yards >ervicence. 112 tTurner), Q
| In =. 3 10 > and . Z, won; Master Jim, 1oi
tM.ndon). s to I. :; TO 1 and to 8, second
Crania ITO GFa.rhrother,. II to I, To l and
) 10 /. third. Time. IS 20. Kaufman. Tee
! Cart,ntr,s Banoreila. Troy Weight, Ragman,
| Hedge Rose and Michael Angelo also ran.
Seventh race, purse SEQ: three year-olds and
up selling: and eighth miles-Jacquilina.
! 80 (Martin), to |. tn and 10 10, won:
Coppertown loo Wolf, to l. 10 aud
to 3. second: Mollie s. 10 (Fairbrother). 20 to
| l. to and TO 1. third Time, 1.5S. Annie
Sellers, Supervisor. Accord and Tom Melton also