Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-28
ScHORR LUCK Wins iris TO GET CROWN
Brewers Horses Run One,
Two in Dominion Handicap.
STAR CHARTER FIRST HOME
In Winning Fort Erie Feature the
Colt Makes New Canadian
Record.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FORT ERIE, Ontario. July o7-The
Schorr luck. which has been remarkable
on the Canadian racing circuit this sea-
son. was again in evidence at Fort
Eric this afternoon, when the entry of
the Memphis brewer, Star Charter and
Frog Legs. finished one. two in the five
thousand dollar Dominion handicap, one
al the richest events of the season in
these parts. Star Charter carrying 119
pounds, and ridden by Butwell. won by
three lengths from his stable companion.
Frog Legs. who in turn beat John Fur
long four lengths for the place. Star
Charters race marked a brilliant perform
ance. Ontpaced in the early stages. he
closed tremendous gap and finishing with
great burst of speed got to the lead
FRS in the honlestretch and won going
away. The mile and a quarter was run
In 2.0S Sd, Il new track aid Canadian
record for the distance. The previous
record. 2o4. was made by Jack Atkin in
the first running of tho Dominion handi-
zap in 1910.
The disappointment Of the race was the
showing OF the heavily played favorite.
The Manager Whatever chance the
three-year-old had was ruined before they
nad gone sixteenth. He got caught in
hnees. and koerner was on his neck
For q stride or two. In some miraculous
manner he kept the colt on his feet. but
o. the time he got Strengthened out he
vas hopelessly out of the struggle.
koerner used good judgment In not pun
sh.nS The Manager, and he traiied the
ield most OF the way. Frog Legs show
d a high order OF speed the first mile,
going 70 the front and opening UP big
cad. In the final turlong he weakened.
7ut had plenty LETT 10 stall off John Fur
long.
Countless was keen contender TO tho
stretch turn, where he stopped The frac-
ticnal time of the race was: % -, a. 10,
II 20. l.Ss Is and :-o3 5-o.
The day an ideal one for outdoor
sport and a large crowd turned out.
Forty-four layers were in line, and as
only two favorites Won they had far and
away the best of the break with the
players. IvabeI and Reybourn were the
winning choices. The iatter's victory
selling affair. and it cost Charlie
quinn. his owner, sos TO retain him.
Reybourn was boosted that amount after
as victory by Andy Blakley.
Johnny Mayberry saddled two winners,
lseybourn and Cock O the Walk The
latter made a runaway affair OF the two
year-old race, and some fair youngsters
finished back of him
Charlie Patterson came down from To-
roato with Plate Glass and Lesh. lie was
confident that the black horse would run
2 good race IN the Dominion handicap
as he had worked better for him than he
ever showed since passing into his hands
last spring at Norfolk Patterson will
leave these two at Fort Erie in charge
Of his brother George He will return
u Toronto TO look after the remainder
Of the Davies string Calgary, the star
OF the stable. has rounded to. and is
again showing great speed in his work.
Bob Levy. general manager of the Nor
folk track vas a visitor. He will remain
hafnr roft inc ~,
Norfolk TO arrange for the fall meeting
at that point.
W. r aIidgley has been appointed pa
troll judge at Fort Erie. NIidgiey fills the
same position at Pinico and Hamilton.
IL r Louden, secretary of the Hamil-
ION Jockey Club, was visitor at Fort
Erie- He reports many applications for
stalls at Hamilton. Charlie Hughes made
the trip from Saratoga 10 Hamilton to
engage stalls for the Hallenbeck stable.
II is said that William karricll may also
ship from Saratoga 10 Hamilton. There
are $50 now ar the Hamilton track await
iaS the opening of the meeting there.
Summaries.
First race. hve and oue-half furlongs: two
sear-olds; purse. s6nO-Cock othe Walk, 100
Jounsbcrry). 70 l, to = and even, won; The
Widow Moon, l02 ,Steee), 10 ), To 10 and i
,. second; Br;ar Path. io1 fButweln. to 1,
10 and even, third. Time. 1.01 1-o. Jewel
;; Asia, Sanyaie, Continental, Chinook. Horror.
Bunch Of Keys and R.cnard LaEsdon also
Second race, stpcpiecNaSe, short course; purse,
ie5Mysrie Light, rs tPFmbertonl. II TO ],
70 and 20 ., won, Luckola, I45 tMcAfeel.
TO ], 2 - | and even, second; HiehbIidse.
90 tSimpsoat, , TO /. TO j and ! to =, third.
Time, 3-5I. OConnor. Gun Cotton and Ring
master also
Third race. six furioags: tlrec-ye ar-olds and
upward; selling; purse, s0vo-Ivabel. Ill loft.
-, IL TO =. aud }, won: Billy Van
ieveer, Ito fButWeill, - 10 l. 10 and
], second i:osseaux, III tMcCaheyt. to
8 10 | aud ) .. third. Time, IL 20.
;iiicic. Vcneta Strome. Black Chief, Sherwood,
seaclin and Aontcaln also
Fourth race. and Que tourth miles three
'esr-vids and upward; dominion handicap;
,1ESe, So. .0O--Star Charter. II3 tBu:wpil, 4 to
!, = T. ) and :. Won. .Frog Legs, Ito
JDftu-l. 10 7. 10 : and / =, second;
icau turiong, ls1 tNusgrayri. u To /. to
nd even, 1nrl Tune. 2.v% SO BucShorn,
5uv Fisher. Counties. Superstition, The Man
.ser and Plate Glass also coupled In the
tctting.
WITH race, threcyear-old<: handicap: six fur
ougs-Sprinsi-osrd. 100 davies, Is "a |, d to
and 8 Ia j. won. sltamaIa Iu2 ,McCahey,
/" 70 l, 70 and : 10 !, seccod. Covl loo
Hopkins. u to !, l aud =, third
FINE, f.I2 =. Cherry seed, Coy Lad. Helen
Sarbee, IcrtLsbrt King Comnvner and Lahore
H.. r@n.
.,ixtn race on.. and tnr,.e->ixtcenth miles;
3Ts.--N e9- cldS< 5ud upward selling purse
.8s'- Reyte.utH. I"5 ,I.In~b.,rryt . IL :, III TO
p ami sflt. E"pt F4tcs.ds, ia@ tfeahaul, :. 10
!. - . SHI ] - :: second; Fred Muibc-
ard. H. .ShI,tia=er,. : /. !. t. : and eyen
zhird. Time. - -. supervisor. Accord and
a. Ngnd;i also
seventh race. ono and opc-si1 tceuth miles ;
.5r.-s yea ods and upward; selling purse. $500
!, Vou, co'. Ashneadc, i95 Teahsn'. to
! : !" ] and I" :. second: Noithorpe. H.
InftuSi - 70 I. 10 J aud 10 8, third.
Tine. sG2I Judge Monck Sand HiiI Com
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