The Washington herald., 1912-10-27
YANGBB NOTIONS
CAPTURES BIG
zANNAPOLISSTAKBS
I. artar L Second in Feature Event
1t laurel Track-Leochares
\ Is Third.
MONSTER CROWD SEES RACES

Special to The washingtoo Herald.
Laurel, Nd, Oct a.-Nothwithstanding
the fact that the track was heavy. one
Of the largest holiday crowds of the
r,eetins turned out to-day to witness the
running Of six events, including the An
napOiis Juvenile Stakes. with an added
value Of 5000. The track was in much
better condition than expected. and while
II was heavy. 1t was distinct improve
ment Of that over yesterday.
The feature event. the handicap for
two-year-olds. brought the best two-year-
olds in the country to the barrier. The
consistent Yankee Notions. who has
proved to be the best two-year-old
in this part of the country. came home
the winner, while Tartar was second and
the Canadian champion. Leochares, was
third. Rockview, who was supposed to
be at home In the mud, was out OF the
money.
Yankee Notions performance to-day
stamps him as the champion two-year-
old of the season. He Is not partial to
any kind of going. being at home on a
fast track as well as on heavy one.
Captain Elliott Takes Ftrst.
Captain Elliot, who has been "touted'
for a good thing on many an occasion.
won the first event. His victory over In
surance Man. who was supposed to be
the real goods" was a distinct surprise.
The latter did not finish in the money.
Chemulpo won the second event, at
nice. long odds Ochre Court. who won
yesterday, was installed favorite to-day,
but the best he could do was to run
third. His performance was not as good
as that Of yesterday when he beat a
better field.
Flying Yankee annexed the third event.
beating Rosseaux short head. The con-
sistent place horse, as he is better
known-Michael Angelo-broke all prec-
ecents to-day by winning the fifth race.
Naughty Lad was second. The latter was
played for a good thing Thursday, but
failed
The final event went to Troyweight
while Pardner was second.
Novelty Race.
For the balance of the meeting, which
Is drawing to a close, the management
has provided several novelties which will
be an added attraction to their fair.
which promises TO be the best ever held
in these parts of the country. Many new
sheds and houses are being built in
order to stall the cattle and horses that
will be placed on exhibition.
The card offered for Monday is an ex-
cellent one. and with fair breeze over
SUNDAY the track should be in excellent
condition. The summaries:
FIRST RACE-Twoyear-oldsh five and one halt
furlongs. Captain Elliott lT tScbuttinSer,. u
TO s. won; Continental iG tButwelll. to ).
second; Chuckles. Ioi Doyle. to l. third. Time,
I'LL As. Latent Insurance Man, Lasainrela, Sand
hog and Mohawk Boy also ran.
SECOND RACE-Selling; three-year-olds and up
ward; five and one-hah furiongs. Chemulpo. los
iByrrel. L to i. won; Madman. ITO tknapp).
to l. second Ociire Court. Il0 Martini. to 5.
third. Time, II22 IS. FIail, sidon. Magazine.
Argpnaut. Tom Msssie. and Cardiff also ran.
THIRD RACE-Selling: for threeyear-olds and
upward; six furiongs. FLYING Yankee. lH tGlassl.
5 to = won: Russeaux lis ButweiD. to 5. sec
Grd Joe knight Io7 tMcIntyrel. to !. third.
Time l:T IS Rose Queen. Isidora, and Winning
Widow also ran
FOURTH RACE-Annapolis Juvenile Stakes: for
two-year-olds; six furlo0gs. Yankee Notions. l4
ttilassI l3 to S. won; Tartar lH (ButwelD, to
l. second: Leochares. 1le tTeahanl, to . third.
Time, l:l6 35. Frederick L. and Rockview also
ward; one mile Michael Angelo. ITO tTeahanl, z
to S. won: Naughty Lad, lie fButwelD. to 2
sccond: Rey. lo3 tByuel. to 2 third. Time.
1895 Senator Sparks. Mindnette, Chiffon
Squaw. Longhand and Ccm Beachey also
SIXTH RACE-Selling; three e-year-olds and up
yard; one mile and seventy yards. Troyweight,
fD GLASS. IL to 5. won; Pardner los rTeahanl,
6 to 5. secord; Henry Hutchinson, ll3 Frascil. .
to . third. Time. l:fs rs. Stairs, Madeline L..
srA Rsnorplla also ran.