The Washington herald., 1912-10-23
FOUR PAQORlTES
HOME IN FRONT
AT LAUREL TRACK
Numerous Scratches Reduce Fields,
and Starters Are Few-Fly.
ing Fairy Wins at Last.
ANNE ARUNDEL STAKES TODAY

Laurel. Nd. Oct. 22-scratches were
numerous to-day. and the fields were
comparatively small. The public broke
about even. or a shade better. Four
favorites managed to come home first
under the wire. Flying Fairy. who has
been noised about as a probable winner.
brought the bacon home to-day. He
has been knocking at the door for some
time. and to-day was the day. Phyllis
Antoinette. tho favorite, was second.
while Ambrose was third.
Tartar won the second race from a
fair lot. Tenpoint was second. and Gros-
venpr third. Tartar's victory to-day
stamps him as a good two-year-old, and
Is capable Of beating much better COM
pany.
Joe knight came back to-day and cap
tured the third event on the programme.
He was prohibitive favorite. and at
no stage Of the journey was there a
doubt as to the winner. Chemulpo ran
a fair race and managed TO beat Veneta
Strome out for third money.
The fourth race was scratched down
to four starters. The winner turned up
well OF late. Altamaha, another good
horse. was second. while Jawbone was
third, and Sir John johnson also ran.
Busybody Wins Fifth.
Busybody managed to win the fifth
event on the card. while Premier was
second. and J. II. Houghton third.
There was not much class in this race.
though Double Five looked the most
probable winner. He ran a disappoint-
ing race and was never in the money.
The last event went to Pat Civ1rs
Apiaster. cleverly ridden by Tehan.
Michael Angelo. the consistent place
horse. was second, and Adolante. an out
slider. third.
Tomorrow the Anne Arundel Stakes
will be run. This is worth $3.50 added
to the winner. washington's favorite
Superstition will start in this event. pro-
viding the track is fast. Old ''Supe"
don't like the mud. II the track 10 fast
he looks like the probable winner. His
last race, third to oThe Manager, was a
mighty good effort. and had the race
been a little further the chances are
that he would have beaten T. Mellow
ellis prize-winner.
good one, and some good races should
be derived therefrom.
Jockey Johnny UIal. aged eighteen.
who was under contract to Jack Nc
Ginnis. died to-day at Johns Hopkins
Hospital. Baltimore. from typhoid-pneu-
monia- Ural was a native Of Brooklyn.
where he will be buried in Flatbush
Cemetery. The summaries
FIRST RACE-Maiden tvoyear-olds: sx fur1oneS
Flying Fairy. 100 Dariesl. to L Won: Phyilis An
tonetfe. 100 (Bruce,. To !. second: Ambruse LIZ
(ButwelD. ( to l. third. Tine. l:lolS. Mohawk
Girl. Tweedeede. Corncracker. Bourgeois. Fashion
Wing. Kayderuseros. Coss. Coin. and Rhnmb also
ran
SECOND RACE-Two-yesrolds: nre and one half
furloass. Tartar. LIZ Glass. IL to %. won: Ten
Point 1os tBnce). L To l. scupd: Grussenor. lG
tMcraGzaTtl 10 tn l. third Time. % Is. Fuchsa.
Aftergiow. Scallywas. and Flammaricn also ran-
THIRD RACE -Three-yearolds and upward: sell
ing: sx furlonss Toe knight T OicIntyrel. . to 10.
meta strome lT tFordl. IL to z third Tina lis
Napier. Thrifty. Pride Of Lismore. Nimbus. Mr.
Specs Chiffon Queen and Ths Rascal also ran
FOURTH RACE-Handicap: all ses: one mile
Carlton G.. ll0 NfcIntyrs), Is to g. Won Atiamaha,
100 tSchuttinger) to ). seoond; Jawbone. ll0
tKirschhauml % to !. third. Time, l.t2 IS John
johnson also ran
FIFTH RACE-Threeyearo olds and UPWARD sell-
ing: six fuhonsA The Bugbody. lG tSchuttineer,.
6 To l. Premier. IA tForil. 10 to l. second: J.
II. HUlghtnn. llo tsmalD. to !. third Tine.
1853 Responseful, Onaer. and Double Five also
ran
SIXTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards. Apt
aster. loo tTeahanl. to I. won Michael Angelo Ill
(Knapp,. 6 to l. second: Adolante. lo3. Is to l.
third Time 1924 Wood Dure Monsieur Y
Turbine Donald Mcdonald, and Hampstead also
ran.