The Washington times., 1912-10-20
THE MANAGER IS
AGAIN At HEAD OF
FIELD AT LAUREL
Adds Another Victory to Al
ready Enviable Record
/ of Wins.

ytaT-Otu lHt mhndbtI aoutu ahothSA
, leaf to his Ivy crown when he came
down in front of the best field Of horses
now In training in this country and an
nexed the $500 Washington Handicap.
the head liner in yesterdays ali-Btar
,>program at Laurel. s..
The gallant colt had up the top
weight, 124 pounds. yet he set the pace
from the start and nothing was ever
able to get to him. II was q mighty
. sa ana Sns
behind him, the irst y was run In o:3S,
the mile in 1:sS Is. and the mile and
one-eighth in 1:5l As, making . new
| track record. At the fnish the winner
was staggering. all out to the last
ounce.
Worth, who is now back to something
of his real form, was the runner-up and
was going the strongest of all at the
finish, Behind the Hallenback colt was
old Superstition, whose owner elected
to give up sure thing In the last race
and take a flyer at at the e. big g,1mr,,n handicap. ss.
fore the race. was something OF disap-
pointment The Schorr colt was out
run all the way and though hard ridden
lacked the speed to get In front.
Schorr Disappointed.
Although Mr.. Schorr was disappoint-
ed In the big event Of the day he was
in n measure compensated by the brill
iant performance Of his star two-year-
old, Leochares, in the third race, when
he made show Of field Of the best
youngsters at the track and ran the
athree quarters In 1:12 S-b.
In his last out Leochares was crowd
ed back at the start and was beaten Dy
Yankee Notions and Frederick l.; With
q fair break yesterday he came through
ton. The public Is now looking for an
other meeting between Leochares, Yam
kee Notions and Frederick L. before
It finally decides which is the best colt
The surprise OF the race was the per-
formance Of Dave Gideon's Ogden colt,
His Majesty, wh,ch was facing the start
er for the first time. This one ran a
great race and finished a bang-up sec
pnd. with a race or TWO more & mnasi a,,
guessing. 1t looks as II another Rich
nond was in the two-year-old field. The
Eiallcnt ack candidate. Hobnob showed
plenty Of early speed but he Is evi-
dently a non-stayer.
The steepiechase, one of the features
Df the afternoon. resulted In the dis
;ralliet.tion of Jesuit which was
home first after brilliant run through
he fe,c. The mlx,up occurred at the
esuit swerved over In front OF
iun Cotton, which was closing fast
nd might have won. The foul was
vident and the stewards promptly al
Dwed II.
Banner Well Supported.
Anthony Allen had Banner In this
ace and the mare was we'll supported
siht at post time. Banner showed early
peed but tired at the end and pulled
Ip lame.
Royal Meteor. which has been knock
ng at the door for some time, finally
anded In the first race after stiff
battle with Chiffon Squaw which went
to the post 100 to !. The Chiffon Ally
made ts. the he pace and was only beaten
Actur .he race tn. winner. which was
entered to be sold for $500, was boosted
4" 500. and knocked down to l.. VI. ra;-
9of trainer for II. C. Halienback. Royal
ietc'.i was cut ou, for Il stake horse.
but since leaving sam Hildreths hands
has done very little. The fact that the
stable made no attempt to protect him
would seem to indicate that the geld
ng did not amount to much.
very warm tip was out on Republi-
ban In the NTH race and lie was sent
the post to favOrite. This colt
bad shown excellent form In his West
rn races and as his stable connections
relieved him ready. he seemed q good
hing. Republican ran a fine race but
as just beaten out by Penobscot.
Ihe Yankee colt Is hard horse to
Euess. At times he makes his friends
he time the checks are down he runs
bad race and upsets everything.
Captain Presgrave's Acton showed well
here and Is about due to win
ace.
Isidora in Shape.
Isidora has been gradually running
lerself into shape, and yesterday she
ient over, taking the sixth race after
hard drive with Rosscaux, which
osed very resolutely. Fitzsimmons
praying for a muddy track. and II
yer It comes he will surely land
osseaux In front, no matter what the
lmpany may be.
me in the last race. when AraseG,
|cquelina and Col. Ashmeade came
wR SO close together that only the
dges could separate them. Chester
(de a sorry showing. and It might be
well to pass him UP for the future.
g IN too shcrt TO daily with brutes
this character.
omorrow's entries are.
AUREL. Md. Oct. 1s.-Entries for
nday. Octooer p:
TT racee;1Two-year-olds; selling:
Captain Elliott. 10l; 'Briair Path,
miss Edith. l02: 'Ralph Lloyd, los;
is Queen. lo7: Pandora, lO7.
Fcond race-steeplechase: three
r-oius anu up selllng; purse, xOO,
IT course, about 2 miles; sBiack
ige. 1856; Lizzie Flat 139; Shannon
er. III; Prince Hampton, 1H; Lu-
!, IA; Banner, IA.
lird race-Three-yea -olds and up:
ng: purse. $500: six furlons; Sidon,
Ochrs Court, 102: Affable, i03; He
C, l0t: Mindnette. 104; Coming
IN, 106; Cherry Seed los; 'Rose
ZEN. 107; Tom Massie. los; Jack Num-
y, l09; Magazine, Ill: Deduction, liz;
Loyal, ia; Mr.. Specs. lis; Amoret,
Hoffman. 120: also eligible, Napier,
Silas Grump. l01: Toniata., log; Car
, lOi; 'Argonaut, lp.
ourth race-Ail ages: fillies and
res: one mile: purse. 5000: one mile.
ney Bee. SO; Ringing, SO: Star Jas
ne. lo2; Amelia jerks. 1903: Flamma,
sticker, l07: Hedge. 107.
fifth race-Three-year-old and up:
ling; purse. $500: one mile and
venty yards. 'Muff 1O4 Irish Kid,
'Pardher. l05; Cheer Up, l06: Lord
am III: Henry Hutchinson Ill;
lone! Cook. ia: Royal Meteor. 107.
Sixth NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and up;
ling: purse. $500; one and one-six-
fnth miles, 'Bonnie Eloise, 1Ol: Trl- |
b. 10l: Roy, 10l; Manassek, l0l: Banor- |
A. 1l3: INV Gal lO3. Nauphty I ad