The Washington herald., 1913-10-12
HOLLAND entry
HOME FIRST IN
ARUNDEL STAKE
Old Donald Mcdonald, with
}. McTaggart Up, Wins
Big Race Of Card.
JOCKEY NEANDER HURT
Cadeau Throws Rider, but Injury Is
Not SeriOus-Largest Crowd of
Meet at Laurel.
By c. W. SWAN.

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Mcdonald, J. L. Hollands veteran
stake horse, galloped home in front
IN the Anne Arundel selling stakes
today at Laurel Park. winning
from good field through the
clever riding of little Johnny Nc
Taggart. Elwah jumped into the
lead at the start, with Donald Nc
Donald in the rut. Rounding the
turn, the Holland entry came with
rush, and, with McTaggart urg-
ing him, breezed by the field and
swept past the judges stand
winner. The pace proved too fast
for Elwah. and Blackford and
Barnegat, of the Watkins stable,
ran in the money. "Old Don" was
boosted $1,000 over his entered
price, but was retained by Owner
Holland.
The feature race furnished an
other sensation. Jockey Neander,
up on Cadeau. had a narrow es-
cape from serious injury. Cadeau
swerved into Barnegat coming into
the home stretch and fell, unseat-
ing Neander.
Jockey Is stunned.
The mare apparently fell on ton n
Neahder, but the jockey was only
stunned. ScrambIing to her feet. Cadeau
carefully stepped over the PROSTATE form
OF the jockey and raced past the judges
: stand Neander was carried from, The
track. but an examination showed no
serious injury. He was forced. however,
to cancel his remaining engagements for
the day.
Johnny McTaggart rode another winner
IN the next race, the All Ages Handicap-
al mile. Adams Express. coupled with
| Impression as the HaIIenbeck entry vas
the horse which came home in front.
with Lochiel second, and Ringing third
Lochiel was of with a rush, leading the
held 10 the turn. when McTaggart
brought Adams Express up. IochieI
tired in the stretch, and Adams Express
won by a head.
The first race went TO H G BedweII's
Brave Cunarder. well PLAYED in the ring
the tavOrites. but the former failed To
get in the money. while Galaxy i1Irnped
into third place Brave Cunarder was
on in tine lead. closely followd by Heart
| beat and Zodiac. The Bedwen colt failed
I to tire, and swept by the Judges stand
with plenty in reserve Zodiac was sec
ond and Galaxy third.
SteepIechaSe TO Lizzie Flat.
The second event. a steepIechase AZ
two miles, went to Lizzie Flat in a great
finish. J. c. Ewalt led the field from
the sixth jump. when Flatter ran her
self out. and maintained a good lead to
the stretch. Octopus was right up with
the leader, with Lizzie Flat a good
third. Coming into the stretch. Lizzie
Flat raced into the lead. winning bv
a half length. Racebrok fell at the first
jump.
Golliwogg came home in front in the
fifth race. five and a half furlons dash,
Golliwogg was of in the lead. and was
never headed DR.. r l. Swarenger,
touted as a good thing, failed TO get
within striking distance of the leader.
Sir Alvescot was second and Edith Inez
third.
The sixth and last race went TO Fra
side, the welI-played favorite. Firesids
jumped into the lead at the start. and
won going away. John p. Nixon was
second and Small third.
The largest crowd of the meeting was
on hand today to see the running OF
the Anne Arundel Selling Stakes. sum
mary:
FIRST RACE-Selling: twoysar-olds. five and
one-hah furionSs. Brave Cunarder IL CBurIin-
Eimel to l. won; sodiac los tNIusEravel, to !.
sccoDd; GALAXY, lo4 CWaldronl. TO 5 third. Time'
1T 55 Milky Way. Heart Beat, and Trademari
also ran.
SECOND RACE-steeplechase; hapdic,D. tbr,..
ysar-olds and upward; about two miles. Lizzit
Flat. 40 tKeatingl. Is to S. won; ]. c. EEalt nd
C5O~ser). IS to 5. even. second: Octopus. 10
HClark). to 5. third Time, 40 Racsbrook fen
F1stter also finished
tTee-yearoldS and upward; mile and one-eighth'
Donald Mcdonald. IS u. McTa-gartl. ) 10 s Won.
Blackford S Ward. IL TO S. second. Rarneraf
l4 CNathanl. 1s to 5. third. Time. ISa n on
ished. Cadsau fell.
BiacSford and Banegat. Watkins entry.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap: all ages; one mile.
Adams Eyptess. ll9 u. McTagsartl 1 To ! yon.
Lochel. % (CaIlahanI. 10 to i send Ri,,i,.,
% Forll. 70 to l. third Time. IpI5. Imp-rs
sion, G. NJ. Miller. FGmma, and knight Of Unc4s
also ran.
Adams Express and Impression, HaHenbark s,t,r
FIFTH RACE-Selling; three-year-obds and m
ward: Eve and one-haf furlougs Golliwor- log
tRightmire). to l. won; Sir Alvescot l17 1sir.
brOtherl, to l, second; Edith Inez. ie2 Ward
20 to l, third Time. IM 2S volthorpe S,mj
QlaTer. Esewhere. Premier, Nimbus, Cleopat.
Minco Jimmy, DR.. r. L. Swearinger and Garden IA
Allah also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Tvoysar-olds; six f1rlourx FSr.
side. lA (Bymel. to s. won: John p Nixon Io7
tCallahanl. to 2, second: Small io7 (Rurlinrauel
) to !. third Time. i:B Malik Water Iad
Huda's Brother. Peacock. and Chef MAGISTRATE
also ran.
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devotees in Australia. At the recent New
South Wales tournament. the Prince OF
Wales match, emblematic OF the cham
pionship OF that State, was Won by W.
Faux. r. Mudd captured the Tramway
match, scoring seventeen consecutive