The Washington herald., 1913-10-31
JOHN REARDON
Wins FEATURE
R. G. Martins Chestnut Geld
ing Captures the Al-Ase
Handicap at Laurel.
DARTWORTH IS SECOND
Jockey Burlinsame Piloh Getelus First
Under the Wire from a Good
Field In Third Race.

Laurel. Nd. Oct sa-Getting on to a
good start, r. G. Martins chestnut geld
ing, John Reardon. with Johnny Nc
Taggart up, captured first money in the
fourth race. an ali-ages selling handicap.
at distance OF one mile and q six
teenth. Dartworth. Working Lad. and
Oakhurst, were about equally favored
by the public in this event, while John
Reardon was as good as 10 to !. Dart
worth assumed the lead at the jump and
kept ahead until the turn, when John
Reardon flashed by and landed well In
front. Dartvorth got second position
while Working Lad came In the money.
In the third race. a five-and-a-haif fur
long handicap for two-year-oids, Gotelus.
the public's choice. was brought home a
winner by Jockey Burlingame. Brave
cunarder finished second just behind the
winner. and Water Lady nosed out
Roamer. a well-played horse. for third.
In the first and second races of the
card the talent was hard hit. Anayri, a
strong favorite in the opening event.
failed to stand the gan and was passed
by Ralph Lloyd, % to shot ridden by
Deronde. in the stretch. Anavri retained
second place and J. II. Haughton, a
strong second choice. came third.
Rishteasy Beatcn.
Form players suffered in the second
race when their choice, Righteasy. was
beaten out in a driving finish by j.
Ryan's Cecil. paying 6 to /. Cecil re-
sponded gamely to Halsey's whip and
breezed by the favorite In time to lana
the big part OF the purse. Aftergiow fol-
lowed Righteasy in the money.
In the fifth race, the favorite. Colors.
failed to get In the one. two. three class
Louise Travers. a second choice, ridden
by Buxton, was in first In the five and
a half furiong event. pulling away FROM
the bunch in the stretch and winning
easily. El Mahdi was second and Red
path third.
Wolfe brought horne Tartar. the favor
!te, q winner In the final OF the day. =
one mile affair. Tartar was kept behind
Cadeau and Impression for the greater
part Of the distance. but forged to the
front at the turn. Cadeau ran second
and knight OF Uncas beat out Impress
sion for third place
Tomorrow will witness the close OF
the meeting at this track, six good
events being carded for the farewell pei
fOrmance. The big feature viii be the
fourth frsce, the American Grand Ma
tional Handicap at one and one-eighth
miles, and some classy horses are en-
tered for the event
The SUMMARIZE.
FIRST RACE-Sellinz: three-ycar-o'ds and up
ward; SIX furionss. Ralph H. Lloyd. s Derondel.
% TO l, to l. 4 to !. won; Anavr, loi (Fsir-
brother1, even, to 2 to 4. second: J. II. HOugh-
ton. le7 twsldronl. to l. to 2. to 70. third
Time, II6 Cherry Seed. Tom Holland. Top Rock,
Kinder Lou. sherlock Holmes. J. II. REED. Judge
Monck. Chenault. Venetian. and La Sa ia also nan.
SECOND RACE-Selling: threeyear-olds and up
wand sir furlongs Cecil. h5 (Halseyl. TO ]. to
s. to 3 won; Right Easy. la Dcrundel. to s. !
10 to s. second; Afterglox, los callahan. II to
!. to /. 2 to l. third Time. LIS fS sprngnas
Fanchette. ToiSon dor. Princess Industry, Auto
Maid Glen Beaehy. vested Rights Molhe RichardA
semi-Q -Q,lAEer. and Joe Gaitens also ran
THIRD RACE-Handcap; txo-yeAr-olds; nre and
one-hah furlonEs. Goteius. Ia tBmlinsAmel. even.
2 to S. cut, won: Brave cunarder. Nc Derunde1. z
TO l, to 2 TO s. second; Water Lady. % (Ford).
. to l. to I, to third. Time, % Is Roamer,
Gar Michael. Holiday. and Gsllop also nan
FOURTH RACIAL ages; selling; handicap;
one and onesixteeuth miles. John Reardon. loe q.
McTagsArtl. 70 to l. to l, to 6. won; Dartworth.
Ill Buxton). u TO s. 10 s. to s. second; Working
Lad. lG (Niclans), 4 to !. 10 5. TO 10. third
Time. lsa Is. Tactics. oakhurst. Aitamahs. and
Brynlimah also Ian-
FIFTH RAcE-selling: twoyea-olds; five and
sue-hAn furionex LOuise Tnrers. los tBuItonl. ,
to l. to /. to l. secund; Redpath. IL (FnschI,
Is to 5. even. to ., third. Time. loe. Bulgar.
Harvest Queen, Tom Hancock. Colors. and Mary
Warren also nan.
SIXTH RACE-Threeyear-oids and upward; one
and one-siIteenth miles. Tartar lcs twoifel. q to
). to ). out. won; Cadeau. lcs (BWiingamel. to
!, to 10. 70 ;. second: knight Of Uncas. lis II.
DaTies) % to !, to !. 70 .. third Time. lsR "a
impression. Ambrose, Ms. LAlly. and Early Light
also ran.