The Washington herald., 1913-10-16
Whitney's English Horse Fails
to Prove a Wonder at
Laurel Park.
HANDICAP TOSCALLYWAG
BY G. w. SWAN.

Laurel, Nd, Oct. I5.-All-Gold. Harry
Payne Whitney's famous English horse,
again disappointed many betters at Lau-
rel Park today, when he came in a poor
fourth in the All Ages Handicap. which
was won by Dr.Duenner with Lochiel
second and Ringing in the show position.
All-Gold was touted as the hottest tip
ever handed an American betting public
last week, and, when started. ran a
poor race. This afternoon 1t was thought
by those ''in the know that AIl-Gold
would surely show his true worth; and
II his work this afternoon is the best the
Persimmon-D'or horse is capable of.
Harry Payne Whitney will win but few,
IL any, races with his English thorough
bred.
The Whitney horse was well played in
the ring, odds of 9 to 10 being the best
obtainable. DIR. Duenner was backed
rather heavily, as was Hedge. Lochiel
was on in the lead and maintained this
position until rounding the turn, when
DR.. Duenner swept past the Bedwell
gelding.
ScRIlywag in Front.
of the Canvas Back Selling Stakes, a
dash. Belamour, the Bel
mont winner. was a starter in this
event, but second place was the best
the Rock Sand-Beldame horse could
make, as Scallywag was on with
rush and was never headed. Campeon,
Dick Carman's winner Of Monday, was
also started in this race, but finished
among the also rams. Prince Ahmed.
all primed up, was the third horse
past the judges stand.
III,
winners. as did Byrne. Byrne had the
mount on ScaIlywag and DIR. Duenner.
the horses which won the two stake
races on the card.
Jockey Nathan received a bad fall in
the fifth race at the start. He fell OF
and was carried of the field
in a stunned condition. Fred Levy,
at 10 to l, proved to be the winner Of
this race with Lord Wells second and
Cecil third.
The first race went to Mary Warren,
well ridden by Johnny McTaggart No
Manager was second and Stonehedge
third. wanita. one OF the starters, was
jumped on, and had to be destroyed
after the race.
Cactus Bud n Winner.
Cactus Bud. heavily hacked. breezed
home i'm the second event. a steepleChase
ul ABOUT TWO IllltS- hfibS. at VA
craft and Mo fell at second jump, leay-
ing Cactus Bud. Promoter and Nclsini as
the contenders. Promoter led all the
way, until coming out OF the inheid.
when Cactus Bud went To the front. The
EoldinE was an easy winner.
The last race was victory for John
Reardon. with Fred Mulholland second
and HOnescrest third. IIomecrest lied
until coming into the home stretch, when
John Reardun jumped TO the front, close
" followed by Fred MulhUlland.
Seven races are carded for tomorrow
q ftcrnoon. including the Army officers
Service Cup race at mile. This event is
sure to attract many society folk OF
Washing .. Philadelphia. and Baltimore.
and Col. Matt J. Winn has made prep
arations for handling the banner crowd
Of the meeting.
The Summary.
FIRST RACE-Sclling; tWoyear-olds; five and
furlongs Mar Warren, 100 u. MSTag-
gartl 4 to l. TO s. TO 10. won: No Manager. 100
Nathan. 100 to l. ~ TO l. % to l, secOnd; Stone
herge Iu5 ts Davis. to !. to !. to 5, third.
Time. l0s 275. Transformation, Battling Nelson.
Hanita, Margaret Meise. DOmbra. Aunt Elsie, Spit
FIRE. Milky Way. ColEan. and Maid Mohawk also
SECOND RACE-steeplechaSe three-year-olds and
upward; maidens; about two miles. Cactus Bud, l52
JBuwserl. to ?. to 5. TO 5. won; Prumoter. Us
l52 (HigEins. % to ]. to !. to l. third. Time,
las Only three finished.
THIRD RACE-CanIas back selling stake; three
year-olds and upward; sik furlongs scaltywag. lG
IByrne), 30 to l. s to l, to l. won; Belamour, Is
S to 2. to 5, to 5. second; Prince
Ahmed. lis (Burlngame). Il to l. to l, to ].
third Time II3 Campeon, Sherwood, Water
Wells, MontressOr. GenestA, and Briar Path also
-an.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap: all ages; mile DR..
Duenner l0i (Bynel. TO 5, ! to 2. out, won;
Lochiel. IG3 (Callahan). to l, to 5. ! to 2.
second; Ringing, IO2 u. McTaggart), % to l, 8
10 !. 2 to l, third. Time -. All Gold, Hedge,
Tactics, Altamaha, and knight Of Uncas also ran
FIFTH RACE-Selling; threeyear-olds and uIS
ward; six furlongs Fred Levy. lO5 Callahan. 10
% /, to J. to l. won; Lord Wells, 10 Dur
to S, to 10, to 5. second; Cecil l0e
Halsey) 10 TO !. to I. 2 to l, third. Time. |
IA IS. Semi QuaTer, Auto Maid. Nimbus. Sir
AlTescut. Veneta Strume A6olante. Llria. Rod and
im. Edith Inez. and Grenida also ran- GrenidA
ell
SIXTH RACE-selling; threeyear-ohs and up
yard: mile and q sixteenth. John Reardon, ll2 |
y. McTSggart), to ?. L to 2. to 4. won: FIJd |
ITO tWSldrOn). 10 70 l, 10 l. to 2. |
econd; Homecrest 10 Dariesl. Il to !. to l. to
!, third Time. 1A6 IS. Chester Krun. Brando, |
Billy Vandcrveer, and Cogs also ran.