Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-10-12
D. MCDONALD WINS
Hollands Game Gelding Cap
lures Selling Stakes.
MAKES NEW TRACK RECORD
Cadeau Falls and Jockey Neander
Is Seriously Injured at
Laurel.
Special Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
LAUREL. Nd. October lI-with the
largest crowd OF the meeting on hand
cheering him as he passed the wire, j. l.
Hollands Donald Mcdonald, one of the
most consistent winners of the year, wor
the Anne Arundel selling stakes, at a mile
and an eighth, this afternoon at Laurie
Park, establishing a new track record FOL
the distance, 1.52 An accident occurred IL
the race which will cause Jockey Neandel
to be out of the saddle for some time
Cadeau. j. G. Oxnard's three-year-old
filly. was crowded against the fence at tht
sixteenth pole by Barnegat and Black
ford. and the FLY was thrown to ths
ground with Neander under her. The boy
was taken to the Jockeys room in an un
conscious condition, and later sent to the
hospital. He was under contract to Tom
Healy. This was the only incident of the
afternoon to mar the splendid program.
1t was a great throng that watched the
sport and some Of those noticed in the
boxes were the Russian ambassador.
George Bakhmeteff. and party offriends;
Capt. Robert Higgins. U. S. n, and Mrs:
Higgins: Mrs. l.. A. Livingston. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Johnson, Miss Edna Noyes,
Miss Grace Hess, Mr. Robert Lee Evans,
Mr.. Myron Parker, jr.; Mr.. Oscar Clax-
ton, Mr.. William III. Kimball and Miss
Virginia MILAN of Washington and a
number of prominent society folk of Bal
timore and Philadelphia. There would
have been a score Of other distinguished
people from New York but for the open
ing of the Piping Rock meeting But those
who were present were greatly pleased
when Donald Mcdonald. at all times the
favorite and well played, won the feature
event.
1t was big field that started in the
stake. with some play on all Of them.
When the barrier went up Elvah was of
flying, with Kalinka and B1ackford close
UP and the others strung out. 1t was not
until the far turn was reached that Nc
Taggart found an opening and rushed the
favorite to the front on the outside. while
Barnegat and Blaekford were in the con-
tending positions. Cadeau. who was last
to leave the post. was closing fast at this
point and NeandeS sent her through on
the rail at the turn into the stretch She
was gaining at every stride when crowded
against the fence. Donald Mcdonald.
Blackford and Barnegat finished in the
order named after a driving finish with
the favorite a length in front of Black
ford, while Barnegat was a length and a
half away.
Summaries.
First race. selling; two-year olds; five and one
half furlongs-Brave Cunarder, 112 tBurlngame,.
Z TO l. 2 to ! and TO D. won; Zodiac, 100
tMusgravel. 8 to I, to 3 aud 3 to ), second;
Galaxy. 104 CWaidron). 9 to 3, . to . and to
.. third. Time. LOT So. Milkyway. Heartbeat
and Trademark also ran.
Second race, steeplechase handicap; three-yesr-
olds and up; about two miles-Dizzie Flat tKeat-
ingl, l6 to ,. to and to 3, won; ]. G.
Ewalt. 40 tBowserl. IS TO .. even and to 2.
second: Octopus. 100 CLARK. G to 5, to 2 and
out third Time. 400. Racebrook fell. Flat
terer also
Third race. Anne Arundel selling stake; three
year-oids and no; one mile and eighth
Donald Mcdonald. 90 o. McTaggart). 8 to ). !
to and ont. won; 'Blackford. 96 WARD. lS
Nathan, is to 5. to 10 and to ;. third.
Time. 1852. II Orc. Tactics. Kalinka. Col.
Cook. Elwah and Cadeau field also ran.
Fourth race. handicap for all ages: one mile.
and out, won: Lochiel. 80 callahan, 10 to I,
9 to l and 4 to 3. second; Ringing, % fFordl.
40 to /. 10 to and to !. third. Time. 1.s8 1-3.
Immersion. 6. NJ. Miller. Flamma and Knight
Fifth race. selling: tfree-year-olds and mp;
five and one-haif furiongs-Golliwog. i07 Fright
mire,, to !. TO and Q to g.. won; Sir
even. second: Edith Inez, 1902 WARD 40 to |.
20 10 and 10 to 1. third. Time. 1.O1 2-5.
yos:horpes tsemiquayg, Elsewhere fremief,
Sixth race. maiden two-yesr-olls: six furloncs-
Preside. 1O4 (Byrne), to ). : to 10 and / to
I3. won; John +. Nixon. 107 Callahan. to 2.
Iineame, 3 to /. 8 to s and 3 to 3. third.
Thine. LIS. Malik. Waterfall, Hudas Brother,
Peacerock and Chief MAGISTRATE also ran.
sWatkins entry. iIislienbeck entry.