Evening star., 1913-04-20
FREDERICK |. ROMPS
Wins An the Way in Feature
Event at Havre de Grace.
FAVORITES SPLIT THE CARD
Jockey Lounsberry Has Leg Broken
Again and Goes to the
Hospital.

BALTIMORE. Md, April 19-Jockey
Lounsberry, who returned to the races
today at Havre de Grace after an alb
sence from the tracks Of several
months. due to the fact that his left
leg was broken in a race at Fort Erie
last summer, met with a similar mis-
fortune this afternoon, while the field
in the second race was lined up at the
barrier. Lounsberry had the mount on
Light o. My Life, and next to him was
Anayri, which became frightened and
kicked Lounsberry's mount Anavri's
hoof also hit the boys right leg and
he fell to the ground. He was later
taken to the Hayre de Grace Hospital,
where it is stated tonight that it will
be several days before he will be able
to leave the institution, his leg being
broken just above the ankle. Butwell
was substituted for Lounsberry. but
1T made no difference in the result,
for Caugh Hill. carrying 123 pounds,
sprinted into long lead soon after
the break and lasted long enough to
win with something to spare
The Wilmington stakes, worth $1,000
to the winner. went to Frederick L..
ridden perfectly by Musgrave. 1t was
a clever field OF three-year-olds that
went to the post, the distance of the
event being five and a half furlongs.
Frederick L. received heavy play at
5 to just at post time He outbroke
his field and set dazzling pace the
entire journey to win easily.
r. T. Wilson's Flying Yankee. the
favorite. took the third event in i'm
up in the last twenty yards to beat
out Double Five.
The weather was ideal. a gentle
southern breeze from the river swept
the course, which was thronged with
the largest crowd that ever ATTENDED d
the Havre de Grace track. Summaries
First race, three year-olds and upward; sell
ing; Eve and one-half furlongs.1hrifty 1903
Dunn. 10 l, to and to 20, Has
son. 100 tIIofmann,. 40 TO !. 10 10 ! and to
TO 5 and out third Time. 1.02 50. Chiffon
Dance, Rock Rest, Servicence, Tiger Jim and
Irene GHnmell also
Second race, three -year-olds and upward: sell
ing;s five and one half furIongs-Caugh Hill. 123
pickett. to 10, TO > and out. won: Light
10 3. second; Grover Hughes 10 burns. q
to /, : To and to 5, third Time l.01.
Rolling Stone, Aideorap and Anavri also ran.
cap five furiongs-Flying Yankee, 10 Wolf.
even. to > and out. Won: Double Five. no
tskirvnl. j 10 . to . and ont, second: Rey-
bourn, 1o9 Butwel,. . to =. i 70 and OUT,
third Time. 1.01 - Arcene also ran.
Fourth race the Wilmington stakes; 81 900
added: for three year ods: FIVE and one-half
furlongs-Frederick L.. 12o tMusgrayei. ) TO =,
and TO 5. won: Hester Prynne ~ Wolf,
20 10 !. 10 | and :, 10 = second: Flying
Fairy fu6 Davies. Is 10 l. TO / and :. 10 /.
third. Time l0I So. Palanqiin, Chrcales.
tirosvenor. Atontressir and Fifty Five also
Fifth race. th~e-year-o and upward: sell
ing. mile and seventy yartis-Set Back. 10
tIfaiseyi. :; 10 /. and = 10 won, Fred
Mulhoi and. f21 tEutwelh. TO l. TO . and
4 to s. second; Mary Ann X. 81 tDerande}.
to =, 10 and :. To ;. third. Time. Ia %.
Plant Hans Creek and Stairs also
Sixth race. twoyeaF-oids: four fnrlongs-En-
yer Bey. 100 (AmbrUsei. :: 10 !. even and ] 10
o. won: UErle Bnmie. 100 tSkirvfnt. 3 to !,
u 10 5 ard :: 10 ., second Armament, ld3 ME
CnneYI 20 10 /. "a l and ; ]. third.
Time oas Gamer, Robert Oliver and HUI
initiation also