The Washington herald., 1913-10-10
d ACTNT All Gold Runs Poor
NIAOllNO--Race at Laurel Track
All Gold Is Beaten
In First Start Here
Harry Payne Whitney's Famous English Horse Runs
Poor Race at Laurel Track-Another
Long Shot Goes Over.

Laurel, Nd, Oct 9.-An Gold, Harry
Payne Whitney's famous English thor.
oughbred, was handed out today al
Laurel Park as the real good thing OF
the meeting. He was touted so strong
that the bookies refused to lay better
than I to > against him.
All Gold was absolutely last in a field
of six starters.
The Whitney horse was bought in Eng
land with Whisk Broom, and was rated
Just as good as Whisk Broom by many
Of the wise ones. His race today, his
first start in America. was a disappoint-
ment, and he was never contender and
ran poor race. All Gold was bred by
the late King Edward, and is by Persim-
mons-Dame dor. The winner of the
handicap turned up in Impression, fairly
well played at 10 to !. Tactics was sec
ond and Spearhead third.
CIeIrs Sister Wins.
Another long shot went over in tie
second event, a steepIechase race at two
miles. Cells Sister with odds of from
81 to 80 to ! against her. came home in
front after Unaware bolted at the last
jump. Navarro led the field from the
start and was sure winner up to the
time he bolted at the final jump.
Shannon River. the odds on favorite,
Vas second and Promoter third.
Johnny McTaggart rode home the
winner in the opening brush in Moncreif,
the to favorite. Moncreif was never
in danger. and won easily. Venetian
was second and Rod and Gun third.
Salon came home in front in the third |
race beating The Spirit and Mater by |
a head. Galaxy was the leader all the !
way until coming into the stretch, and |
then she stopped short Ward failed TO |
ride his usual clever race. which had a /
strong bearing on Galaxy's failure to
finch in the lead.
Fifth to Home Crest.
Fifteen horses faced Starter Milton in
the NTH race and it was a mere scram-
lie. HOmeCrest proved to he the best OF
the lot with Beach Sand second and
Reno third.
Two good things were handed Dut for
the last race. Irish Boy and Elbold
The winner turned up in Fascinating.
who was well played in the ring at > to
Fascinating was well off in front. and
finished alone. Johnny McTaggart rode
clever race on Elboid. bringing his
mount home second after a poor start.
Recession was third. summary:
FIRST RACE-SellinE: three-year-olds and up
ward; five and half frrlungs Monrrief l5 a. |
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second; Rod and Gun, 10 Daviesl. s 70 l. third q
Time. % % Melville Old Grow Horace Z. Z
AEnar. Prince Floral SurTass Miss Edith. Ford a
mai, Montcslm Herms. IT. and Union Jack / :
ais" ran. !
SECOND RACE-Steerlcchasc: two miles CIeI's =
Sister. h3 iheatInEl % to ]. won; Shannon River
ib lAllcul. second, Promoter. I32 dayton third.
Time. 4l9. Navarro out. E1bart also ran I a
THIRD RACE-TWo-y car-olds: selling; five and a
half furlGngs- Salon. los tDeronde). to s. won
The STirit. IS Smith. second Mater. is but / ~
velD. third. Time. lIs Is. OrtyI. Galaxy and \,
iarvc-t Queen also ran
FOURTH RACE-Mile and a sixteenth; all ages: N
lsndicap. impression. 10 lMusgraveJ. 10 10 l. won
Tactics. i0I rTeahanl. second: Spcarhead 81 y
CAMPBELL, third Time, LES IS. All Gold Bob 7,
(. and Flamma also ran.
FIFTH RACE Selling: three ycar-olis and IN ID
ard: one mile Home Crc-,. JOS davies 5 to J. II
ROM Reach Sand. I0s TTuXlsrl. second: Reno G. =.
% Callahan. third. Timn. l.i22-& Charles f. !,
i1inser, Nottingham. Bay Brook. Aware, . U =,
custer. Sir ANCscOt, DEFY Ursa Major. Joe =.
iaitens. Hans Creek. Rev and Little Ep also IAN NJ
SIXTH. RACE-Maden fIIics and geIdiuEs: two ,
ear-odS; i've and half frTlDngs Fascinating lOs a.
Mus=raTel. TO won Elhiod. IOs u. McTasEartl. ~,
'C"nd; Recession. los tKaTrickl. third. Time, | I,
90 As Tandsticker. ColSsn. J. b MsylOv. Irish !
BOY. LanceUood. Aunt Elsie. Master Joe ard NJ
ClCn VI. also ran. hc