The Washington herald., 1914-06-11
GOOD RACES AT
MARLBORO TRACK
Close Finishes Feature Sew
enth Day Of Race Meeting
In Maryland.
BAUER HAS CLOSE CALL
Jockey Falls Of Stealaway in the
Fourth Event. but Escapes
Injury.
BY CHARLES w. SWAN.

Close finishes marked the seventh
day Of racing at the Marlboro track
yesterday, the first three events on the
card being hard fought all the way.
Malay won the opening event by a neck
from Drawn, with Smiley third. while
Elsewhere beat Monty Fox to the wire
in the second race in a like manner.
Col. Ashmeade, well played at 2 TO /.
beat Skeets and Royal Dolly to the
wire in the third race. coming from
behind with a rush. This race was a
corker. Col Ashmeade barely getting
the verdict.
Jockey Bauer had a narrow escape in
the fourth race. when he tumbled of
Stealaway coming into the stretch.
Stealaway within the bunch, crowded
to the rail, when Bauer took tumble
and landed in front of Nimbus and
Maxentius. The other Jockeys man
aged to clear him, and he got OF with
a good shaking up. Bauer was forced
to cancel his engagements for the re-
mainder of the day.
Jockey Pickens was set down for the
remainder of the meeting for rough
work. while mounted on Narnoc, ]. ".
jr, in the sixth race
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Threeyear-olds and upward sell
ing: six and a half furlOngs- Malay l7 (Holmesl,
to ., to s, ) TO won; Drawn. loi (Alsderal,
TO J. even. to 2 second; snllley, lu1 lbauerl 10
/. even, / to 2 third. Time. l =s5 35 Milky Way.
Sail On. ScarSdale Bob Riley and Soldier also ran
SECOND RACE-Three-yesrold and upward:
selling; five and a half furlongs. Elsewhere, III
CNIadeirsl, to /, 6 to 5. to 5. won; Monty Fox,
ls tMcCulloughl. to S, ! to ), out. second: Re
msrkable. Ill Holmes to l, 4 to s. to 5. third
Time I0e. Kelly, Silas Grump. Little Ep and Blue
Crest also ran.
THIRD RACE-Four-year-olds and upward; five
and a half furlonss- Col. Ashmeade. liz Iacksonl,
2 to Ia 10 J. TO 4. won; Skeets, III lBauerl.
to ? / to . / 20 l. second Royal Dolly. ll0 NC
CuIloughl, to ., even. TO > third. Time, os f5
Racing Belle Ann Tilly and Montcslm also nan
FOURTH RACE-Four ysar-olds and upward; sell
ing; mile and sixteenth. Frog. lG tAlly) even,
to 5. l to J. won: Hughe Quinn. liz tPickens),
to !. to s. to 2, second; Seconke. liz Jackson
10 l. to l. even. third Time, ia Is. Nimbus.
Saliaa Maxentius and Stealawsy also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Three-yeaT- T-olds and upward; sei-
ing; six and a half fnrlongs. Hedge Rose, l0s
CBauerl to l, 2 to l. even. won; Auto Maid, III
(smithl 4 TO !, to 2, to J, second; Jim Cshcry,
lis (NIadeiral, TO !, to l. 70 5. third Time.
Ia Neneta Strume, Chensut. Prince Chap John
Roberts and Regards also
SIXTH RACE-Two-yearoids; selling; five and q
half furIonss. Narnoc j. ". jr., ll3 tPickens). 3
TO l. 2 TO !, even. won: Tiger Jim los tAlyb, TO
J. to l. eren second: Assessor. ll6 (Dogle, 70 l,
even. / to . third. Time. lHe. Laird Of Krkcaldy. |
Phew, Sylvan Dell. Belle Chiffon Sam Barber and |
Hngh Grey also
SEVENTH -RACE-Three-yssr-oldsa and upward |
selling; fre and a half furlongs MaIik. l5 Ham |
meri. TO , to >. to ). won; Kedron. 100 John
SOM ) to . to . 1 TO s. second Willie Waddell. !
lC5 Holmes to !, 10 2. 6 to 5, third. Time. |
1875 MsIitine. MoIiie Richards. Danville !, |
shrevs and Paul Davis also ran. |