Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-09-26
WIN FOR STROMB0[|.
Beinont's Gelding First Home
in the Old Bay Handicap.
PLACE FOR sLu"BER Il
Favorites Split the Card Before Big
Crowd at Havre de Grace
Track.
PLACE FOR sLUMBER Il
sr,se,sl nIsnatch to The star.

SnNcial DiSpatcn 10 Inc Stai.
HAvRE DE GRACE, Md, September
25-August Belmont's four-year-oio
chestnut gelding Stromboii. winner %
the suburban. took the Old Bay hahai-
can at a mile and seventy yards TINS al
ernoon. Stromboli won rather easliy W
a length end half. with Slumoer l III
the place and Tartar. Brooklyn hahaicap
winner. in third place The Belmont eoi'
was rather lucky to win, though ne UNI
doubtedlv YVES hes. at the weights. bu'-
we'll was fortunate to get an opening OH
tho rail in the last furlong and ne shot
Stromboli through. Tartar. VINO eehei
.,lv runs from behind, was rushed OUT
a, rho start but the Finn. huSgins the
rot, cot to the first turn in front.
clrmber II was in third place ana
stromboli trailing. The Finn was le .si,
ing as they turned into the pack SUI ..,,,
hut he gave ii up before 1he Id. 49,
US reached and Tartar went INTO the
Ia Slumber had taken second piace
and Stromboli began to close. III hins
for home Tartar was still in the van
and a furlone from home he snoWeu no
signs of weakening, but Stroinpoll as a.
chasing strongly on the rail. A-cSan,LN
,msd de the mistake of pulling out and Tue
Belmont horse got through, Bu,Ne,-
arriving him by the leaders ana gems
home nv a comfortable margin al "a
weakened in the last few s.ri4 fes the
cInmber II headed him out Tor the
Mace Robert Bradley was always last
and was eased up at the END
The attendance was big. as usuai On d
Saturday. and the racing highiy en-
joyable- ,a;o,, uas n
ave- and half furlong sprint, ana ].
furnished the mos. exciting nhish oI .,s :
day. schuyler Parsons Hanson was t.e
choice over Mrs. Harry Payne Wnitney
Etruscan There was a strong up on. o ~
Toe blair. King of the Jungles, VINO
was said had half mile IN VA 70 W
his credit somewhere in the southwest
This brought considerable play on mn e
and his hackers came w1th1n an ny
cashing. Joe Blair hopped OUT a. ent
stnrt and set a sizzling pace He VEN
10 the quarter in % 3-5 and to tne nai.
In 46 as, and at that point was leaoihs
by three lengths. 1t was not un. t.d
sixteenth from the wire that Joe oa 49,,
IN. and Hanson, coming with sus',
up';,ad the westerner at the post by
nose. a.. 1;ssbureer
Jacobs Syosset. who lay behind ms nela
the first turn of the field ia ana Of sai' mile
from the finish. Golden Vale, ~ 10 l
chance. ran into the place: ~.
Republican had no difficulty taxing t .e
third race from Eagle and Sduee'eI. VA
latter the faVOrlte DidSh -. ~,
hive won the fifth. but NcCdhey pue up
one of his stupid rides and Maid OF Dun,
Gee oeat MN. Dc Losing MANY lengths.
off at the lar turn, los ny '''
and this cost him the race.
Can't c. X. RockwelTs Stonehehse e"F
tured the closing race easily
. netitiop asking the management az
Laurel Park 10 aeIo signed by
not to have steeHieehdseS; 81 Mdt+
many horsemen. was sent 10 Coi. th;s
UT;nn the Laurel Park manager. ehis
VIM, ane amone the signers were
afternoonc Tasse WheeIWright, Rae
Samuel Ross, Sessc Cromwell. S.
Parr. William Gartn. N. D. md Archi-
C. Hildreth, Preston bureh anu
bald Barklie.
The Summaries.
First race, three yeur-o ana upMNAu' -
-. nnrxe $500: Ave and one-naff farieasz-.
Up P"'s, SsS.r, ~ IA 10 to 4, and
Hanson. ios 'eoop' 100 ,I,,,or, 10 TO 1. )
eat, wen: Joe Blair. ioS tLhiey' ~. 1r Nc.
To and Z 10 s. second; Etruscan, III IT, NC
-, q ,o, TO 5 and / to o. s.lird
Aassal', ,,r.r.I.r carbide Brave
Iime. LOO 10 -, me ,osn 1nnnson also ran.
Cunarder and sH john 'o -. ,hr.s