The Washington herald., 1916-10-19
JOCK SCOT FIRST IN
feature At Laurel
Set Fast Pace All the Way and Beats
Deer Trap and Lively
to Wire.
BY GEORGE B. MORRIS.


Laurel, Nd, Oct. 1s.-Raw. damp
weather did not dampen the ardor OF a
large and enthusiastic crowd which gath
cred at Laurel Park today. 4 well bal
anced card was run, including six races
on the flat and a steeplechase.
While there was no special feature pro-
grained, the fourth race was the. best
number on the card. Ten horses faced
Starter Cassidy. including August Bel
monts Deer Trap and Ticket As the
barrier was sprung Jock Scot set very
fast pace from the start, but he had to
be ridden at the finish to stall off Deer
Trap. The latter was wearing the leader
down. He showed an excellent perform
ance under the weight. Lively just man
aged to nose out Ticket
Oscar Lewisohn sent his imported
horse Benevolent 10 the post in the fifth
number and he made no mistakes in so
doing, for the LewisOhn gelding was
never extended at any stage of the race
and was just galloping at the end to win
by two lengths from PolrOma, another
imported horse. while Berrildon was
third.
Juliet was the real thing today when
she gallOped home by five lengths in the
sixth race. Dinah Do was second and
Buzz Around third.
Star Gaze accounted for the last race.
of horses. 1t was the longest race on
The fiat this season-an affair at a mile
and a quarter.
Dixon Park was the winner Of the
steeplechase. beating Vihr a neck, while
Meshach was third. Vifir ran a winning
race and will win before long. Sum-
maries:
FIRST RACE-SellnE; maiden 2yesr-olds: six
furlongA Lord Byron. ia Kelsey. $40 $50.
SO won; n K. Beal ia (FairbrUtherl. SlI2O,
IS. second; sweeter Tran Sugar. IA CHarnngtonl.
g. third Time. l:4 IS. Jack Carl. Capital City,
Femcca, Leading Lady, Bright Star, Pstapsoo and
Precise also ran.
SECOND ACE-steeplechass: selling; 3-year-
olds and upward; about two miles. Dixon Park.
HS CH. Williams. $40. $50. $3.50 won; Nihr.
l% (B Hsynesl' $. $40. second; Meshach Isl
lNoel. $50. third. Time. $40. GoldeH'ale,
Runway. CynosuTe. J. R. Johnson MarchcOwt,
King Pin and Otto Fotto also
THIRD RACE-Selling; all ages; six furlOngs-
Cleaning. III tBynel. $50, $50. $50, won;
Lbyan Sands, is lButEelD. $3.50. $50. second; d;
Brave CunSrder. III lMcTaEgartl. 81 third Time,
1925. Water Lily Senator CASEY, Politician.
Qusn sabe. Sherwood Grand Opera, Yellowstone
and Armament also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap: 2 year-olds: siI fur
longs Jock Scot. lH CKepEhl. Sl2 %. $50. $50.
won; DcertEap. is (ButWrID. $40. SO second :;
Lively. le tSchut;ingerl. $40, third. Tine. u IS
Kildee. Ticket. whiring Dun, Golden Bantam.
Ophelia W. and Cheer also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Mie and one-sirteenth: 2-year-
olds and UPWARD Benevolent, Ill (FLirbrother).
s., s26). S-D. won; Polruma, lO6 u. McTAEEartl,
$50 s. 80. second; Berrildon. Io5 CByrnel, SO,
third. Time. 1855. Gainer Whtmsy and
Tlaudito also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards: =
year-olds and upward. Julia IL lSchuttingerl.
$50 $50 SO. won; Dinah DO. III FarbrUthsrl.
$50 S29J. second; Buzz Around. Ill (Robnsonl.
s. 30 third. Time, "A IS KeEiah. Emerald Gem.
MenIo Park. Maccabce, linda and Rose Juhette
also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-SlHng; 3yesr-olds and up
ward mile and neiourth. Star Gaze. is BAH,
$40 $50. so. won: Voluspa g lNucsheyl &,
$3.50 second; Goldy. 10 lButwcIN. s. 60. third.
Time. 2N6 35. High Tide OrTerth, The Runp.
Aesup aud Billie Baker also ran.