The Washington herald., 1916-09-30
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IN feature EVENT
Lands Opening Race at Havre de
Grace from Classy Field on
Muddy Track.

Havre de Grace Md, Sept 2s-Accom-
panied by several showers during the aft
crnoon racing was run over q track ex-
tremely sloppy which made time out Il
the question, as well as scratches plen-
tiful. there was not much class to the
fields that went to the post, and the mud
runners had the call.
In the opening event Kills made a
show OF her field and won without
splash of mud on herself or jockey, Storm
Nymph was second and SupernaI third,
the latter was closest to the pace in the
first part of the journey but could not
keep up.
Eddie T, ridden by Eddie Taplin, won
the second trip in the mud off by him
self, Ed Weiss, who has won what few
races he has to his credit in the mud
was second, at about to l and Cliff Ea-
ven third.
King Worth was easily the best horse
IN the third race in spite OF the unusual
impost of 127 pounds and easily defeated
his opposition which was furnished by
! Piductte, who with 96 pounds UP, took
the place from Wodan. Feminist who
had shown a liking for the mud as a D
year-old, was the one to run up with
| King Worth. but failed to last when IT
came to the issue.
A field Of three paraded to the post in
the fourth on which there was only
straight betting. Kilmer was much the
best, Airman being unable to keep up
and give up the place to Sandmark
Kildee was the upset of the afternoon
when he failed to show in the money; y;
Installed an odds-on-choice, but did not
show any liking for the going, for which
his sire, Olambala, was famous. After
he had run three-eighths he gave It up
Killdee was played for a good thing all
over the country, and was a sorry dis
appointment to his hackers.
The sixth race at a mile and seventy
yards, was won by Humiliation, who ran
in second position until within fifty yards
of the wire, when he overlook Borax who
had made all the pace. The latter was
not quite equal to the occasion and under
one of Jockey Andersons good rides got
home first by a healthy margin. Altamaha
was third. This old geldng ran a good
race and will win when placed right
! r. T. Wilson's Night Owl made a show
of his company in the nightcap and gal
loped home by open daylight, while
Thomas Clyde's Monomoy was second
and Hail Columbia. third. The Clyde
gelding got away badly and made up
/ lot of ground, and with better break he
might have been on top Of the winner at
| the finish Summary:
FIRST RACE-NIsiden 2year-olds; Ave frrrlongs.
| Kills. liz (BalD. $50. ESQ, $40. won: Storm
Nymph IL tBryne) $40. $50. second; Supernal
liz tSchuttinger) $50, third. Time. o3 PStApsoo
and Sandal also ran
SECOND RACE-selling; syear-olds and upward
mile and seventy yards. Eddie T. los tTapiin).
| $50 2O. s. %, won; Ed Weiss, IL KELSEY. ST.
s7.io second Cliff Haven. los WATSON. $40 third.
Time. l49+5 Sand Hill. woodfaIr. Inhdel IL.
| Maccabce ard Little England also ran.
/ THIRD Selling; 3year-oIds and upward
six furlongs King Worth. II CTrc1ler> $3.50 s.
! s. .. won; PiQuette. 8 wIrscherl. $3.50. $40,
second; Wodan. lis tAnderSonl, g 20 third Tine.
l:'62 Is. Ampere II. Monmouth. Sherwood. Is
timitablc. Feminist and Navigator also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Mile and seventy yards; 3year-
olds. Kilmer. ll5 Bynel. $50 out out, won
Sandmark lo Mink. out. out. second: AirmAn.
lis CTroxleT) out third Time 1918 Only
three starters
FIFTH RACE-Handicap; selling; 2yearolds; FIVE
and onehAH flrlongs- Beautiful Morn. III (Byrne)
IS 90. $50. $40. won; Napoleon. lls Mink. S.
$50. second; Vixen IL Davies. S25a third Time
90 Is. Kildee. Kathryn Gray and Triple Crown
also ran.
SIXTH RACE Selling: +yearolds and UPWARD =:
mile and seventy yards. Humiliation lO2 IAN
dress. s. p. $50. 8 60 won; BoraI lo4 CTspIinl
g %. 30. second; AItamaha, IN louder. $50
third. Time. lis IS. Casaba Mary Warren Good
Wood. Day Day and Ash Can also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-MAidsn 2yesr-olds; Eve and
onehaf furlongs Night Owl. lis u. McTagartl