The sun., 1916-09-14
CLOSE FINISHES AT
. HAYRE De GRACE
jock Scot Wins by Inches
When Warsaw Is Held
at the Post.
RAE X. SHOWS COURAGE

BALTIMORE. Md. Sept. 13.--Close nm
ishes in the third n fourth races were
the features Of the ra cling at Havre de
Grace to-day. clifford A. Cochran's
Jock Scot was lucky 10 win the third
race.
Warsaw was much the best morse in
the race. but he finished third. His de-
feat was due TO one OF the assistant
starters. who held him at the start and
caused him to be practically left at the
post. When he got into his running he
made up ground with every bound and
at the end was only inches behind Jock
Scot and Beautiful Morn. which finished
first and second respectively. So close
together did the trio pass the judges tina,
the result vas in doubt until the de-
cision was announced.
Rae B.. Republican and Success fn-
ished in the order named In such a clus-
ter in the fourth race that The pro-
verbal blanket could have covered them.
Rae r.. is a little Ally, probably the
smallest racing in these parts. but she
possesses the courage OF a bulldog and
never gives up until the race is over
To-day she raced Success head and
head all the way and then beat out Re
publican. which Joined the issue in the
stretch. She paid the large odds OF
5000 in the mutuels.
Griselle. an imported Ally by Grey
Leg. won the frst race In a canter after
leading all the way. She had worked
fast and all the checkers had her
marked for a killing. but John Whalen,
her owner. fooled the talent by entrust
ing the fortunes OF the race to Jockey
Kluger. who rides a winner once In a
blue moon. Kluger's presence in the
saddle caused the CHECKERS" to say
Griselle IL out for a breeze wait until
next start.
But this was Griselie's day. She raced
under a stout pull from start to finish
and paid nearly Q TO l in the mutue's
greatly TO the chaCrin of the wise men
who wouldn't stand for Kiuger.
Tom Horn. after a long trip from Can
ada. arrived at the track a few hour
before the steeplechase. Because of this
only a few bet on him. but
Tom Horn won easily. lie took the lead
at the start. opened up a big gap and
galloped home far in front OF his oppo.
rents. The summaries:
First Rac--For r-e.yesr. old. and up
Gri-.ii-. To-: tKi.eseT,.. iisso. $40 and
$3.50. won: Friar NouGh,. ll3 'But~enj.
$3.50 and -. 10. second Alberta. True. II:
i''os us ss:u Of MEMO. senator s"n.a Casey.
Orphee BArfrost. Porin and woodfa,r also
Second Rse--stsepiechas.: for four.
olds and upward; about two mites; Tom
Won: Mt.s.eS. is SiKi.neh,.' $3.50 and
third. Time. t:ol Race Brook tfeill.
Third R.esMFcr .c.year.ola- .si''Tso;
Beautiful Morn. ITO ,Byrne'. s. 20 and
$40. second. WARSAW. 10 - McTaG
ssrt'' :: 10, third Time i:o.l.s jack
Fourth. Rsec-Handicap; all ages, one
NILE and seventy yards Rae -. ic'
s.. 30. second. Success. rs Hoffman. -.
third. Time. l:ts les. Old Broom. stall
selling. one mile and seventy yards Col
den Gate, II: ,Metcair. V:o. sa.:o ana
;.is% and md" ,s. fs'Fs s.sonS noy., 'ik n,.l..i..
ios. ,tAndsrson).. 1850. third. Time,
i!S Is. Tsmerlane and HIEh Tide also
sixth Eacs-For maiden two.year.old
Ave furlonGs: Lively. ia ,Sohut'ingerl
$3.50. 1ato and q. 20. FIRST: Golden Rod.
" 'rroaisr' $50 and 8. 80: second
,hird Time; 1901 10, sarson II. Dixie
u. Top o. the Wave. Firing Line, Black
Vote and Monomoy. also ran.
seventh RaSe-For hres.year.oid and
juliet, iOT tschuuinserI, $3.50 s: 50 and
ESQ. hr.t Lonsfeliow, 10 louder, Hs!
s Ta. go second; Good Time couns.i; ~
Milfou. Ash Can and Rrave also ran.