The Washington herald., 1916-09-19
Lady Teresa Captures Handi-
cap at Mile and Sixteenth
from Good Field.

Havre de Grace, Nd, Sept 1S.-Favor-
ties had a good day at the Hartoro
County course, four coming home IN
front, while three well-played lukewarm
favorites gathered the remainder Of the
card.
The initial event, a six-furlong affair,
was easy for Palanquin, who led his Held
from the drop of the flag. Plumose was
second and Far Away third. Superin-
tendent, who seemed to have plenty OF
.spizZerinktum" in him, ran away two
and a quarter miles and did not start in
the race. The stewards decided after the
race to refuse the entry of this horse In
the future.
There can be no doubt that ]. C. Ewalt
is a jumper of considerable class this
season. He ran an excellent race and
won handily from Abdon and Golden
Vale. The latter ran as green as a
march hare and lost ground at every
turn.
Dave Gideon's Admiration took the
maiden race. the third on the program,
from Golden Rod and Storm Nymph.
The former was much the best and won
in handy fashion.
The feature Of the days sport, the
fourth event, a handicap at mile and
one-sixteenth, was a gift to Lady
Teresa, who came away when she was
ready to win from Ninety Simplex and
st. Charlotte, third. Ninety Simplex
ran a good race and will bear watching
in his next start.
! Wizard" Bedwell put his daily win
ner over in the following number when
Blue Grass Bell was much the best,
while Aimee T. was second and Kathryn
Gray was third.
Chatter Box was played away from
the course for a good thing. but she was
lama VOi0D m fha and finished in
the rear.
Airman upset the talent in the sixth
race when Johnny McTaggart stole a
long lead with Delaney and Just man
aged to last long enough to beat Ora
torium right at the wire, while the IA
vorite, Airman, was third
Virginia W. annexed the nightcap by
the narrowest margin from Orotund,
while Little England, the favorite. was
third. The latter was heavily played,
but was not good enough to beat the two
former horses. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Selling; Syear-olds and upward
siI furlongA Palanqun. 10 tTro1lerl. $50. $40.
& 50. won; Plumose. lT tKeoghl. $50 $50. sec
ond; Far Away, 10 CBurlinsame), 50. third. Time.
l +5 ReSistabe, Superintendent Feminist.
Grosene and Sherwood also
SECOND RACE-SteeplechAse; selling; +year-
ods and upward; two miles. J. @. EwAlt lis
tstretch', $40. $50 SD. won; Abdon. l4e
Brown SD. third. Time. 4D Charles F.
CrainErr, Johnny MacSay. Meshach. Handrunnins
and Marchcout also ran.
THIRD RACE-Nsiden 2year-olds; Eve and one
half fulrongs. Admiration. liz Fairbrother). $40.
3 50. S2D. won Golden Rod liz (TroIlerl. $40.
& 30, second; Storm Nymph. liz Buxton. $50,
third. Tine Oa Glorng. Sea Puss. Glory
Belle. Firing Line. TogA also ran.
FOURTH 'FACE-selling handicap; al ages:
mile and one-siIteenth. Lady Teresa. III bur
lingame). IS. $50. $50 won: Ninety Simplex. u6
(Byrnel. $3.50. $3.50 second; St Charlotte. lOs
(Haynes). $50, third. Time. 80. Old Broom,
Fair Helen. Little Nearer and Gold Crest Boy also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-Selling 2ysar-oIds Eve and one
half flrrlongs Blue Grass Belle l0e CTaplinl S. o.
So % $50. Aimee T. lo5 (Byrne) $50. $50.
second; Kathryn Grey. loe Hsyne). S.0 third.
Time. d6 Tootsie. Chatter Box. stalvart Van
SIXTH RACE-Mile and seventy yards: 3yesr-
olds and upward Delaney. los u. McTsgEArtl.
s. 80. $40. out, won; oratorium. III Byrnel 81 90
out second; Airman IL CTro1ler. out, third Time,
Is Is Eddie Henry and Curraghaleen also ran-
SEVENTH RACE-Mne and seventy Yards ;
yearolds and upward. Virginia W, l4 (Burtor).
g 80. $50 t32O. won Orotund. Is Taplin). 80.
$40 second; Little England lls IT McTsgyart).
$50. third. Time. l,8 IS, slumbsrer, Handful.
ValaS. Good Counsel and Royal Meteor also rsn-