The sun., 1916-09-19
SUPERINTENDENT Is
FULL OF RUNNING
Carries Johnny McTaggart 2
Miles and Loses Right
to Race Again.
LADY TERESA A WINNER

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1s.-"what was the
matter with Superintendent" stewards
and spectators at the Havrc de Grace
track asked zach other this afternoon
after that horse had run away "
miles before the start OF the FIRST race.
Just as superintendent. ridden by Johnny
McTaggart. had reached tho starting
point at the six furlong post he wheeled.
and racing the reverse way of the track
ran two miles. McTaggart. strong as
he Is. was unable to stop him. He
managed. however. TO check his speed
sufficiently to jump OF. As the little
jockey landed on his feet he turned TO
the horse n yelled Now, darn you.
run as much as you like"
After going "A short distance further
without II pilot he was caught by a
stable hand. Then the race was started
and ~Palanquin, the favorite. jumped to
the front and was never headed. He
won easily. The stewards Investigated
superintendcn;s condition. and believing
tho runaway was not In full keeping
with the rules OF racing ordered the en-
try OF the horse refused In the future.
Even though Superintendent didn't start
all bets made or him were host.
J. G. Ewalt. with strech. a maiden
jockey. In tho saddle. won the steeple-
chase In easy fashion. He displayed
more speed than his opponents on the
FIAT and covered the obstacles in fault
less style.
Admiration. well ridden by Jockey
Fairbrother. graduated from the maiden
ranks by beating Harry Payne Whit
ney's Golden ROD In the second race.
Lady Teresa. after many vain at
tempts this fall. finally scored Il victory
when she nlpped Ninety Simplex on the
post in the fourth race. After her vic
tory J. W. Hedrick bid her up from
$1,000. her entered selling price. to
$4,000. Her owner bid an additional
IS and led her back to his barn. The
summaries:
First Race-ror ,hree-ycar-olds and up;
selling: six fu.lonss: p%aianauin. lilo
NOSE. ioi tKeoGh,. ss5o and q: so. sec-
, Hnqii 'ffimc' T?iHs ~. R.siS,ibis.' ssp.ri IN.
tendent. Feminist. Grtsellc and Sherwood
second Race-selIlns stc.plechase; for
four-year.olds and upward about two
miles; ) G. Ewnlt. its .strechl. ale.
nely). 1870 and $40. second; Golden
Vale. IA Drown, $3.50. third. Time,
100. Charles +. Grainger. Johnnie Mckay,
also ran.
Third Racc-For. maiden ,wo-yesr-oids:
nN" iid 4 lalf 'urlonHs: Admiration, liz
'Fl!rhro'hert sac. $40 and 81. 90. won
Goli"nroi, IL CTroNlcr,, $40 and 81. 80,
second Storm Nynpl, lie oBuxton). .? 80.
third. time. as. Chlorine. Sea Puss,
Glory Belle. Firing Line and Tiago also
ran.
Fourth Rare 80 selling; handicap: for
,hrce.year.oiis aud up; mile and a six
tenth: Lady. Teresa. liz ,Buri!ngamc>.
81. $3.50 and s:.so. won; Ninety Simpler,
iis tByrnc). $3.50 and 40. second: 81.
Charlotte. los Haynes. 1850. third.
Tirie. ! a.. Ola Broom. Fair Helen, Little
Nearer and Goldcrest BOY also ran.
Fifth Raoe-For two-ycar.olds: selling;
ave and n half furlonEs; Blus Grass Bslis,
i0s tTaplln). $40, t3.o and 1:.9o, won:
Aimee r. 10. Mink. $3.50 md IS 10,
second. Kathryn Gray.ioa CHaynesl. $3.50.
'h!ri. rinc. los. Tcot',c. .Cha''etbox.
stalwar: Van snd FsntsIp Bala also ran.
sixth Etco-for threc.ycar.oids and
upward purse: ono mile ana seventy
yards; Delaney. los 81 MCTaggarti.
- 80. $40 and out. won; Oratorium. ia
IByrr"i. $3.50 and out, second, Air Man.
-. ,rruNi.ri, out. third. Time. i5 is.
Eth" Henry and Currsshalecn also ran.
seventh iiac--For three-ycar-oids and
up. selling milo and seventy yards: VIZ
81 90. won. orotuad. ;is. Taplinl. 80 nni
$40. second, lLt:I" England. us CT. Me-
rHgrsrt1. s:Go. third. Time. is .-i.
SlUmh'srr. handful. valhs. Good Counsel
and no; al Meteor also ran.