The Washington herald., 1918-10-11
BIG RACE WON
BY MARY MAUD
Martha Washington Handi-
cap Captured by Glenn
ents' Entry; Eagle This
tie Takes Jump.

Laurel. Nd, Oct. 1o-The real
thing guys mixed in with the long
shot artists at Laurel Park today
and honors were about evenly di-
vided. The feature of the card was
the fourth event. Mary Maud from
! the Clements stable with Rodri-
gueE on top walked out in front in
the Martha Washington Handicap
while an outsider -Arriet from the
Moore Barn landed second honors
with Maud Bacon the favorite in
show position.
No track records or features went
by the board during the afternoon
although the second race. which
was jumping affair at two miles
saw Jockey "Dottie" Byers given a
terrible call from the stewards.
Man Slayer was pretty well out on
top when Byers pulled his rough
riding act and cut across at the
seventh jump which placed the
Wiedner horse all the way out of
the running. Many critics may fig
ure the disqualification of Man
Slayer charged against the jockey,
but Byers up on Elect pulled the
dirty stunt and was only repri-
, manded for his action. Eagle This
tie ran first in this cross country
event with Melos second and Clootz
third
A modern class Of horses faced
starter Milton during the day with
the jumping race and the handicap
booked as the features. In the six
furlong which opened the program
lima Kay landed the honors from a
field Of fourteen thoroughbreds.
Zouave put up a great race until
the final drive when both the win
ner and Sturdee nosed him out for
honors.
The Triple Spring Farm. with the
great 2-year-Old Penrose and
Jockey Hummer up, did the trick in
the Bon Ton purse. which was third
Of the card. at six furlongs. His Sis
ter, cleverly ridden, came with a great
rush, but was not equal to the oc-
casion OF knocking of the son of
Sweep-Henrose. Antoinette. under
clever handling. came up with many
extended strides and was ridden out
for third honors
In the first distance event, Ken
lucky Boy, under RUNNERS clever
riding, captured first place PolrOma,
the imported filly from the Smith
stables, got place position, and
Pleasant Dreams, owned by CommO-
dore J. K L. Ross, finished third
The sixth saw a bunch of selling
platers doing the hike of a mile and
seventy yards. Capt. Raj Parr put
across the winner when his three
year-old Polroma won with Sea
Urchin second, and an entire outsider.
Zinnia- finishing in the rut.
Gally Head. the good thing to date
Of the Maryland meeting. with Johnny
McTaggart in the pigskin. did the
stunt in the finality at a mile and
seventy yards. Too many OF the
wise ones" were next to the Seagrain
entry, which cut the price down a few
pegs and Trainer Bringloe's entry
only paid 1910 to win. In getting out
in front this 4-year-old showed its
heels to Bellringer, who was second,
and Silver Sandle third. The favor
ite. Cavan Boy, was no where to be
found.
FIRST RACE-For 2-year-olds and upward:
claiming; 9 ftulongs. Won by Ina Kay CRodri-
EleZt, &c o.. SO. %. second, Sturdee NiCTag-
zlrtl, zoo. 30; third, ZOuave tKleeger), l2D.
Tine lI2 IS. Sandman md, Yankee Notion,
Dr.. Campbell, LOTUS Widow BedOtte. June
Bug Doc Meals. Lantana and OnicO also ran.
SECOND RACE-Steeplechase: selling; about
2 miles Won by Eagle Thistle. ss0 a.29,
u.7O; second. Melos. 80. 80; third. 'Clootz,
80 Tine 34l 25. Elect Bob Redheld, Con
tender. Bonnie Cause and MOhican also ran
THIRD RACE-For 2-year-old fllies: s fur
longs. Won by Pen Rose tKummerl, 800, 80.
80; secund, His Sister CRodrguezl. 80 27O;
third. Antoinette tHelsayl, so. Time :l2 s..
My Friend. Lillian Shaw and Chimney Swift
also ran
FOURTH RACE-For hlies and Mares all
ages; Martha Washington Handicap; mile.
Wen by Mary Maud CROdrivuezD. SUI. 10. out.
second. Arriet Pickrnsl. go. ont third. Maud
RacOu lKummerl, out. Tine l79 Kathleen
also ran
FIFTH RACE-FOr 3year-olds and upward: :
selling; IL miles Won bv KENTUCKY BOy (Sum-
meTl. 80 42). > %. secuud, POlS5ma Collins
6.S. SD; third. Pleasant Dreams SANDER,