The sun., 1919-09-27
MUSGRAVE KILLED I'M
RACE IN MARYLAND
Stepped On by Horse After
Spill in Sixth Event-Schut-
finger Injured.
sp,c,or pespotch 10 TIE Sun.


HAvRE DE GRACE RACE TRACK, Md,
Sept 26-Jocley Phil Musgrave had his
life snuffed out and Andy Schuttinger
received broken leg in an ugly accident
which occurred during the running of
the sixth race here this afternoon.
The spill happened while the thor
oughbreds were tearing down the back
stretch and was precipitated by Dolina,
which was ridden by Schuttinger. The
horse crossed its legs and went down
while running well up in the big field.
silk Bird. with Musgrave up; Artist,
ridden by Bernard, and Cain Spring with
Obert in the saddle, went tumbling over
the PROSTATE animal.
Musgrave was struck in the head by
one of the flying hoofs and his skull was
fractured. Physicians worked upon him
m the i1field, where he was carried after
the accident, for forty-five minutes be-
fore he finally breathed his last.
Schuttinger was rolled on by Dolina
and besides broken leg was badly cut
and bruised. Obert and Bernard were
unseated.
Musgrave was under contract to Sam
uel Ross of Washington. He was an
excellent rider, but on two occasions was
IN trouble with the turf authorities. He
was on the ground for more than year
until reinstated at the last Saratoga
meeting.
Schuttinger is one of the most popular
Jockeys on the turf. He is under con-
tract to ride for James w. McClelland,
owner of one of the largest stables in
the country. He is a veteran. During
his career he won as many stakes as
any jockey In the country.
After the accident The Belgian went
on and won the race.
The Piccadilly Purse, the feature of
the card. went to Belle Malone, ridden
by Schuttinger. Duchess Lace was sec
ond and Ballymooney with Musgrave in
the saddle third. The summaries:
First Race-Two-yesr-old maiden ililes; hve
furlongs: Forever, ITO (schuttinger). $40,
I'll 70 % and & @ second @ Rubidium. I'M iio *. Coi.
lnsl, $50, third. Time, :ol. Loyanberry,
sSs Red LDes Bs sy ssa THs Tsese ssan
stathem. Sub Rosa and They Shall Not Pass
also ran.
Second ace-stecplechase; three year old
ueO. ss 50 and s2sO, won; Have a Heart. ia
| (Hines), sl130 and $3.50, second Sea Ogress,
1876 IF williamsl. 81 20. third. Time IA %.
Challenge, Superba and Dallyconnell also ran.
Third Rsoe-selling; three e-year -olds and up
ward; six furlongs: Sedan. E2 Cwidal. $50,
So 20 and $3.50. won; Louise ". lis tschut-
u
iins l0i (Coluettn, s.. so. third. Time, :13 1-5.
pluc Devil. Elected IL. Snow Queen, Galway,
Currency. Magic Mirror. Lindsey and Lady
Ivan also ran.
Fourth Race-Claiming: three-year and
upward: mile and sixteenth: Antoinette.
OF wide s2s. s'5 70 r~d sS 70 v-on Po'7,'o.
81 (ColtilettD, $3.50 and $40, second; Thorn
bloom. Ito u. McTaggsrU, ss.So, t4tIu. ! 80.
l:47 2.5. The Lost Bird, Joseph p. Murphy.
Herman Sophia Gatewood Laura Miller,
Katie Canal. Chemung Tootsie. Perseus.
Genevieve B., N"noi and Aigrette also ran
Fifth Race-The PiccadiIly Purse; three
year -olds ana upward; = mile and sev a.
yards: Belle Malone, l0s (Schuttinger)
$6, S2.5O and out. won; Duchess Lace, 81
(Hamilton), s2.s0 and out, second; Bally-
money, l03 (MusgraVe). out third. Time
l:,42-5. Douglas s. also ran.
Sixth Rsce-Claiming; threeyear-olds aud
upward; miie and sixteenth; The Belgian
H.. lis Kelsey, 500. $3.50 and s3.i0. won
Betsy. ~ (Pierce). SIS 40 and 50 80, secoHd
Kimpalong. 81 (widA), s23.lo. third Time,
1:47 3-5. Dolina. Lobeiia, Assign, Cain Spring
Artist. Cobalt and Silk Bird also ran.
Seventh Race-Claiming; three-year- olds
and upward; one mile and an eighth
| Wodan. ia (Dryer). 1870. $3.50 and
$3.50. won; Thrift ia (Relsey), $40 and
S3.20, third. Time. 1850 ?-5. d3ar Coy.
| Buckboa Kirsties Cub. Bogart and
Wood Violet also ran.