Evening star., 1919-09-28
CUDGH runs fine RACE
Lowers Havre de Grace Record One
and Two-Fifths Seconds in
-- 49, -.
Winning Feature Event.
Special Dispatch to rne Star.

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HAvRE DE GRACE. Md. September
27.-slicins from the track record
OF mile and furleng second
and two-tifths. the mighty Cudgei.
owned by Commander J. K. l. Ross.
today won the Havre de Grace handi-
cap Of $4,000. for three-year and
upward. I'm finish that thrilled q great
u:rong.
By half length, the great son Of
Broomstick. closing like an express
train through the stretch under the
yis9rous urging Of Jockey 'Ssnny Ssfnay
wills Sharp Kilmer's Exterminator.
which. in turn, was only a nose in
front of Sir Barton, which ran cou-
pied with Cudgel as the Ross entry.
It was q fitting climax to one Of
der instructions Of trainer H. Guy
Bedwe!l. SIR Barton was taken to
the front by Jockey Metcalf to get a
sizzling pace. The hero Of the Ken
lucky Derby. Preakness and other
rich three-year-old classics scurried
bit and was clocked for the hrst quar-
ter in the remarkably clever time OF
0.23 Us. the half in 0.47 and three
quarters in 1.12 is. Then Metcalf
began to look back, for Cudgel' 70
come along and relieve ms rap.a.y
the Ross silks in the fore. and he
did not have long to wait When
Lotus sat down to ride 'Cudgel re-
sponded like the great ..-ce horse
he is and was soon running over the
top of his field. But Extermina.or.
too, began 4 spectacular rush when
they Strengthened out for home. and
there are many who will declare that
he would have wen had not Sir Barton
blocked his passage. throwing him
out Of his stride a bit right at the
crucial stage OF the struggle. knapp, iaep,,,
went into the Judges stand to regis
ter q claim Of foul. but nothing was
done. inaBmuch as Cudgel. the WIN
ner. had nothing to do with the In
terference. Cudgel ran the distance
In 1.60. 70
The Porter, figured by many as the
most Formidable contender OF tne
Ross stable, staggered home fourth:
then came Slippery, Elm, MldniSnt
Sun, Tippity Witchet. and Midway. IN
the order named. ~
[ The summartes.
First race. for three.year-oida and upward:
CLAIMING puss. saoeo, ,Ss &c Peree9 PIE s1a
iDreye6. s4.7o. $3.50. second Baby Sister;
f,t 1ss twia'M sia william ia a'ss Johnson %s win @ Do Do ry
Lava, Stir Up. Galley Head. Edith Baumann.
.:ss for
niies1Bob nil Redneid. is4 eWiIliams', sls:4o.
&C. 50, $4.e0, won Candidate II, 139 Uandryp,
sSia ;Si:a 'seSaa TS:, Hs5Eesses scE s. 'ss sum-
stueco, Rhomb. Minton China and Doreris also
49, v,,.> ,x,.-.. for tvo-vear-
cseies ios !Tnsies1I g; ssse e e .S. e
sso n:sas .sesaa !fsastt Here e. 1Ge
Lady Of the Eake also ran.
ali ases: pure. s.. 900 added: six furlcns...
Won: Bin HeCloy. es lfiefcel. 81 60. 1870,
;sssea r9e III i,ps rs as Startling ds.r,s
Leoeharea, Passing Shower and Cromwell also
for three-year-olds and upward; $4,000 added
GPe mile 4 az so Won cGss
s:;toa. isl; ase - aaa, 2.ies % ,sso. Si!d. TIM.
$50. The Porter, Midnight sun. Midway. Tip
pity Witehet and slippery Elm also ran.
Sixth race. for three-year-oade. and upward !;
elaiMins; ysrse ooo; q, o1s mi,s ana e. :a y
3s.ao, H.so, seeoad; The Desert, % iPiercel.
20, third. Time, las 2-S. sunny Hill.
Dairymen. Lord Herbert. Wtsest Fool and
Seveafh nee, for three-ysaf-olds and up-
ward claimine; purss. g. 900: one mile and
: qasrter-IndoleDce, ITO (MeTasEart). 81.
sasmiltcni. ss.1o. q. 90. second: .iedino.
saure. 106 (Aeorel. 1920. third. Time,
2.O7 is. Ba5aat. slumberer II. Isabelle b,
fsJaek Dawson. Noufeddin. sFsantain Fay.
Luther. BM Hunley and Harry Brevesel also
ran. -.
sEteld.