The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-24
ROUGH RIDING SENDS
JOCKEY TO HOSPITAL
Carswell's Leg Crushed at
Havre de Grace-Carman-
dale Equals Record.

HArRE Ut GRACE, Md, April 2S.---
Rough riding tended to mar the spor,
at the Havre de Grace track this after
noon. IN the second race foul tactics
sent little Jockey Ca~sweli to tho hos
pltal wish a broken leg and caused tie
disqualification Of Viva DIcGec, which
finished third.
Sixteen cheap platers started in the
event, ard It was rough and tumble
affair throughout. Near the turn Nolan
shot Viva McGee through tiny opening
and knocked Auctioneer against tho
fence. Carswell, who had the mount
on Auctioneer, had his left leg
crushed. but he retained his seat
until he passed the Judges. Elected H..
owned by f. Sietas, took down the
major portion Of the purse. Dryer kept
him out of the numerous Jams and
guided him home without interference.
Consistency finished second, length be-
hind Elected II. and similar distance
in front OF Viva MCGEE.
There was rough riding in several OF
tho other races. but none OF them re-
suited in injuries or changed the result
and IL was overlooked by the stewards.
Carmandale, bay colt by Meridian
and Daruma. belonging to Richard +.
in the frs. race, and in accomplishing
his task equalled tho track record OF ~
eeconds Carmandale Is an exceptionally
fast breaker, and Ted Rice shot him
to the front as soon as the webbing
went UP and quickly gained a command
ing lead. Entering the home stretch no
was Ave lengths in fSont., From then
to the finish Rice eased up his mount.
and Carmandale passed the judges
length and half ahead Of Harry Payne
Whitney's Querca. Cobwebs. another
Whitney youngster. took the third end
of the purse. The results:
First Race-Han mile purse 1851 q for two
yeer-old maidens: Won by Csrmandale. lib
(Rice). 3IoSo $40. Nios 'ouerca. I2 tTrox.
ier), s?.eo. 50, second 'Cobwebs Ito DRYER
50. third. Time Al. Glen LGht, Us; Mr..
Drummel, IFS: c. s. Grason. l15; Kitty Gordon.
1T; ''Yellow Hand. us; ''Roseland, l!' :;
AQUA Pure. H. also ran.
swhimey entry. Ger. r. Wilson. Jr., entry.
Second Race-For maiden three-year- olds and
upward: claiming; six furlonss; purse $500
Won by Elected IL, lo7 (Dreyer), SO, HS"
81; Consistency, IDS (Ryan), 81 10. 80. second :
! 10 %. Revolution, Caddie, Mohican. Apple
Jack H., Auctioneer seelght, HuEzas Miss
Fauntleroy Mstcska. Rcvat. Hand Grenade
Marco Polo and vive McGoe also ran: Ni'e
McGee finished third, but was disqualified.
Third Receive and a half frriongs purse
$3.50. a. for three year-olds and upward; c!sm'
ing. won by bfek' NDrcgeIJ, 80
So 50: Little Roy, III (Tierney), Sterling, VS. ~
1910 second: AXIOM, I03 twida,) 81, third
Time ! :o7 Is. Sister Emblem. III Coral. JIG;
Thomas +. McMahon, ioi; Salvatellc, l07; Ks-
wessa. III: Encore. III; Colshlt. los. also ran.
Fourth Race-Five and half furlonSS; purse
1862 j. for threeyears-cl old. and upward; claim
inS Won by Common Law, 1917 q. Wiulams>.
SO 10 $40. $3.50; Josefna Zarate, lbs Ctice'.
SIS 10. 40. second; Favour, I07 tOhert. $50
third Time, ! .07. Loyal Peter. lO3 ZousVe,
IA: N,pOnde. zoe Irish Maid. 10; Left Fielder
lUs Low Tide, lo Enos, ia aiso ran.
Fifth Race-Five and a half furlones pure
81 49, &c for three-yesr -olds and upward: sell
ing Won by Louise V, loa CicAtee), 80, - ~,
So suhahdsr, Ill. ~. Willians). s.. $50
second ack Lesry. les (sandel. $3.50, third.
Tine ! :0s Is Mahony, li2: Rot Craig, Ii5:
Jack Mount, lS; Harry Breivosci. ia, also
ran.
sixth Rsce-Milc and 20 yards: purse sess ss
for three year-olds. Won hy Widow Bedotte
no (Sande), $40. s?.Sc. s21o; Rallad, ~
M Rowan, $40, t.ec, second Frank shan.
non, 100 (Dr~yerN. S3So, third. Time, l:S IL
..Dan lis: Capitol City. liz; Capt Hodg-
lo7 stir Up. los Rockport, Zoe; Thrift los,
also ran.
seventh Racs-For three year -oids ana sp-
ward claiming; one mile aud seventy yards :;
Purse 1862 81 Won by Romeo 100 tMcAtec,,
san. AN. s250 Ferseus. lbs Mountsnl.
sl3. 20 80. 50, second KeIiah, 9s tFator), 500,
third Time. l: IS rs Fairy Prince, N;
Rleeth Il3 Vieilante. IS: Jack Hesly. % Lady
Iangden, ST; CmbAIa, 81, also ran.