The Washington times., 1920-09-26
ramble Nears EndLaurel Opens Friday Win
RACE MEET
OPENS ON FRIDAY
Beautiful Maryland Track win
See, Ponies Run for One
,.5. Continuous Month.

Already some 200 thoroughbreds are
sheltered at Laurel Park. where the
october race meeting of the Mary
land State Fair Corporation gets un-
day wey next Friday amid perfect sur
roundfngs. More horses will arrive
this week from Saratoga. New York
and Canadian tracks. with the best
OF the lot now running at Havre de
Grace. Laurers meet this year will
continue from October I TO October 81.
The order or the running OF the
laurel Park nxtures viii be: Ma
tionaI. six furlongs for two-yeAr-
olds. eSb; 900 added. October 2: Capital
Handicap, six furlongs. for. three
year-oldi and over. 5000 added, Octo-
Der s; annapolis Htndiczp, one and
~ne-hslf miles for three-yesr-olds and
over, $4,000 added. October 8; Chevy
Chase steeplechase. about two and
one-half miles. for four-yesr-olds and
over, 5,000 added. October IL: Ticket
OF Leave steepiechsse. about two
miles, for three-year-olds, $1,000
added. October 10; Maryland Handi-
cap, one and 'one-quarter miles. for
three-yeanolds $4,000 added. October
lS Pautuxent steeplechase. about two
miles, for three-year-olds and over,
5000 added, October 20; the Laurel,
October 20; Manor Handicap. one
mile, for two-year-olds. 5000 added.
October 80.
| With the best distance racing that
will have been witnessed all season
| and brilliant revival of steepiechas-
ing. the Maryland State fair will
/ feature some especially attractive
two-year-old racing. Racing folk ara
as much in the dark this year in the
last week of September as to the
quality and relative merits of the
smart two-year-olds as they generally
are about the middle of June.
The champion of 1920 is yet to be
picked. Probably the Juvenile star
will find his proper place in the run
| ming of one of the Laurel Park two
year-old fixtures, II not in the Laurel
stakes, which has been raised in
value to $4,000. The Laurel will be
great mile sprint for the best horses
of all ages.
| If there is good two-year-old in
the United States that is not in the
Laurel stakes he. or she. has not yet
shown her stuff Harry Payne Whit
Prudery Exodus. Crocus, Dartmoor.
Ararat, Moody and Wellfnder.
| James w. McClelland will be repre-
sented by Leonardo II, the Hopeful
| winner, and Serapis.
Clifford A. Cochran by Smoke Screen
| and Banksia. 't
! W. r. Coe by Pahaska, Wapit. etc.
| Walter j. Salmon by Step Lightly.
the Futurity winner; Careful, the ju-
tveniie sensation of the early Mary
| land meetings. and Beacon.
l. Comdr. j. X. l.. Ross by Star Voter.
the Cincinnati Trophy winner; Mutt
/ kins and Hfidu<E seeSF
| Philip A.. Clark. by the Maryland
bred Nancy Lee, winner of the United
States and the Demoiselle.
| Richard T. Wilson, by Dimmesdale
and Kirklevington.
Mrs. Wilfred Viau, by Ten Lee.
George w. Loft, by 'Guv'nor. Halu.
etc.
Jefferson Livingston, or his residu-
ary -legatee, by Oriole.
| The Quincy stable, by Knobbie and
PlayfelIow.
Samuel d. Riddle. by the gigantic
Brigadier General and Wachapreague.
Alfred Hennen Morris, by Dark
Horse and Fallacy
| Mrs. Payne Whitney, by Touch Ne
Not.
A. X. Macomber. by The Bohemian.
H. X. Knapp. by Frieate and Fright