New-York tribune., 1921-11-11
Bay Colt, Paying 8 10 L,
Defeats RunantelI i'm
the Walden Handicap
specsat Digpofch to rhe 7-ytous.s


PtMidcO Nd. Nov. lo,- Relay. the
ewo-year-old bay colt carrying the
coiers OF the Quincy Stable. found the
heavy going TO his liking in the rum
ming of the Walden Handicap here TO-
day and easily won the feature event
OF the afternoons racing card. Relays
victory was the big surprise of the
Gay but it proved popular, for many
OF ohe knowing ones were down on the
ohsprlng of Assagal-~War Doll. In
the mutuels the winner paid $3.50.
iwelve Juveniles faced the starter in
THIS race and ali were off in a bhnch
when the webbing was sprung. Run
antell was favored to win. but ran a
most dlsapp ointilsg race OFF in fourth
position, the favorite dropped back
beaten before half the distance of the
mile route had been covered and fin
Ished ninth. st. Henry was second and
Lady Baltimore third. The race was
worth more than $4,000 to the winner.
Tho heavy track was just about
made to order for Relay He was a
bit slow to get going, but rounding the
clubhouse turn, at the quarter, he had
evertaken the field and showed into
the lead. From then on it was Just a
matter Of how far Relay cared to win
by, for he was five lengths to the
good turning into the home stretch
up to walk. Jockey Morris rated his
mount well. st. Henry was five lengths
in from of Lady Baltimore.
Maiden jockeys, saddling three-year-
olds and upward, cashed in the open-
ing event. j. Moran was graduated
from the class when he piloted Bribed
Voter first under the wire. Moran had
tough tussle with Mcnamara, on
Spugs, but managed to take the lead
turning into the stretch and won by q
length and half. For his victory
Moran was presented with $50 by the
Maryland Jockey Club.
Vigilante was an easy winner in the
jumping race. but the event was
marred by the wild riding of Jockey
Phillips. on New Haven. Phillips was
suspended for the remainder of the
meeting and his case referred to the
commission.
The RESULTS:
First race tfor three-year-ods and up
yard claiming; r,aiden, Jockeys; purse
Voter, ia (Morany, SO. 80. $40 and ss.3o.
won; Spugs. I03 (McNamee}. So and $3.50
second; smarty, 1as (Eraieey). s4;Io. third.
Edna D., Orderly. Ailliro and He1nlock also
ran.
secord race tthe Patapsco stee plechase !;
for four-year -olds and upward: purse
$4,000: two and q half nliles)-vigilante
1873 (smoot). s4.7o. $3.50 and out. won
Minata. l4a tHaynes). 50. 40 and out sec
ond; Le Marsouin, 1855 CWilliamsl. out,
,h'r'l. Time. 5o8. New Haven also ran.
New Haven refused the last jump; finished
witbin the time limit, but after finishing
third was disoralifed. lie Marsouin ran
out but finished in time limit and was
placed third.
Third race (for two-year- claiming
purse $1,000; six furlongs)--Quick Run. Iii
lRarnes). $3.50, $3.50 and s142o. won
The Vengeance. 104 (Gantner), 1910 and
$3.50, second; Delhi Maid. 1876 (CarrolN
$3.50. third Time. 10 2-5 Excuse Me-
Indian Prince Meuse Margaret white
Pretty Lady. Avspa. Fair Virginia, Bar
riskane7 and Doves Roost also ran.
Fourth race tthe Walden Handicap: for
two -year-oltfs $4,000 added one mlle)-
Relay. loo (Morris), sis.4o. 1910 and
$3.50. won; ST Henry, 1f0 (Fator), $40
and $500 second fTady Baltimore, l0s
(Calla han). 1920 third Time. IA Is
Oil Man. Runantell. Bit o. Black. TRou-
lette Yankee Star Galantrian. Chester
brook. Irish Brigadier and Trevetyan also
ran coupled IS Quincy Stable entry
ICoupled j. S. Cosden entry
Fifth (the Oriole Handicap for
three year -ods and upward; purse 81 500;
one mile and an eighth)-Merrimac. s6
(Gantner), S124e. $4.s0 and $3.50. won;