New-York tribune., 1921-11-10
Dry Moon Left
AT Post When
Barrier Fails
Rain and Sloppy Track
Gives Muddcrs Chances $
Bcrsagliere Wins Race
sp.esa, Dispatch 70 7as rrsssa.

8p4oSdy OxSpofcb 80 The Tr<o6te
PIMLICO. Md. Nov. s.--Racing
through the rain. on track which
might have been cut through the
Hackensack meadows. Serapis. sur
prise package from the Pelican Stable.
captured the Annapolis Handicap, the
feature Of an ordinary card here this
afternoon. The Boy was second, q
length and half back, and Jeg was
third. Each of the money horses paid
their supporters we'll. Dry Moon was
left at the post.
Twelve thoroughbfeds were sched-
uled to go to the post in the six fur
long dash, but heavy rains made the
track seq Of mud, and half of this
number we're scratched. The starting
was wretched in several races this af-
terncon and the feature was no excep-
tion. The bar. ier failed to work prop
erly when sprung and the Stoneham
horse was left f1at-footed.
The Boy was first to leave, with
Oriole, the favorite, in close attend
ance, and Scraps third. At the five-
of five lengths, but when Scraps, which
passed Oriole at the half-mile mark,
made its final bid, The Boy weakened
and the Pelican Stable meal-ticket
the faltering leader in the stretch, win
ming easily.
Bersagliere, with C. Hummer up. was
made the favorite in the opener and
led the field of eleven maidens over
the six furlong route. The form play
ers scored again in the Elkridge Stee-
plechase when Phoenix and Sobrigade
cpa.fwe fo~ tho Dov: N
bic. vulcanize. we'll played choice
Of the majority led the procession IN
the fifth, and Ticacey took the sixth
at = to 1.
The results:
First race (for rnaidens; ali ages; condi-
tions: six furlongsl-.Bers agliere. 1is &C.
ne coaa 81 sisS sase ind $50 81 soa sso f
second; F'itzgibbon. 100 (penman). s4.lo
third. Tine ~. Jimmie. Finery. Final
Sparkling. Trajanus and Max Gold also
ran. xMoore-Alger entry.
Second race tthe Elk Ridge steepieohase
for three-year- -olds; $4,000 added; about
aG ss7o and out won Won; asobrigade sd'AsI ~
{Cheynel. out, second: "Briganna, 1873
sBaynss1 out Ut, third. Tine ns,,,. 400 Sstr 80
sStrassburger entry.
THIRD race tmaiden two-year-oids; sell
ing; purse $1,000; mile)--Maryland Belle,
liz tIaylCrJ. $o.iU, S5oU ana S3.4V, WOns
Grace Foster. 1913 (HeupeD s39.40 and
sso.so. second; Sea Master, los (zoeller).
$3.50. third. Time. Las rs. South Breeze.
High Magic. Welcome Stranger, Maggie
Murphy and vitamtn also ran.
Fourth race tthe Annapolis Heavyweight
Handicap: for three-year-o and upward;
purse $500: six ongs)-Serapis, 1o4
(Ponce). $3.50. $3.50 and $4.2o, won: The
Boy. Iii tRobinson), $3.50 and $50. sec
ond: Jeg. 10s tMooney). $1o third. Time
5:13 las Crank, Oriole and Dry Moon
also ran.
Fifth race (the Chesapeake Purse; for
two and three. year clds; claiming; purse
s1s00: six furlongs s)--Vulcanize. 109 (Pen-
mani, $40, s3.70 and SO. won; Coiando,
81 .(Gantner), s1l.2e and $3.50. second;
,rrantula l12 (Coney), $4.eo. third. Time.
+ .1S.. Laay zeus. Margaret c.. Dough Girl,
Wrath Pavia Awning, Turnabout, Kings
Belle, Social Star. Vic Munoz and Mollie
RrAnes also ran.
Sixth race tthe Severn Purse. for three
year-olds and upward; purse $1,000; mile
and a sixteenth)-Ticacey. 204 tFletcher)
SIS. $3.50 and 49, won; Yorkist. los (Mor-
risJ, $3.50 and $780, second; Major Parke,
.l:491-5. Antilles Bombast Dan Black
Thong, Fair And Warmer. Scourgeman and
Tsunquoi also ran.
Seventh race tciaiming; handicap; for
three year-olds and upward purse s1.bo0
mile and three e-sixteenths)-Joan of Are.
10s tGantner), $3.50. $2.7o and $3.50, won;
Veteran ITO s(E Kummer) $3.50 and out
second: Roseate 100 tBrydges). $3.50
third Time. 203.. Sugarmint. June Fly
Fizer. Attorney Muir and White Haven
also ran.