The Washington herald., 1921-11-11

SO Quincy star, and
]. s. Cosden's
Lady Baltimore
nlled the remain
ing hole. OIL Man, the Pelican
Stables highly touted juvenile,
was up front in the early GO
ing. but dropped back at the three
quarters and was never a contender
thereafter. J. E widener's Runan-
tell was another which was popular
with the spectators, The son of
Breomstick, however, was never q
serious contender and was forced
to finish ninth two lengths back
Of Oil Man.
Twelve youngsters faced the bar
Sier for the mile route. Starter
Milton got them away to q good
7sfeak. Relay Immediately went
ato the lead The Quincy colt ran
ne Of the preJtiesI races seen on ?
y daryland track this season.
Relay on In Lead.
Passing the big clubhouse in their
drive for positions through the back
stretch Oil Man was trailing Relay
by length and was leading Lady
baltimore by a short neck. st.
Henry. which eventually got down
in second position, was eighth here
with Jockey Fator merely keeping
his mount clear of the big held
which was pretty well, punched as
they splashed their way out of the
first turn.
Jockey Morris was holding Relay
to a stir pace and passing the half
mile pole had showed his mount into
six-length lead. Lady Baltimore
was running second, a neck in front
of Oil Man.
Relay appeared to be running
easily and even this early it was
seen that nothing short Of q modern
miracle could keep him from getting
down in front. St. Henry was fourth
here and was steadily moving up
on the leaders.
The passing of the thrse-quarter
pole also saw the passing of Oil
Man as contender. The Pelican
Stables rd, white and blue silks.
which had been up front all. the
way, dropped back into NTH posi-
tion as the youngsters fattened out
for the drive through the muddy
stretch.
4 Battle for Second Position.
Coming out of the last turn Re-
lays lead had diminished from six
to three lengths. Lady Baltimore
was still in second position leading
St. Henry by a half length.
Half way down the stretch It was
seen that Relay had the race
Cinched.
Then began a battle between Lady
Baltimore and St Henry for second
money. St Henry, which had saved
ground and merely followed the
pace in the early going started his
rive. And Lady Baltimore, appar-
ntly worn out in following Relays
L E. gave all that was in her when
Jones colt challenged.
vt 1t wasn't enough. The early
had taken toe much and ten
hs from the wire st. Henry
led his nose in front eventually
y nshing a length and a half in
Z .ont of the nlly.
The race was worth $3.50 to the
Quincy Stable.
Relay was clocked in 1:441-
which, considering the condition of
the track, which was muddy, even
sloppy in spots, was remarkably
good time.
SpaldinE Lowe Jenkins Polly Ann
romped away with the sixth event.
the Country Club Purse, six-fur-
hong race for 3-year-old fillies.
the Jenkins flly was on to a bad
start wrack Grass went away in
The lead and set a terrific pace
through the mud up to the three
siEhths pole where she figured she
dad enough and gave way to Ten
buttons.
Polly Ann Wins Easily.
The Ascot Stables star held the
Lad until she was a few strides out
~ the last turn. Here Polly Ann
made her bid and OUTRAGED Ten But
tons in the final drive, winning
easily
star chooterx got theirs and the
talent was badly crippled when
Quick Run romped under the wire
an easy winner in the third race. .
Claiming event for 2-year-olds at
fuflongA
Nuick Run was completely over
ed by the gamblers, and the
shot contingent were paid on
the rate 81 S43.So for the Gus
Z nary two.
The winner was always near the
front hut never looked dangerous
until the head Of the stretch was
reached. Here Barnes began plying
the whip and the hlly rushed to the |
front and in . drive 10 the wire |
with The Vengeance proved much |
the best, winning by hve lengths.
Jockey PhIIIips Set Down.
Outside of the foul riding of |
Jockey Philips aboard New Haven |
rhe Jumping event held little inter
1t. only four starters went to the
post- New Haven went into the
lead. but the other three kept right
at his heels
At the thirteenth jump the four
starters were well punched and II
vas anyone's race. Coming into this
lump, however. Phillips carried LIE
Narsouin out of the course. leaving
VIEflante and Minata to battle IL out |
llone. Vigilante managed to get |
+ own In front
!. Both New Haven and lie Marsouin |
T eturned to the course within the |
! ine limit, and the former manaE Eed /
o beat out LIE BArsouin for the |
aow position.
The stewards, however. disquaIi-
ned New Haven and Save lie Mar
souin the show money. Phillips
badge was taken away from him
later and he was set down for the