The New York herald., 1921-10-30
MISSIONARY BEATS
JUVENILES IN STAKE
Takes the Manor, at One Mile,
by a Head From All Fair
Careful Wins.

Special Despatch to THE New YonK HERALD.
LAUREL. Nd. Oct 2s.-The race track
aere closed an especially successful
schedule of twenty-three days this af-
ternoon with the Manor. a mile handi-
cap for two-year-olds as the feature.
Missionary, the son OF Hourless-Mis-
sion. which Kimball Paterson brought
down from New York for the occasion
turned in a sterling performance In the
lexington Stable colors and beat j. w.
Beals All Fair a short head on the post
length and half behind this pair
came Spanish Maize In the silks of j.
H. L. Ross. JIM Arthur's Wessie B.
was fourth.
Calamity Jane. the speedy daughter
OF Pennant. and Mrs. Trrbbell, from
the III. p. Whitney stable, ruled favorite
because Of her foot. From good break
she set the pace to the final eighth
pole. At that point she collapsed when
Penman piled his whip and bearing out
was beaten four lengths by Wessie b.
Another pronounced disappointment in
the race was Good Times. which
stopped under a pull. Lady Baltimore
also faltered over the distance.
u. Maranelli rode the winner and the
victory netted the Lexington Stable
$500. The mile was run in 1:41 20, good
time for Juveniles over the local course.
A six furlong handicap bringing to-
gether Billy Kelly. Careful, Minute
Man, Ararat and the rehabilltated Car
mandate shared interest with the stake.
All OF these are top horses. Billy Kelly
broke In front. but Careful took the
lead before the quarter pole was
reached and remained there to win by
a length. Minute Man was second. two
lengths in advance of Ararat
The results:
First Race-For two-year-olds; claiming:
purse, 300; six furlongs. Theo. 97
,,ss0TaT9 9p SEQ: 3, o s1se $50 won; BoSntful
i:i4 Is. Rodney. Fair Virgil Virginia. .aa Aatoo. s Nav.
Second Race-steeplecSase base ,i for thrse-year-
miles. shoai. is5 (KleegerJ. $40. out. out,
out. second. and The Trout. 142 caaynesS
out. third. Time. $3.50. Only three starters
Third Race-For three-year-olds and up
half. Walnut Hall. ioJ cWoodstock1. $3.50
$40. $3.50. won: Bill Hunley. 96 Gangl
$50 $50 a. second and and Lady Lillian lo2
Ci. Attorney Muir. Natural and Beaverkill
Fourth Raee-rhe Manor Handicap: 5000
added; for two-year-olds; one mile Mis-
sionary, JOG (Marineili). s14.5o.. 81. 20. s.7o
won; All Fair. 10s (Morris). $1,000, s10.70.
$500. third. Time ~ 2-5. Good Times,
wessle B.. Fancier. Clansman. 'Calamity
Jane and 'Cherry Tree also ran. Coupled,
IL. p. Whitney entry.
Fifth Race-Handicap for three-year- r-olds
and upward; purse $2,5o0; one mile and an
eighth. Bygone Days, JOG (Marin.llD,
$1,000. $500. s3.40. won: Damask. i23 (Pen-
mani. $40. $3.50. second. and Bunga Buck.
10i Mooney. $3.50. third. Time, :51 3-5.
Lunetta, Bastille and Lads Love also ran.
Sixth Race-Handlcap; for three-year-olds
and upward: purse. $1,000; six furlongs.
Careful. 126 (ButwelD, $780, S3.10. $3.50
won; Minute Man, 10i G.ang). s4.70. $500,
seconds. and Ararat. 90 tPenman). $3.50
third. Time. :13. Billy Kelly and Car
Seventh Race--For three-year-olds and up
ward; selling: purse. 1890: one mile. At
torney. 107 (PenniRn). s.. $500, 81. 40. won,
Jean Bullant 1i3 (CleInents). $3.50, SO. 10
second. and Tarantula. 107 (Ailen). $3.50.
third Time, al 2-5. Joan OF Arc. Satana.
Flame. Franc Tireur and Smart Money also