The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-14

Stone ! rs Ad0ntsfeErat - 146
xsnsington Lad. IIs lDecIare II, ,1s
Gatewo0a - ~ Silvermire sss' ~
Korean ...s.1loi
Prince Of Wales, q fast non
stayer in the Mclean barn, shouiQ
work himself ont OF the maiden
ranks In the second. He has been
fraininr brislxly 80 he will have no
excuse on condition. His Kentucky
races declare he should Outrun TINS
company from the break. ana az
his opponents are as weak - ne
Is. he should have no trouble stay
ing in front OF them. Flyman mas
turned IN two good races at this
point and should furnish the princi-
pal contention. The distance VIII
suit Korean, and he should earn
part Of the purse. Hijo. youngster
I'M the Ross stable, raced wen IN
Canada, and may break into me
picture.
THIRD RACE Thres-y.s as 20. and and
, IA. starlight. .ioolLaiiy ......... ios
Gaiatia i06 lxDr: I.s. Darnsy 1 1ay
Sea sand ..i12lEye Lash. 80. los
Exalted Ruler can trim this field.
The last race OK this mare d0esn' z
90 with me. She is one Of IAe
Eeagran somersauiters ana turned
some amazing 1ip-flops on the Cana
dian circuit during the summer.
Possibly the stable will not be 80
daring In Maryland as i was on
its native heath, but know she
can win here Il she runs an npnest
race. Sea. Sand is the solid horse
.of the field. He will give his best
and Is the one to beat. Lally. q
cripple OF some class, has been
training well. He Is q possibility.
Doctor q. s. Dabney was scratched
from an easier spot yesterday, but
he has lot of early speed and must
be accorded q chance.
FOURTH RACE Two-year Odds;
s Sc purse sso los
xCinderetta -. 1o4laEndor -. III i.
xCobra 10I lxFore Star llg
Brush BY i ,oS Ix ss..o nv O,av id ag
Gettysburg -. .10slTeluride ...s...103
xL aT W. .s Carter lO entry.
Be Yourself viii have Telluride
ais his most formidable opponent
in the fourth. This colt has been
showing steady Improvement IN
his races and went a half mile
in O:5O over a slow track yester-
day morning for this engagement.
Endor. second to the top one z
few days back, is at his best and
will be a keen factof. TOyIand,s
recent victory speaks for his abil-
ity. He will be a strong con
tender Fore Star may have need
ed her last race. On top form
she would be dangerous.
FIFTH -Three-year-elds and
upward; claiming; purse. si.Soe; IN
ivan Patrick. .1osIxslate .......... 90
xMalapert ...A ioolByron .........121
These are all bad horses at the
distance and / believe that weight
will be the deciding factor. There
fore Slate with only ninety pounds
up must be my selection. PHI
grirn's races speak for his present
worth, and he is all over the one
to beat. Byron did not run his
race last out. He will do better
here and has smart chance,
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-o and
upward; claiming; s furlongs
Buena Vista. IosIxfexodus ...... rs
c Renh TI:isen isstPPines Hampton III
KRin Tin Tin. 1901 Trapdale ..-.1o6
Exodus has had a nice rest since
Havre de Grace racing and 1t
should enable him to win the sixth.
This is just "a two-horse affair with
Glen Theisen the chief contender.
He has a lot Of weight up but
he manages It well and In his
present form Exodus can take no
liberties with him. Normana ID
g. fast mare. She and TrapdalO
should fight 1t out for the minor
award.
SEVENTH RACE - Three-year-olds
and upward; claiming; purse, $1,000;
III miles.
ESeth's Flower. .102 lEDucks g. Drk's.110
SStar Bright. los aFornova .......105
DemlJonn ..l10jbounce ...llO
XaWoodlake ...105I
aG. W. Foreman entry.
Starbright won his last race in
a common gallop after running out
at the head of the stretch. He
meets the same sort Of a field
in the final and I must take him
to repeat. Bounce will be favored
by the distance and Is the one to
fear. Ducks and brakes never
was better and has stout chance.
F'ornovo would be a possibility
with competent rider. The rest
are about alike.