The Washington herald., 1929-11-02

Nesbitt, appear to hold the decision
safe. Both are exceedingly clean
leapers and at New York tracks they
often out stayed better chasers than
they are to meet tomorrow. Rubiyny,
a French gelding, likes mud and
has won with 16O pounds up, there
fore, his high weight of 1856 should
not stall him. AUTHOR Ii un.
lucky, but may stand up for place.
He would fare better on a dry turf
LIZARD is safer for show than
6angamo and Errant Hawk
JOVIAL FRIAR will like the
heavy track and off his easy win
at this distance-6 furlongs-10 days
ago, I go to the son Of st, Henry
to repeat. w. Stamper will ride
him for K. N. Gilpin. ST. TUSCAN
is also a st. Henry colt, was
bred by Mr.. Gilpin. but now races
for Bob Smith. He loses 5 pounds
and with a clever ride he Is the
one to defeat. With 10 pounds to
tote / do not see ALWINGTON
DOLLY better than show ahead Of
Mary Eloise and Norma Jean.
GLEN WILD, home-bred Meridian
colt going for J. Fred Adams, meets
a field in the Riggs Handicap he
can conquer. No Sun Beau. Vanity,
Soul Of Honor, Rose of Sharon or
Blue Larkspur in here to run the
heart out of him. He held his own
with all of those and defeated Lady
Broadcast, Mel Foo, Voltear and
other good 3-year-olds. He will like
the TRACK and should go the one and
one.haf miles under 113 pounds be.
fore AFRICAN, which believe has
stalled somewhat. But, knowing Al
rican's ability to go this route,
still figure he Is the one to fear.
BEACON HILL has most speed, but
Is not dependable. Should show be-
fore Curate, Naishapur and Frisius.
/ JUDGE SCHILLING, at New
York. laughed at Chestnut Oak,
Polydor, Byrd, Boom, etc, to win
his only two Eastern races. Before
that he was a whiz at Tia Juana.
Rudolph Spreckles, his owner, 10
down here with several car loads of
sugar to say this gelding will win
the fifth race and believe he has
sweet change. Sock it in IN old
DALE beat Misstep, My Sis ana
Baron King at Laurel, only picks
up one pound-should go second for
DOMINO. Baron King and Mud,
BATEAU, Man O. war fiIIv.
meets her half.brother, Genie. in
the sixth race. Both are speedy
reuters take the Amazon Bataau.
with Eddie Ambrose riding for
W. M. Jeffords, to whip G. A.
Cochran's Man o. War colt with
W. Kelsey riding, because it is al
ways question whether GENIE
will get away. He is the meanest
colt in America at the post. But,
II away poorly, he should race into
place. HOT TODDY is good now
like him to show before Gaffg.
man and Bobashela.
AUOILLA, old Broomstick stall
lion, is the mud class in the final
| race. with Workman to rate him
for c. c. Smithson, and, because Of
his ability to negotiate mud, he
should score handily. The crowd
will throw i'm wagers on the filly
| nONNATINA because she scored
so easily Tuesday. But she did not
have much to beat and she did It in
slow time over a fast track. In
| my book she Is q non.stayer in
mud. see her lucky to finish
second. SNELBoC likes mud and
is better for show than Minerolo-
gist and Danger Signal.
AT LATONIA
FinnIc III scratcfl Tannic, /. 2, 3.
| Sc Charles ttf scratch1 Updil<e. /, 2. 3.
Chaftering (if scrateh) Dark Entry.
Luxury (cOmmission) III scratch) Fly
| ing Ambassador.
Karl EiteI (f scratch) Kentucky Ace.
| La GOlOndrlna if scFatch) First Mis-
| sion.
Grand King tif sCratchl David L.