Evening star., 1938-10-30
uu1111mn o Vter sloppy Track TO Wnsh;noto -
FIRST BY LENGTH
lNLAUREL STAKE
rr'end'y's Fi||y outspeeds
Great Onion-voIitant
Scores in Jenkins.
Dispatch to The Star.

ispatch TO The Star
LAUREL. Nd, Oct 2e-o,.,
~ seasons f1llies and mares ~, ~
was the title conferred on ina
~'eo wv Dy Edward Friendly of W. ro,a arrom
, va, and trained bv shaIh.
uicn OF Washington when she s ra ~
s ana one-quarter miles in a.ee
l ~. sloppy track todav to annax ~ 10
r' 1otn renewal of the Wsshisa 'le
;..n ;.nolcap, closing feature of tho No." voa
Mnd State Fairs fan maet,'an VIC mary
a.. Inc crowd of $4,000 lost n,c, :.
w.. NJ interest IN the big event when 1dIe n
- 'S, D., owned by B. Frank Christmas
l.,t ppper bil Marlboro. Md, broke her
t,u. u,s nlnd leg as she rounded tho erst M
"a" ,. one was later DESTROYED
- az s'h oack of Jacola at tho nov
g.. 'e came Mrs. E. Graham Lewis,
.,.sa as onlon. Eight lengths back and
sAsgerlng badly came Mrs En,;, na .,u
en,arks Two Bob. Fourth monsu
sr.n NJ. 70 Aneroid. owned by John 4
ru. So uso OF Washington. The Other
starters We're well strung out
'aeoia by Win Earns SIS Ss0
ooia clever victory enriched hon
owner 10 the extent of s1565o W..
nackers took down $3.50 for .ao, .a
'icket. 1t was Jacola,s sixtb yiato
oi tne year in IL tries. Todav,s 10y
was ner fourth straight, She bs. 49, W. ~
two .,o .ao 'llls year and $64,2so in her O.
ivy sTo seasons OF racing. She is a 3-vesr. b
France. 'o1opa ana La "
, Following today's race Trainer 81
1uicn said she would be kent ~ an
w. aa!Iihg Tor the numerous stake. to a,
.uh curing the 13 days of racing tn,
0eg,nnlng November l6 at Bowie ha
ING washington proved strictly . in
.~o- morse race. Great Union w,th .
'aIoia rlght at his heels, cut ont III. IN
ay running. They raced as a team VIII
tretc. s1SJan5lensd Jaeolan g.. out in the home Wei
vhen passing the eighth poq. away ha,
ireat Union hung on gamely until the vi ".
inal 10 yards. At the end Jacola had GU
length advantage. tlH
Jacola won the three outstanding On
takes at this meeting. the Laurel all 1--WE
ge mile test. the Washington Handi- Ocl
ap and the Maryland Handicap, both tne
nile and quarter contests. The ma
Va shinpton was AGAINST older horses. Yo
rhile Jacola beat horses of her own
ge in the Maryland.
Sun Alexandria Scores.
The winning streak Of Charles S.
towards Argentine-bred Kayak. I'd,
anne to an end when Willis Sharpe
<ilmers Sun Alexandria got up to beat !
lin a half length in the mile and off
10 yards for the Windsor Purse, second ant
ace. Seabiscuits stable mate raced to
'urple King into early defeat, but In 7
he flnal eighth of mile failed to hes
withstand Sun Alexandria's challenge. bat
Saratoga Stables Volitant, runner che
lp to El Chico in the Junior champion the
hip stakes, and winner Of the national onl
tallion stakes, was backed with ut the
most confidence to win the twentieth fri.
'unning OF the Spalding Lowe Jen- hui
tins stakes for 2year-olds. the
The son Of Display and Flighty
Anna made good, but he had no easy
line of it. He paid 1920. \
Volitant, with Harry Richards up, owe
ras driven hard all the way and he sor
,eat Tin Devil. which R. c. Hatcher car
,ecently claimed from T. J. Hill for will
$4,000, by half length. VIII