Judge Monck In Walkover: W. P. Austins Horse Gets Purse At Havre De Grace Without Contest.; Withdrawal of Lochiel and Bounder Leaves Austin Racer Unopposed--Extra Race Provided as a Result., Daily Racing Form, 1912-08-30

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JUDGE MONOK IN WALKOVER W P AUSTINS HORSE GETS PUESE AT HAVRE DE GRACE WITHOUT CONTEST Withdrawal of Lochicl and Bounder Leaves Austin Racer Unopposed Extra Race Provided Providedas as a Result Havre dc Grace Mil August 20 Ideal weather conditions helped to bring out a large crowd at Havre de Grace today Only one favorite scored Tin second race tin allaged liandicai at six fur ¬ longs served as the days feature and Capt E 15 iassatts Spring Board was returned the winner over Housemaid and Pcnobscot Shortly after the start Housemaid went to thu front and threatened to make a runaway affair of the race but entering the stretch Spring Board which had been in close contention all the way moved up fast and catch ¬ ing Housemaid tiring at the sixteenth post out gamed her to the finish Housemaid showed a high order of sneed until well mto the stretch and should evidently benefit by the race it being her first start in several months Ienobscot the favor ¬ ite broke slowly as usual and finished a fast going third The victory of Spring Board marked the lirst success here for Captain Cassatts stable stableThe The selling handicap carded as the fourth race degenerated into a walkover for Judge Monck Lo ¬ chicl and Bounder being withdrawn withdrawnPretend Pretend from the stable of J L Holland was responsible for the lirst purse won by that owner in Hie east since the close of Charleston racing last spring Pretend was outrun during the early part if the race but moved up on entering the stretch and outgamed He lge Bose at the finish After his victory he was bid up from 400 to 700 by E rtlerback and was bid in by his owner It was the meetingB lirst runup of the meeting B T Wilson accounted for two of the afternoons races with Montrcsor in the lirst and Tartar in the lifth The former was luoted at long odds and after going to the front was never headed Tartar showed a good performance when he deafeated the = pcedy Pop Gun in the fifth Pop Gun set a fast pace until well into the stretch but weakened to ¬ wards the end endMichael Michael Angelo from the Bedwell stable was i er haps unlucky to lose the sixth race for after being cut off in rounding the first turn he made up much ground and finished with a rush on the outside 101 Bart the winner after racing Salali into sub ¬ mission scored easily enough enoughThe The final race of the day which was an extra one for selling platers at six furlongs marked the lirst success at this meeting of Woods Stockton who recently purchased 0 C Smithsons horsis when Sherwood carried his colors to victory Sher ¬ wood was easily best He overtook the pacemakers Monereif and Montcalm with a rush a sixteenth fr nn the finish and won with something in reserve reserveThe The race won by Tartar was the fastest five furlongs run during the meeting 100 lieing hung UP after the finish finishlames lames Johnson arrived this morning from Buttc with the horses he is training for the Denver Stable which includes Guaranola Republican Bred well and other wellknown racers Jockey J Me Intyre who will ride for this stable was also an arrival from the sain place placeJockey Jockey Buxton who will ride for Frank J Grefer arrived today from the west westChuckles Chuckles which finished third in the fifth race today is trained by F Minefield famed as the former owner of Jubilee The son of Chilton and Cliarite is a grand looking colt and evidently will ba heard from in the future futureKarly Karly morning showers made the footing better anil there were several fast moves The best work of the morning included includedAnrifico Anrifico Fiveeighths in 102 102Battery Battery riveeighths in 102 102Bounder Bounder Mile in 145 145Breaker Breaker Boy Threequarters in 110 110Cadeuii Cadeuii Fiveeighths in 104 104Choptank Choptank Threequarters In 11S 11SColonel Colonel Ashmeade Mile in 140 Continental Half mile in 32 32Crisco Crisco Half mile in 52 52Cu Cu Bon Throequarters in 128 128Discovery Discovery Threeeighths in 38 38Karly Karly Light Half mile in 50 easily easilyElwah Elwah Mile in 14 14Flamma Flamma Threequarters in 118 118Frederick Frederick L Threequarters in 21 4S 101 11 handily handilyGates Gates Mile in 140 140Glucose Glucose Mile in 140 140Guy Guy Fisher Fiveeighths in 103 103Hilarious Hilarious Half mile in 51 51HoiTiiiHii HoiTiiiHii Threequarters in 122 122HoiTon HoiTon Fiveeighths in 2 48 101 101J J H Honshton Seveneighths in 134 Kate K Half mile in 49 49Lace Lace Fiveeighths in 104 104Mohawk Mohawk Boy Half mile in49 i iMonocacy Monocacy Fiveeighths in 101 101Montcalm Montcalm Threequarters in 118 118My My Follow Mile in 14 14Nadzu Nadzu Mile and a quarter In 214 214Patrick Patrick S Mile in 147 147Boiling Boiling Stone Mile and oneeighth in 200 Setli Seveneighths in 132 132Sickle Sickle Mile in 148 148Sir Sir Donrah Mile and oneeighth in 200 200Sir Sir Gilos Half mile in 49 49Sir Sir John Johnson Half mile in 52 52Stockton Stockton Half milein DO DOStriker Striker Fiveeighths in 103 Suffragist Mile in 148 148The The Manager Fiveeighths in 100 100Willis Willis Half mile in 49


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