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STAKES FOR THE MANAGER T C McDOWELlS CRACK THREEYEAROLD REGAINS HIS FORK AT IATJREL Beats Big Band of the Best Horses in America in inMaryland Maryland State Pair Inaugural Handicap A Highly Auspicious Opening Laurel Md October 1 Thomas Clay McDowell of Kentucky played an important part in the open ¬ ing of the Maryland State Fairs fall season of racing here this afternoon He furnished two of the winners Accord and The Manager the latters victory being achieved in the Inaugnral Handicap 2000 added The Manager picked up 114 pounds was a forward contender from the start and to a driving finish outlasted Froglegs and beat him by half a length The Schorr colt ran a remarkable race Last to leave the barrier and outpaced iu the early running he gradually Improved his position and closing with a great rush was gaining on the winner with every stride He would have beaten him in a few more jumps and his performance was conceded to be a high class effort effortThe The Hallenbeck stable was also in the limelight and gathered two purses one with the twoyearold Hobnob and another with Azyiade The formers victory came only after a long and hard drive in which he just lasted to beat Federal a nose noseThe The track was in good condition and fast time was recorded Starter James Miltons work at the bar ¬ rier was giltedged all of the fields being sent away to good starts A crowd estimated at about 5000 turned out to witness the sport It was a repre ¬ sentative gathering many prominent horsemen and followers of racing being among the throng Spe ¬ cial trains from Washington and Baltimore brought big delegations from those two cities Well bal ¬ anced fields went to the post and a majority of the races furnished stirring contests The first three races went to the favorites and thenr long shots scored liberal odds being quoted about the last three winners r The fact that jockey Carroll Shilling did not bare a mount this afternoon developed the fact that the suspension placed on this rider by the stewards at Havre de Grace has been respected by the stewards here This means that Shilling will be denied the privilege of accepting mounts until final action In his case is taken by the stewards of the Jockey Club Among those who witnessed the races from the boxes this afternoon were Capt E B Cassatt Thomas Monauan Andrew Miller Elliott C Cowdin Judge C H Pettingill Woodford Clay and G Walbaum WalbaumAlgernon Algernon DaingerfieW in the absence of Joseph A Murphy acted as presiding judge this after ¬ noon Judge Murphy was detained in St Louis and Is expected here tomorrow tomorrowW W S Vosburgh T C McDowell and W P Burch are the stewards here the former being the Jockey representativeBetween Clubs representative Between races the Schorr candidate for the Ken ¬ tucky Endurance Stakes Star Charter was worked two miles as follows 147 240 307 343 Mr Schorr was nnable to obtain a car to ship the horse from Toronto to Kentucky but he will send him to Churchill Downs from here hereAccording According to reports brought down from Toronto Robert Davies and trainer C T Patterson have parted company It is said that the horses will be turned over to John Nixon Trainer Patterson wou thirtyseven races and 20035 for Mr Davies since January 1 Of the seven yearlings he purchased last season First Sight Liberty Hall Calgary and Moving Picture have shown good form Of the nine yearlings that Patterson picked up on the Kentucky farms last summer five of the seven that were tried out over the Woodbine track worked quarters in 28 or better a most remarkable show ¬ ing ingPerthshire Perthshire Lady Irma and Chester Krum were placed MiltonT on the schooling list by starter Milton T P Coles still has Grosvenor in his stable There was a rumor that the colt was sold after his recent victory at Havre de Grace but this report proved unfounded unfoundedMonday Monday next has been set aside by the Maryland State dayThe Fair as ladies day The forty layers in line this afternoon included T J Shaw George Zeller Henry Haines P J McGrath R A Kennedy W Applegate J Lewis M Marks Frank Bain Hayden Dargin Charlie Walters S Cohen Joe Blume Sam Stephens M O Lewis Lee Wagner George Howard George Vort man William Beverly George Cafferatti M Wolf ¬ gang Henry Hanf John Mellinger M M Morris J J Donovan W R Eugstrom J O Talbott Paul Hall John McGraw M Harris S A Bradlev Max Frank Ed Graves Frank Shannon Al Koenigs burg Tom Cockerill Ed Colell I Howard W 15 Huston and W Brennan BrennanFew Few fast works were attempted this morning at the Laurel course Those worthy of notice were Astrologer wereAstrologer Half mile in 51 51Blue Blue Thistle Threeeighths in 36 36Clothes Clothes 52Corn Brush Half mile in 52 Corn Cracker Half mile in 53 Flying Fairy Half mile in 52 52Frederick Frederick L Half mile in 40 pulled up Genesta upGenesta Fiveeighths in 103 103George George Stoll Half mile in 49 49Henpeck Henpeck Threequarters in 117 pulled up Housemaid Threeeighths in 37 37lima lima Mile in 149 149Jewel Jewel of Asia Half mile in 52 52Joe Joe Gaitens Threequarters in 120 Lawsuit 120Lawsuit Half mile in 49 Lawton Wiggins Mile in 146 Longhand Mile in 146 New River Threequarters In 120 Olambala Threeeighths in 30 Orbed Lad Half mile In 52 52Pride Pride of Llsmore Half mile in 51 si siProgressive Progressive Fiveeighths in 103 Ringling 103Ringling Threeeighths in 39 Robert 39Robert Bradley Half mile in 53 Star 53Star Actress Half mile jn 53 53Star Star Jasmine Half mile in 513 513Tartar Tartar Threequarters in 120 120Tarts Tarts Half mile In 54 The 104Verdure Rump Fiveeighths in 104 Verdure Half mile in 55 Worth 55Worth 36Yellow Threeeighths in 36 Yellow Eyes Threeeighths in 36 = Yenghee Half mile in 51 Yorkshire Boy Half mile in 51
