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ii B old ol tl 1: h " B a n I to t to • to I d * r - * " ■ * in !. . « , , a , , , , ■ , | 1 ] , | i 1 MAKING NOTABLE RECORD HOLLAND STABLE AGAIN IN THE LIMELIGHT AT HAVRE DE GRACE TRACK. Half the Card Falls to Horses from Establishment That Has Been Cutting- Wide Swath in Results Ever Since Meeting Began. Havre de Grace. April 22. II was the same story at Havre de Grace this afternoon when three ol the six winners came from the J. L. Holland stable. The viclories of two of the Holland hones wore iu selling races, while that good-looking three ■year-old. Gainer, captured the Wilmington Stakes, a dash of live and a half furlongs, ,000 added. All three made runaway affairs of their races and each won with plenty to spare. The victories of Gallop and Haversack were not profitable the stable, the former being bid up from oo ,105, while Haversack was advanced from H» .d05. C. C. Smithson was responsible for Ihe bidding in both instances. There was a decided improvement in track conditions, but the going was still far from being fast. Kewessa. which had been well supported for the Harford Haadicap on the opening day. made good this afternoon by lieating a baud of good sprinters iu the si furlongs handicap. Kewessa led from 1 lie start and won in a canter. Spring Board proved a disappointment and evidently is not within a couple of weeks of a good race. haurje, a good-looking two-year-old from the Wilson stable, was unfortunate at the start of the third race, for which he was well backed. Jockey Wolfe pulled him up when the break came and whatever chance he might have had was ruined. Jim key Core . who had the mount on Parlor Boy the first race, was suspended by the stewards for rough riding. It. T. Wilson and William It. Kngstroiu were among Ihe visitors. The latter came from Hot Springs anil joined the ranks of the layers. Isaacs I". OTIara ami some Baltimore associates nave parehased the Marlboro race track and they propose giving a race meeting of ten days, ktgla tiiug May 27. The meeting will be conducted as fair association and ii has beea promised that as the navehaae was made by purely local capital, as far as is possible the officials will be local men of experience. It is promised thai no purse offered will ha..- ■ bma rains nan MOO, with oetraiimal features ol greater value In addition to tlat racing there will be steeplecbasing. This is only a part of the plan of the new owners of Marlboro. They have laid their plans for a mile track in the fall When .1 lunch more pretentious meeting will lie held. It is the hope of the promoters to have Marlboro take the |dace of the racing circuit that was so long tilled by the Washington Jockey Club at the old Beiming track. Sain Louis this afternoon sold Hectograph to .L L. Holland at private rale. Louis bought the two-year old by running him up after he won a race here Tuesday. The track was slow at Havre do Grace this morning when the following work outs took place: Afterglow Five eighths in 1:05. Bat Masterson — Half mile in 51--,. Ben Loyal — Half mile in 55. Bonnie Kloise — Mile in 1:54. Category— Half mile iu 52--,. Chas. !. Grainger Three-ajaartera in I 25-,. Colonel Ashmeade — Three-quarters in 1:23. Cornel -acker Three-quarters iu 1:22%. Crisco Half mile in 52... Caries -Three-quarters iu 1:23%. Dangerous March Three eighths in 39. Baton— Three-eighths in M, Hobnob Three eighths in 40. Ida Claire Half mile in 51 -. John Beardon — Mile in 1:55%. Mediator — Five-eighths in 1:05::.. Montcalm Three-eighths in 38%. Orowoe-.Mile in 1:55%. Orperth— Three-quarters iu 1:25. Our Mabelle live eighths in lo:,. Republican Half mile in 51%. Ringllng Three-quarters in 1:19-.. Spitfire Half mile in 52%. The Kiitnp Three quarters in I 25 -.,. The Urchin— Half mile in 51%. Tow ton yield Three-eighths in 59. Veilclu li Half mile in 50%.
