Blazes In Winning Form: He Defeats Faison Dore in Real Race Horse Fashion.; Ross Stable Wins With Boniface, but Loses With Motor Cop and Donegan Is Cut Down., Daily Racing Form, 1920-04-18

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BLAZES IN WINNING FORM He Defeats Faison Dore in Real Race Horse Fashion Ross Stable Wins With Boniface but Loses With Motor Cop and Donegan Is Cut Down HAVRE TE GRACE Md April 17 Kal Parrs Kentucky Derby candidate Illaxes made his first appearance with the colors up this year in the Classic Handicap the feature race of the Havre dc Crace program this afternoon and showed an im ¬ pressive porfrrmanee Blazes while he dil not meet any great threeyearolds this afternoon carried big weight 120 pounds He was ridden by A Sehuttinger made all the pace and won with speed in reserve with his rider looking back nt the finish Plaxes ran the threequarters in 115 i good time considering the track conditions At no stage of the running was the result in doubt and at the end mazes was pricking his ears Trainer William Oarth was well pleased with the showing of the colt and announced that immediately follow ¬ ing the close of the Havre de trace meeting he would ship Illazes to Churchill Downs where ho would receive his final prep for the bis rico ricoThere There was a big increase in the attendance nt Havre de Orace this afternoon due to improvement in the transportation facilities The volume of business was cm a par with the big days of lost year There was a steady drizzle nil afternoon but race goers apparently did not mind the unfavorable conditions and crowded the lawns to witness the ri until of the va Jtis racrs racrsThe The Uoss stable accounted for the Kdgowood Purse when Iloniface beat Ilullet Proof out a neck coming from behind and outstaying the Clopton candidate In the early running Ilullpt Proof raced into a long lead and at one time it seemed he would make runaway affair oT the race Hound ¬ ing the far turn when Sarnie shook Iloniface up a bit the latter responded with a good burst of speed and when entering the homestretch was on even terms with the pacemaker At the finish the winner was inclined to bear in a bit and Sando took hold of him in an effort to keep him straight straightThe The Itoss stable was not as fortunate in the other races as in the opener The imported colt Donegal came out of the race with one of his hind tendons almost cut in t vo lie was Jumped on during the running and it is doubtful if he faces the barrier again at all events not during the present racing season Motor Cop and War Pennant proved dis ¬ appointments in the Aero Purse for which they were an oddson favorite Motor Cop showed a keen turn of speed to the stretch turn but in the filial eighth tired and Pickwick caught and passed him in the last hundred yards and won going away awayPenelope Penelope winner of the second race changed hands after she won It was a sjlling race and W WA A McKinmy and Paul C lelly were the bidders biddersthe the latter securing her for 3100 During the Howie meeting Connelly lost the filly in a claiming race According to the rule recently passod by The Jockey Club Connelly will be unable to race the filly until the expiration of thirty days after pur ¬ chasing her back TingaLing was claimed out of the same race by P L Short for 2017 2017JOCKEY JOCKEY NOLANS SEVERE INJURIES INJURIESItpports Itpports from the local hospital where jockey T Xolan is confined arc that the lad is suffering from several broken ribs besides the loss of a couple of teclh Xolan had a miraculous escape and it is doubtful if he will be seen in the saddle again this year yearThere There are sonic horsemen who attribute the acci ¬ dent to the fact that the horses ran iii sn th thplates plates which is undoubtedly true The matter was discussed pro and on and the consensus of opinion was that the stewards representing The Jockey Club should be empowered to use discretion in tin matter of plates On a track like Howie for instance where the soil is of a sandy nature the absence of toes cuts no figure but on a clay track like Havre de Crace when it rains smooth plates art positively dangerous and invite accidents Several horses that raced here yesterday kept slipping and paddling and ran as though they were on roller skates When the track here or any other clay track for that matter is firm or fast smooth plates are all right but when the going is slippery the officials in charge should be permitted to use some sort of discretion discretionAmong Among todays visitors at Havre de Orace was Xewtou Icnningtoii who a few years back raced a powerful stable in the Kast which included that good mare Ilelclame Mr Ilennlngton was connected with the Ilritish war board for eighteen months and since the close of hostilities has been busy look ¬ ing after his interests in Wall Street It is possible that he may reenter racing some time next summer summerThe The race specials from Baltimore and Philadelphia were resumed today to the great comfort and con ¬ venience of racegoers from both points pointsSeventeen Seventeen carloads of horses which wen shipped by freight from Howie arrived lust night which completes the shipments from that point pointT T J Klwnrd who raced a string of twoyearolds nt the Xew Orleans winter meetings was an arrival from Canada He reports that more than 100 horses are in training at the Woodbine cmirse Toronto but owing to the backward spring the trainers have not been able to do much with them themJockey Jockey Guy Hums was another arrival from Can ana where he spent most of the winter months Hums will ride as a free lance at the Maryland meetings meetingsTwo Two additional foals were dropped at Commander 7 K L Itoss stock farm in Howard county during the past week A handsome filly by Marathon Golden Wedding and another filly by Fitzwilliam Tiie Lark The twenty horses left by Mr Bedroll at the I i n re 1 track will bt shipped to Louisville and campaigned on the Kentucky tracks by K Schelke one of the younger school of trainers trainersEdward Edward Soule who wintered in California was an arrival today Charles Booker was another visi ¬ tor


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