The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-10-19
PIMLICO BENEFITS
BENNING MEETING
Two Events Induce Owners
TO Ship Horses.
EXCURSION RATES LIKELY
Secretary Riggs Hopes to Save Wash
ington Sports Some Car Fare.
Good Things In Sight.

BALTIMORE, Oct l9.-The benefits
which viii be derived by both Pimlico
and Beuuing by running in conjunction
with each other are daily becoming
more apparent The gain TO both tracks
viii be unreasonable. while Aqueduct
win not suffer greatly.
IIorsemeu who have been runniag
their horses at the New York tracks
declare that they win ship their stables,
now that they can enjoy the privilege
or two meetings, where otherwise they
would have remained and shipped di-
rect from Gotham 10 New Orleans.
Secretary Riggs visited Washington
the first Of the week and said today
that race lovers in the Capital City were
nearly as enthusiastic over the coming
meeting AT PImlic0 as are the sports OF
Baltimore. ana that Is saying a. great
deal He hopes 10 arrange excursion
rates over the railroads, that Washing
tOnians may enjoy the events TO their
hearts content.
Judging from the work OF uustarted
tw0-year-Olds now at the track, a num-
Der of good things viii be cut loose
during the seven days that racing viii
be on A closely hooded yOungster from
Carter Halls stable yesterday turned
i've friongs close TO record time.
A train load OF horses viii leave New
York on the evening of the last day
racing at Jamaica for Baltimore. Six
cars have been spoken for already, and
il is believed that the number viii be
increased 10 ten before the start
In the stable of jules Carson that viii
race at Pimlico and Bennings this fall.
is a clever yOuugster named Silver
HHa-H- Harr-
VIII be bad animal Tor dope artists TO
sleep upon
1t is almost sure that three leaders in
their class VIII be seen at both Beuuiug
ana F-uuco this FAN In the Cough
acre stables viii be seen the son of
AtheliuE-lIiss Gleluou SlUrLLgsa s.
s. Delmel viii send the noted campaign
en- Atrlcauder, and Quartered -u Father
BlA DAILY stable VIII be Eugeula
Burch. A special race at PImlic0 is be-
ms arranged between the three for an
early date at the hilltop track
C.. H. Harris, with the we-I-kn0wu
tim1er-toDpers, Conuover and Captain
Hayes, reached PImIic0 yesterday morn
lnE A crack lrr of rVo-Eear-ulcs also
t-el me car, III clarse OF trainer q. q
Gray AFTER running here the lou viii ba
shipped 10 Beul.uE for the fall meeting
there.
IN the c0Iors of Pierre L0rrI-ard ola
NumeraI viii do the loops at both
tracks. He ls now owned bv James
johnson. and arrived last night I'm prime
came in the bunch.
j j. Mackessey. with a string OF ten.
go- iu last night. They VIII be condI-
toned 60 Southern climates. and Mr.
-Aackessey says they viii make good
A-LL mere and EEe Washington track
Applications for local licenses are be
ing applied for by jockeys now riding at
jana lea Those who have sent word
mat they would ride here are j. 0.Cor-
41-- 1i'-l-l-lE5 fa5ler, Penn, MuIh0Ilaud-
Ct---il7r -l-er and f. Thompson These
e-- -4 the lightweight class. Nat Ray
p --a1i-1 ana - wilson VIII enter the
slrepiectases. r. NJ Taylor Ernest
Hayes. II. S. Page. and a. hi. Hsrr5s
"--- sport 5-sA in the sentleueu's classes
Jules Carson. whose c0lors have flash
- past tne post urst iu many hard
- ship his entire stable 10 PIrIflG and
-el---.s -.I Liis laii-. This means that
~ -s7- lalt-E good selling Plalers VIII
enter the various events
Secretary Eiggs has determined that
pooEn5Eers can ''Clt inn each morrlrl-
a-EaAtAse or this rule 20 book day OF
ts4 -u -fts AprA ana JUMP South 90
l-lh up "a piece of money. The BeuuiuE
IEzDaE cement VIII Keep AN omen eve r1r.l.--
me plan and aduuI IL if IL proves raol
one
Longer odds and shorter percentages
y i-l result from tLe Ulau OF open betting
L--5 -t F.H--ca- he aeulisaUauJ ~
sgtalcate nlallrEls-Ci-g is start .- tle
right direction
BOWLING SCORES