The Washington times., 1905-11-05
Was Heavily Backed, But
Outrun by WeirdSome
in Fierce Finish.
FAV0RiIE5 HAD BAD DAY
Iick,e Only One to Get the
Money = Steeplechase
Big Success.

BALTIMORE. Md. Nov. 4-PfmIicO
was favored with fine weather for the
opening Of its fall meeting today. and q
big turnout. in which the society ele-
ment was a feature. saw the races.
The feature event was the Walden
sl.c10 stake. and here the talent got
severe bump, Only four started. and *
was figured that Disobedienr. who per
formed SO well Cn the big tracks. would
have a cinoh The Yelled Lady was
thought TO hold the place secure while
Heaoway and WeiTdsome were not given
a thought
At the start The Yelled Lady went to
the front, and led up 20 the stretch Here
Disobedle1t challenged and passed her,
locking all over winner. At this stage
Of the game Crimmins on Wcirdsome
MADE his run, ard with an electric
burst Of speed he overhauled Disobedi-
enJ half way down the stretch and won,
going away. Weirdsome is the property
ef Wilson K. Levering, of Baltimore.
who is Eow in the hospital. rec yering
from an operation for appendicitis
Mamie L. Good Chaser.
The steepIechase handicap was big
success. Ten high-class jumpers start
ed and all finished without an acci-
won after a rattIing finish with Dick
Roberts. Billy Garth, from the Old
Dominion. won the first race of the day
with Pater- The good twO-year-old
was of none too we'll. but took COM
mand in the streUcn ana came away
handny.
The second race went TO Fred Little
field's Tickle. who won in a ganop.
Tickle was the only favorite to cap
ture the money. The third race, for
gentlemen riders. went to Mr.. Kerr OF
Washington. who rode Bob TayIor's
Monsoon Mr.. Keer took his mount
TO the front at the start and won well
IN hand.
The last race saw the favorite, Wood
shade. defeated. The Garth flly quit at
the three-quarters and Scion shingie
then weat on ard won in drive from
Cheripe
The Summaries.
First race-six furlongs. Pater. 80
Henderson,. 10 I won; Delphie, los
(CreameT). TO !. second; Peter Paul
rs (WishaTd). 3 to !, third. Time.
crime, DR.. swartz. Jack NcKeon. Ruby
Hampstead. Lord Aintree, Tweedie.
Cedric and Guess also ran.
Second race-Five and one-half fur
longs. Tickle, 107 (McCabe) TO Q, won;
Henry Waring. 81 CChristian) 10 TO 1
second; Nil 90 (Meade). s TO I, third.
Time, l.08&. Judge White. Palora, Am
bilious. Londoner. Venus, Springban
Cleaner and Sweet Flavia also ran
Third raee-six furlangs. Monsoon.
l3e CIR. Kerr, to !. won; Singaway
Is (Mr- Whitel. Is to !. second: Rath-
owen. 13S (Mr. Tucker), 20 TO ]. third.
Time, l:Is- Caqueta Lord Tara Moder-
ator, Olerosa. Flara. Trapezist En-
barrassment and Ben Battle also ran.
Fourth race-SteepIechase: about two
miles. Mapde H. 143 (SaVage). 3 10 l
won Dick Roberts. 148 CTIOulihan), 3 to
]. second; Pauleker. IA kelly. 10 TO I,
third Time, 4-21- Billy Ray, Volantine
Buck O'Dowd War Paint RoyeIle. Ida
y ooalands and Night 2ell also ran
Fifth race-The Walden Stake: six
furlOngs- Weirdsome, 1G0 (Crimminsl. 6
70 ], won; Disobedient, 10 q. Johnson
3 10 o. second; The Yelled Lady, fOG
tklenck), ~ to ]. third. Time 1:I4z
Headway also ran.
Sixth race-One and one-eighth miles
SOlon Shingle. lG tHohman), 10 l. won /:
CheriDe. s. (Barnett), 4 to J. second.
Standard Bearer. 104 (Crimmins). IS to
]. third Time. 1;56 Privateer, Chtca 60
Girl. Woodshade and St. Roma also
ran.