The Washington times., 1905-04-30
BIG CROWD SEES
SPRING MEETING
END At P|hL|CO
Eighteen Bookies Have
Their Hands Full at
the Time.
KILLING IN THE SIXTH
M0nochord the Good Thing.
Brewers Handicap
Run Off.
KILLING IN THE SIXTH

BALTIMORE, April 29.-Despfte the
rain a big holiday crowd. the largest
yet this season, saw d good days sport
for the closing Of Pimlico's spring meet
ing. Speculation was heavy.
The largest spectators had early
made up their minds TO win or go broke
on the day. and the eighteen book
makers had ali they could handle in the
way of big money.
Good Days Card.
The Baltimore Brewers Handicap
brought out good field with half the
entries made by local horses. The pub
lie believed Bobbie Taylor could win with
his old campaigner, Arfahgowon, ana
whtn post time Was blown by the bugleE
there were but few bOkS taxing money
on his chance. He had previously hnlsh-
cd strong in shorter races ana looked
good to Win
rich trophy donated by Al Herford,
brought out It good lield of heavy weight
carriers. with he Russy last runner
made Iayorite w. 3, t'asi6 was welt
uked by members OF the Spring valley
Hunt Club, who had seen his work
earlier IN the week IssaK had u good
biz OF following.
Beat Out Favorite.
The victory of Setauket in the second
cost his oH1er. George Connen, his
koT;c. He was bid ir by l.. 2. Holladay
for $1,000.
The third race, for gentlemen riders,
saw DcRussy a not faVoriJc. The
hoolics took liberties with her price.
some quoting even money. II was only
= romp, she winning as she pleased from
Mamie II. protited by the fall of Pune
tEal ard easily won the steeplechase.
sharpshooters,, took the place from Fol-
low ON. Wooden, King Carter, and Ill
Used were declared out
Seven Good Mudlarks.
The Brewers Handicap fifth on the
card. brought out seven good mudders,
with Malabar and Red Light equal ia
vorites. Baltimore turned up the win
reT in the good old campaiGner, Arrah-
gowoH, wno was oVer!ooEed hy the
bookies.
The Summaries.
First race-Five furlongs. T. S. Mar
tin, III (AIiles), 3 to s. won; Away. 10l
III henderson,. 3 TO ., third. Time
:0j. Peter Becker and / Told You also
ran
Second race-One mile. setauket, 10
(E. Walsh, TO l, won; Mistlss. S9
henderson,. / to >, second Nj. f. Tar
pey, 107 fNIilesD, to l, third. Time,
i:8TE Queen Belle, Extraiaw. Mamie
March, Blue Miracle, and Eight Dollars
Third race-The Herford Cup; one
mile. DeRrssv, III (Mr. Jones), 3 to 5,
won; Trapezist, l47 tMr. korr). 10 ,;
second; Probe, t3l (Mr. Nlcholas). l. TO
/ third. Time, 1.5514. IssaH, Rarassing.
w. b. Fasig and Baronet also ran.
Fourth race-Stceplechase; handicap;
about two miles, Mamie IA, 1l2 (Sav-
age(. to D. wen; Rolling Pin, 13s tkellyl,
S To /. second; Follow On, 40 (BowserD,
10 !, third. Time, 5;0l. Punctuai and
III Used also ran.
Fifth race-BreWers Handicap; one
aud ore-eighth miles Arrahgowon. 81
(Barnet). Is 10 l. won; James F., III
(Miles) 10 /, second, Ruby Hempstead,
- CNNainwrighD. TO l.. third. Time.
POOL Nine spot Malabar. WadGen II
and Red Light also ran.
Sixth race-SiN furlongs. Monochord,
loS tE. Walsh. S to s. won; General
Steward, los tChristian), 1a to !, Sec
ond Miss Karl. 81 Wainwright. to l.
third. Time, l:2012 Miss Shylock, Can
taloupe. and Tootsey Mack also ran