Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-10-21
MEETING At P|ML|CO
Horsemen Will Be
Well Represented.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
BALTIMORE, October 90 Washington
will be we'll represented at the coming fall
meeting OF the Maryland Jockey Club at
Pimlico. Nearly a dozen horsemen from the
capital will be here with theih runners,
and as there are some pretty good racers
IN their strings, they ought to cut a figure
in the sport. BILLY" Garth, who has the
distinction of having won more races than
any other trainer this year, will ship his en-
tire stable to Pinllico, and he expects to
repeat the success he had last spring. One
of the best horses in Garth's string just
now is the three-year-o jumper, L. 5.
Martin. This horse has shown such wonder
full improvement since he was put through
the field that he is regarded now as little
short of first class. At Pimlico last spring
T. s. Martin looked like hopeless propo-
sition as a racer. but he struck his game
when he was sent over the jumps. Besides
T. s. Martin, Mr.. Garth has Orphan Lad,
a good winner at the New York tracks;
Lady Vera who on Friday broke a worlds
record at six and a half furlOngs; Bobbie
Kean. Grevilla, Bound Brook and others.
Preston NJ. Burch will bring fifteen horses
including the old campaigner Knight of
Rhodes; Johnny Pangle will be on hand
with six; E. H. Hanna will ship the same
number; j. J. Mackessey VIII race his good
Eon filly, and several others; Robert Ne
vile will be represented by eight, mostly
jumpers, though the fast horse Melbourne
will also come on; P s. Roberts will start
old Rough Rider and another one, and R.
Bradley will have a string of fifteen.
newcomer to Pimlco will be Barney
Schriber, the st. Louis turfmen, who has
applied for stable room for ten horses
Fred Cook, another Westerner, Will also
be here.
Among the horsemen already stabbed at
Pinllico are: W. Mosby, .; J. Pangle 6; G.
c. Gray, I; George Brown, Z Including The
Clown; c. Malone, 3; M. Welsh, with kits:
W. Heating with Royal Window and two
others; P. Gallagher, with Z; A. B. STAINS
bury 3; William Jennings, with Cave Ad-
sum, Plantagenet Springbrook and three
others; W. S. Diffenderfer, with Racine II,
Phlador, Ruby Hampstead and six others;
]. Sykes. with four jumpers; l.. Stern, 3;
Gus Engelking, Henry Rites, 4; Tom Nor
ton. /; N. X. Beal. 3; Paul Campbell, 1;
Jupiter, Venus, Melting and six others. and
Joe West with Duke of Kendall and an
other.
Applications for stable room have been
received from Barney Schneider. 10; Will
liam Garth, 20; Fred Cook. 5; r. Bradley,
To- Adolph Wheeler, 5; Abe Carson, II; A.
L. Aste, T.; j. W. Moore, i: e. Utterback,
6; il. O. Flippen. IL; r. ]. Walden, 20; T.
F. Coles, Is; Fred Miller, >; f. A. Hcrold,
10: j. Hoy !: William French, s; A. Wes-
ton. II; Vic Hol!er, I: +. Fl. Hanna 6; I'll.
r. Duany, \; j. Mclaughlin. S; T., b. Dos
well. g. p. NJ. Burch, 10; T. Mannix. 10; M.
Beckett - Robert Neville. 8: c. S. Wilson,
6; J. Clay. - M. Deweiss, 4; William
Wright, {; II. shannon 4; G. Whaien, j; w.
Shields. 3: ]. W. Graves, 4; c. w. Gasser,
3; j. H. Meagher 4 r. S: Davidson. 8: P.
S. Roberts. .; l.. Peters, 3; Ross & Topper,
6; J. j. Mackessey, Is; w. III. Creamer, 3;
H. A. Griswold =: Jackson. 4; I. Moran
vile, t. d. Haynes, 4; F. McCabe, 3; w.
Ign Stable. s; W. Morris. ), and L. q. De-
Amman, H.