The Washington times., 1907-10-21
PIMLICO STALLS
RAPIDLY FILLING
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BALTIMORE. Nd. Oct. 21-Flags will
ny at old Pimlico next Saturday, when
( the autumn meeting of the Maryland
Jockey Club viii begin
Already the course presents a very
lively appearance. Horses have been
arriving at the track nearly every day
for a week. and from now on the influx
viii be great
Secretary Riggs, realizing the mad
,eouacv Of stable accommodations, has
had fifty new stalls built, and these
with the stalls to be had at the sur
rounding tracks, viii make room for
COO horses. It looks now as if every one
of these stalls viii be taken before the
opening day, as applications have been
received from a large number Of horse
men. some of whom are coming 10 PIN
leo for the first time in years.
one of these Is James Mclaughlin,
the old-time jockey, who was the pre-
mier rider of his day, and who Won
many victories over the PimlicO course
in the eighties. Mclaughlin will bring
his good gray horse oxford and several
others. oxford has entirely recovered
from the attack of catharral fever which
threw him cut of training some time
ago. and will be seen in several races at
the meeting.
Track Is Fast.
The horses Of c. c. Smithson and
Theodore Coles arrived at the course
Yesterday. and several car loads are
exDected from Windsor tomorrow, in
Guiding those OF Henry Mason, with
Ormonde's Right and Niblick; j. W.
Pangle. the welI-known Washington
borseman; J. S. Flynn, with the fast
fillv. Goes Fast; n. Hogan, and J. II.
Richiugs Tuesday big consignment
Is expected from Benning, among which
will be those of William Garth, Gen. ".
T. ToWne Z. II, Hanna, Howard VIII
Uams Thomas Dyer, and ". p Burch.
The track at PimliCO is in hrst-class
condition; faster, indeed, than IL has
ever been. Mr. Riggs has looked after
the comfort Of the patrons by inclOsing
the big betting pavilion with glass, so
that on windy or cold days IL will be
warm and snug. More than thirty lay
ers of odds have written that they will
be on hand for the meeting. Among
the owners who have asked for stable
room are:
Some Who'll Be There.
W. Shields. II: P. Gallagher, Z; F. A.
Herold, 9; W. Barbee, 4; Matt Feakes.
TO- zen. w 4. lONuGS, o. Is. BeaCn, o.
H. Flippen, 8; Robert Neville. u; F.
Littlefeld, 4; William Garth, Il; Morris
Welch, 5; ]. S Flynn. g; a. b. STAINS
bury, 1; a, +. Gates, s; J. W. Bryan, 8;
A. Wheeler, 5; Theodore Coles, Is; Pres
ton BurCh, 16; r. r. Thomas, 6; J.
Meagher. 6; c.. Malone 5, Mr.. Stringer,
3; J. Cooper. 3; James Boden, .; J, W.
Colt 8; ". J. Oliver. 6; H 5. Davidson.
Z; Dion Kerr, u; ". Maybee, 3; r. Z.
Watkins, IS; r. Boyle, Z; J. Neal, 2;
"a Nrtraf crftr frsV~ g. q
Meister, .: W. II. Dudley, 8; James
Johnston. 3; J. Mclaughlin, 6; ]. GRAY
er. 4; W Brazil, 4: Queen City Stable
6; ]. ". Pangle. s; W Hollar 6; Howard
Williams, 8; Fred Miller. 4; Jules Gar
son, 10; T. Z. Mannix 10: R J. WaIiach.
6; Mrs r. Bradley. 6; Martin Chandler.
s; VIII Wallace. 10; W. o. Scully, 4;
u. 3. boswell, 4; II. B. Skies. s; Al
Weston, with the GouShacre Stables
horses, 8; J. 5. Hoy. 5; @. c. Han, 7:
w Heating, 6; r. II Hanna. 5: r. J.
Walden, -; William French, 5; Mr.
Chetland. {,