The Washington herald., 1907-11-10
UPSETS AT PIMLICO
Several Get-away-day Good
Things Pulled Off.
HANCOCK WINS AT 80 TO l
Herman johnson Is FavOrIte I'm the
Second Event, but the LOng-shot
Takes the Race without Effort.
Two FavOrIteS out OF seven Land
First MOney-Attendnnce Good.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Baltimore, Nd. Nov. 9-To-day marked
the close OF the most successful meeting
held by the present Maryland Jockey
Clu0 on the Pimlico track.
There were thirteen days of racing, and
every day there was no lack in the at
tendance. It was one of the best betting
meetings in late years, and this was
evinced by, the large number of books
that laid the odds during the meeting.
The final days crowd was full OF bet
ting. but it was a very disagreeable day
10 pick the winners. as there were a
number Of get-away-day good things
pulled of
Favorites did not fare well. as there
were only two OF the seven that captured
the long end of the purses. the other
events going 10 goOd-priced horses
There was one real good thing pulled
off in the second event on the programme
Tor three year olds and upward for nom
winners of more than one race at the
meeting. In this event, at six furlongs.
Hancock. a three year old, by FatherIess,
as high as 30 20 ! in the betting, came
home in the front
The victory Of Hancock was the biggest
surprise Of the day. Herman Johnson
was the favorite, at 2 to l. and. with
Delaby up. Herman Johnson was well
played. Herman Johnson looked the goods
until the stretch, where Goldstein jostled
up Hancock, and the long shot easily
drew away from Herman Johnson, and
won handiy.
The Owners Handicap Steeplechase,
the Hotel Howard Purse the Jockey Club
Purse. and the sixth running of the ANA
teur Cup for gentlemen riders were the
feature events. The latter event was at
one mile. and well known gentlemen rid
ers were In the saddle. Mr.. E. Tucker.
Of Philadelphia, a leg on the cup by put
ting hlllochan over the plate the winner.
The Summarizes.
FIRST RACE-Irve furlongs characterization.
100 Ueibertj. TO !. ? 10 l. and 1 TO ). won:
Monthert. 100 Delabyl. ! 70 ,, TO s. and cut.
second; Laughing Eyes. 100 Harty). to l. ; TO 2.
and TO s. third. Time IG4 Shirley R.. Penne.
Chenille Edith Glen. and Listerine also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs. Hancock. Us
tGoldsteInl. % 10 l. S N l. and 10 / won: Her
man johnson. rs Delabyl ? 10 l. 4 to 5. and out.
second Ida Reck. 10 Ueibertl s to l. 3 20 l. and ,
10 2 third Time, l:l025 Simple Honours Null
yaney. Comilfo. Mamie Cohen, Diebrcd Westoyer
and Akbar also ran
THIRD RACE-Amateu Cup; gentlemen riders:
one mile hillochan. 80 Cdr Z. Tucker. % /.
? to !, and 20 s, won Peter Knight l4s tNir
Kerr. to /, even. and 20 S, second: Lord Badge
las tMr- r. Wright. 10 I. 20 s. and 3 10 )
thiri. Time. sc 10. High Jumper also ran
FOURTH RACE-Stccpiechase about two miles
Bersi. rs tSayagel. 81 % l. 6 20 s. and I TO .
won; Bob Murray. li7 NICClainl. 10 L g 20 5
and 10 .. second; Guardian. IT lRelleherl 6 10
To I. and even. third Time. $40 3-5. Flying Viz
gnian Wanrntou. Water Pansy, and BenIals also
FUTH RACE-Hotel Howard purse: one nile.
Miss Cate5by. % tDcahyl 10 s. / 20 3 aud out
won Kings Plate. l06 Ge.bcrt. 3 20 l. 10 5. and
out, second; Braggadoccio 100 ltioldsteinl 10 /
2 20 !, and 20 5, third Time las 25 Deburgo
Giles. Cartwhecl, Merryman and Chorus Girl also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-Jocley Club purse: one and one
half miles. Jupiter. los Brady. I 70 l. s 70 5. and
3 to D. won; PauiqUc. los lDelabyl. 10 l. ( 10 5
and out second; Cmbyses. l03 Heibertl ( 10
S ID .. and 90 5. third Time. 2:i3 Dele Strome
True Boy, Nohlesse Obige. and Fl Captain also
Tal.
SEVENTH RACE-One mile. Ivouhoe lO7 DE
lshyl. 20 and out, won; Ormonde's Right ll2
tHennessyl. ; 10 l. 90 5. and out. second: St
Jeanne, " fFairbrotheri. 10 ]. 1 10 5. and out
third Time l-i6- Wabash Queen and High Chance
also ran.