Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-02
FAvORITES BOWLED
OVER AT PIMLICO

BALTIMORE, Nd, May 2.-Outsiders
created havoc for the players OF form on
the Pimlico track yesterday. Four Of the
seven events on the program were cap
tured by the long-priced performers. while
in the other three favorite and two Sec
ond choices scored Even the feature
event on the program, the Owners handi-
cap steeplechase, went to a rank out
slider. The race was won by Sir Tristan,
owned by CORTLAND H. Smith Of Virginia,
at odds OF to /. Rock Storm, the favorite
in the betting, did not display his real
speed with the top weight, 1853 pounds
Rock Storm seemed to labor under the
weight and could not get any nearer than
third at the finish.
Guardian made all Of the running and
looked like the winner until the turn was
made down the stretch. where P. Hagan
sent Sir Tristan to the front and won
and jumped well. Cardigan, the second
choice in the betting, did not run his race
1t was a clean affair, as there, was not
one fall.
victory Of St. Jeanne. at 20 to /, in the
third race, that at five furlongs St.
Jeanne is a chestnut filly, owned by Mr.
Stewart Diffenderffer Of Green Spring val
though she had not been able to win. The
distance-fve and half furlongs-was
liked by the Ally, and she won from the
start to finish.
Days Cast Of Won.
Mr.. eDiffenderffer's stable made a clever
showing His Racine II, by Racine ran
third in the sixth race at one mile, at 80
to /. The race was won by Johnny Far
relps Warning, at 10 to 1. The favorite,
st. Joseph, was out of the money. Ida
Reck, at 10 to /, won the first race from
the favorite. Gold Castle. Blember the
second choice, made good showing in the
second event, that for two-year-olds at
four and a half furlongs.
There was nothing to the fifth race. at
one mile, but the favorite, Ell Dorado.
The Wrestler, at to l. ran away from
the field in the closing race, at Eve fur
longs. Merry Lassie, the favorite, ran
third
Jockey Christian. who piloted st. Jeanne.
the long shot to victory in the third race.
was set down for the rest of the meeting
by Starter Dade for misbehavior at the
post In that race. There were three sales
of horses reported at the track yesterday.
Glorious Betsie. owned by Mrs. r. w.
Walden, was sold to the Chelsea stable,
which Is trained by p M. Burch. A. G..
Weston sold Nellie Racine. that won Tues
day, to g. w. Foreman, while Back Mate
was sold to G. w. Sillick.
Summary Of Events.
First race, for maiden three-year-olds and up
and to Cold Castle io7 oya
and 2 to S. second; Queen Of Knight IS u. Hem
Messy, to 1 and to l.. third. Time. LIS IA.
Hampton. High Jumper, Camden. Marksman and
Dankau also ran.
Second race. for two-year-olds; four and half
fuslongs--Biember, lo2 e. Hennessyl ~ to ! and
Il to 1. second; Black Mask. 1902 ,Lee) to / and
to l. third Time o5e Ticket Of Leave, Awless.
Cousin Genevieye left ut post.
Third race. for nlt!es and geldings; threeyear-
ODDS; selling; 1--WE furlongs-St. Jeanne, los Chris
tianj 20 to and 8 to 1, won; Laura A., 100
tt(Fairbrother), s. to and to /. second; Lucy
Marie, 1o5 a. Martini. to and to 1. third.
Time, Leg Ia. Black Flag Old Colony. Willctta,
Melting. Trouveur, Somnus. Alegra and Higgin-
botham also
Fourth race, Owners handicap; steeplechase: for
four-year-olds and upward about two miles-sir
Guardian 143 Hayes, 8 TO and 2 to /, second;
Rock Storm. 1853 (E. Heider), to and t. 4