Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-11-06
FAVORITES IN
FRONT AT PIMLICO
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
BALTIMORE, November 6-There was
more class in the races yesterday at PIN
leo than for any other day Of the meet
Ing II was big day, too, for the book :
les despite the fact that FIVE favorttes
won. The prices quoted on several Of the
faVorites were prohibitive, bly, in the
first and third races. The fifth and sey-
enth races carried most of the public's
money In the fifth race. the Walden
stakes, the best two-year- in this sec
ton of the country faced the barrier.
Jubilee was again made the favorite al
7 to ., and Billie Hibbs was held at 5 to
,. Both horses were literally supported
Billie Hibbs got off in front and led his
field to the stretch turn, where he quit
jubilee had none the best of the start but
stuck to his task and, overhauling his
field one by one, managed to get UP In
time to win by head from Dixie HimmeI,
a 10 TO l shot, which ran a bang-up race
Miss Catesby, an added starter, was third
three lengths away. Billie Hibbs finished
fifth 1t was the consensus of opinion
that the weight was too much and the
distance too far for Billie Hibbs
c. c. Smithson's FL Dorado at 1 to I,
tiptoed his field in the third race and
won by five lengths. Bersi in the steeple-
chase, was well ridden by Savage who
made his move at the proper time and
finished first, eight lengths in front of
buChIlaH.
Johnny Edwards was a hot tip to win
the first and the bookies held him at 3 to
and l to . There was little money bet
at that price and the layers quit big win
nerS OF the race.
Coltness. at to !. ran his usual hon
est race and beat his field handily in the
second event. The Hunt purse, for gen
teman riders, at one and one-half miles.
was won by Mr.. Harrison on Tellfare,
which led from start to finish. Mr.. Tucker
made his move too late on Recruit and
allowed the winner to get too far ahead.
The bookies got all of the money in the
seventh race, in which Ormonde's Right
and Flavigny were made warm favorites.
Lally. the winner crowded Ormondes
Right on the fence and forced Highlander
to pull up. AS a result neither of the two
horses that carried the bulk of the coin
in this race finished in the money. Seven
races are scheduled for today and good
sport IS promised.
The Summaries
FIRST RAcE-FIvE FURLoNGS.
Johnny Edwards. 100 lDelaby). go. 55 -. . ou
Risk los Henry ............... ) SIS 40
Dottie S 100 lTairbrother, 1872. so 10 5
Navarro. Virlando, Miss Cushman. lockwood and
kingsessinG also ran.
SECOND RACE-sIx FURLoNGs.
Edgely. ~ C, RILEY ........,: - ! -
Akhar, ll2 lFairbrotherl 20 6 4
Pater, Revenue. Caper Sauce and Fiat also ran
THIRD RACE-oNB MILE.
FL Dorado los CBeSkman, 1890, IA .; 49,
Gampatgner los onsla6yo ,'-.... g 33 49,
Time, l.42 40. Garment also ran.
FOURTH RACE-BLI'E BONNETS STEEPLE-
CHASE: ABOUT TWO MILES.
Bersi. 1873 Savage :..........ll-5 no 80.
ms rdiau $40 (kelPherl .- ~ l
Water Pansy and Judge Nolan also ran.
FIFTH RACE-rHE WALDEN: SIX FUR
Jubilee 1l2 (McCabel .-......... G-5 L. -.
Dixie Himmel 104 UieberD ..-.. /
sAiiss Catesby, 90 (Hartyl ....-.. 6-5
Time, li5. Billie Hbbs Feast, ION Shaw.
Servile Blember, Wooispun and King Thistle
also
Added starter.
SIXTH RACE-THE HUNT PURSE; ONE AND
ONE HALF MILES.
TelIrare. 100 (Mr. Harrison) 49,. 80 As 2-5
Recruit. l42 (Mr. Tucker ...... 6-5 IL ....
Notrr Knip. 1i2 tMr. Taylor $50. , TO 500.
Time 242. Merrymaker, Kumshaw and Beu-
lala aso ran.
SEVENTH RACE-ONE AND THREE-sIX-
list. Pl 3D..
Lady Karms. 81 tFairbrother)... II
Panique, 1O3 (McCGheyl ......... 20 =
Time 204. 0rmondes Right and Flayisny
also