The evening world., 1908-11-05
LONG SHOTS GET
THE PURSES At
P|ML|C0 TRACK
Bobby kean, at 80 to 1,
Proves Biggest Surprise
of the Day,
TONY BONERO, AT7TO 1
Arrival of New York Regulars
and Jockey Notter Makes
Betting Livelier.
TONY BONERO, AT ITO
tspec!al to Tn. nvenln. worlan

Especial 10 Inc Evening w Orli.1
P1MLICo RACE TRACK. Md, Nov.
Sit was more ike a New York track
than ever here thi. Afternoon With the
season closed in the Empire State
every man that could get the price
made for here. and the consequence
was livelier betting than had been seen
during the meeting. There WIS also an
addition to the jockey ranks. including
Joe Notter, and this meant more conf
dence on the part Of the beuers. The
attendance was better than the avera ge
despite real wIntry weather. The track
was fast and the card first class.
FIRST RACE-For maiden two-year-
olds, 500 added six furlongs.-Time,
l15 20.
Gus Helm. 10 McCahey), 6 to l. 5 to
Endymion. 10 lCullen). 10 /, > to
! and to J, second.
Soil los ,Notter), o !. to l. and c
! to >, third.
Bose. King Commoner. Gun Shot. Ed
Shuster, Red Doe. Eloro. Bahhle, Col
den Castle. Glen Falls. Puddm. Emily
G also ran. Mr.. McGinn Was left at
/ post.
There were nearly as many good
things in the opening race as there were
starters Bose ran away three faIes
while at the posi-. and i.d no. start
Soil led for a quarter, when Endym'on
took up the running and led 10 the
stretch. Then Gus Helm moved up and
won easily, with Endym!on second ana
Soil third.
SECOND RACE-Sclling. three-,year-
.lds and up; 500 added. seven fur!onss
Time, IS . D.,
10 and out, Won, IN +,
and S to 5, second.
Eulipides. IL OBrusselD, 10 TO !. to
and 3 to !, third. ,.-,.,. .c,a
Youthful. Laura \, NeosheeiSthi III
Clown. Judge Ermentrout, CharlNar,'
King Avondale. Miss PeliSord. COOL
Lady KarmH. GowanEn, Glaucus also
ran.
Consistent was the good thing and tie
favorite in the second race and she
made good. Peep In was al her throat
latch until the stretch was reached
vh.n Consistent drew away ana won
easily. while Peep In Just did last long
enough to beat Eurlpdes on second
money.
/ THIRD RACE-The Baltimore Brew
ers Handicap: Three-ycar -olds and up
ward; $50 added one mile ana seventy
Yards Time-l.+4 ID.
Tony Bon"ro, ITO CCuiI'h)' 10 l. " 10 l.
and / to >. Won
The Wrestler, lO3 tMcCahey), to :. 6
10 > and out, second,
Gridiron, 1903 crowley, ) 10 |. to g.
"' Rierkiey, i.ailcy. Giles, Haynes. Live
/ wire, Cave Adsum, Sugar Pine also ran.
Glass won in the third race. Live
Wire. with Not,er in the saddle. was
tho fayorlte. but failed TO make good.
The Wrestler was followed by Tony Bo-
nero until the stretch, when the latter
moved up and won cleverly, with The
Wrestler second and Gridiron third.
FOURTH RACE.-stceplecchase, four
year-olds and up. $500 added about two
miles rime-i.2. So
Sir Wooster, l52 davidson. 10 10,
Waterway, 100 Du?ee). to l. even
Economy, la2 ,McAfee), to |, TO
"t Grnndps ; Rye BOY ueln, Bilberry
/ lboy fell on also ran
| The stecplechase was little more than
gallon for the favorite, Sir Wooster,
RIc BOY, Bribery and Grandpa met
with accidents After that Sir Wooster
went along in leisure manner and
won as he pleased. with Waterway sec
ond and Economy third'
! FIFTH RACE-Sellins, thrc.-yesr-old
! ord onward; tN0 added, mile and six
Iernth' Timc-lE 40,
Robbie Kcan, ia ,Walkerl, 70 to !, 10
| 10 /, 10 |. won.
Queen OF the Hills, loS tNotierl, l. TO /.
B. z 10 1 and even, second
Jusgicr. III (Cullem, 3 to .. To > and
out, third.
isabel, AleN Grant also ran.
Honest George Odom" buried an
other favoritc in the hfth race. JuEgler
who ON form looked the surest winner
of the day, was backed Tor thousands OF
aollars. hm like All odds-on choice.
from the Odom stable, ne could not
raise gallop Bohhit k"au Vas In
,ront from start tp hnish aud won rid
Continued OF second PsEe)