Evening star., 1909-04-28
PRINCE HAMPTON
WINS AT P|MuCO
GaIIops Home in Steeptechase
Like a Good
Horse.

BALTIMORE, April 2S.-Some FIVE
thousand persons tried to satisfy them
selves that they were having good time
yesterday at the Pimlico track. but their
looks and actions belied them before the
third race was run, as a cold. bleak wind
made day in the open air anything but
enjoyable. The racing itself was inter-
esting, but winners were hard to flnd
and few words Of regret were heard when
the red board went up for the last race
Prince Hampton. a cast-oh from the
Duryea stable, running in the name and
colors of j. w. Colt, won the Elkridge
steeplechase for hunters like good horse
Lynch rated him along in third place
most Of the way. but coming to the last
jump gave the horse his head, and Prince
Hampton galloped to the front and won
cleverly by a scant length. Young Bitten
the rank outsider, which made most of
the running, beat Tellfare, the favorite,
four lengths for the place. Tommy Wad-
dell the onetime pride of Mike Clancy's
stable, made his appearance as jumper,
but came to grief early in the race.
A good looking two-year-old named Dull
Care, said to be the best youngster in
August Belmont's barn. was a hot tip for
the ruck. The colt ran greenly and suf-
fered from some interference, so it is still
too early to pass judgment. The Monk
a well turned black colt by Fatherless,
owned by Billy Garth, showed his heels
to the field and won driving by three
parts of length from Our Hannah.
Sea Wolf. on the strength of fast
workout, was a lukewarm favorite for the
second race, at one mile, but he finished
dismal last Belle of Jessamine closed
ri r,rcI tn fhso or md l,.i,r
ing by half a length from Lally.
w. T. Ryan's Effendi. the fiashy looking
son ofAPrevious-Hatasoo,m made show of
his field in the fifth race. He was heavily
backed from to l to to 5. and never
gave his followers moments uneasiness
Summaries.
First race: four and onehalf furlongs-The
Monk, l02 McIntyre), ) to 1, . to / and even.
won; Our Hannah. lo2 iUpton,. to 2. to 5,
to l. 8 to /. ) to l. third. Time. o.5sss. Dress
Parade, Ross Hampton. Responseful. Dull Care.
Ssusbt snd KSs.t sse The King
second race: mile: seliing-Belle Of Jessamine.
Io9 tGoldstelnl; to l. even and l to 2, first;
second; second Wilton Lackaye. lii GicIntyre,. Il to
l. to and 2 to |. third Time, 1.42 Sea
Wolf. Olive E.y. Font, Andri and Havre also
Third race: six furlongs: sellIng-Conslstent.
1O3 tGoldstein). to 1, to l and even. first:
5. second; Neoskaleta. lo5 tMclntyre); to 1.
to and to D.. third; Time. LA. Laura A..
Critic, Dolly Spanker. Greendale, characterization.
Star Emblem. Don Hamilton, Racine ii and
John Garner also ran.
Fourth race: Elkridge steeplechase about two
miles-Prince Hampton. 146 u. Lynch, 13 to ).
even and to 2: first: Young Bitten, 151 q.
sullivan, 20 TO l.. 5 to and to /, second !:
Tellfare. 15S lE. SAVAGE. to 2. even and |
to 2. third. Time 4.34 Recruit Tom Waddell
and Tourney also
Fifth race: six furlongs-Enendi. 100 tW.
Doyle,. to ). to ) and l to !. first Croydon.
1o7 IIartyl. 9 to l.. 2 to and even. second:
Aunt julie, 95 Vrowleyl. Is to l. to 1 and :.
to 1. third Time. liz. Babble: Me!oteon.
Claque. Sally Cohen. Nancy Lynch. Wild Willow.
Endymion Belle Of Phoenix Transition and
Ruthby also
Sixth race the Stafford purse; mile and forty
yards-Bonnie Kelso. 81 tUpton,. to 2. to )
and TO ). won: Hurlock, 92 Leach, to 1,
to and to ;. second; Gus Helm 90 Brady.
to 1, 5 to and even, third. Time, 1.1J.
George G. Hail. King Sol, Dixie Gold and Sir
Galahad also ran.
seventh race: six furlongs: selling -salyolatile.
1O5 tBergenl, 10 to ]. to /. 2 to l. won
Halifax. los HIinchcliffe, TO ], ; to l. s to
;. second: Jennie Wells 100 Leach. 20 to l..
20 to !. 10 to !. third. Time, 1.15 Lady kar-
ma Racinette. Yves. Raquei Rye. smoker. Sim
ple Honours. Andalusia. Escutcheon. Dele Strome,
Lad OF Langdon and John Harris also ran.