The Washington herald., 1909-10-26
SCHORR ENTRY WINS
Charlie Eastman and Wood
lane Get Places.
JACK ATKIN DOES NOT START
Sam Ross, Local Owner, Furnishes
Winner of Last Event in Ross
hamptOn-SingIe Favorste Wins in
Second Days Racing at PfmIicO
Track-Big Crowd Present.
SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald

Special 30 The Washington Herald
Baltimore. Nd. oct. 81. ". Schorr's
entry Charlie Eastman and WOODLAND.
ran first and second in the Orlole Haudi-
cap. the feature Of the second days rae
ing Of the Maryland Jockey Club this
afternoon AT Pimlico
The mighty Jack Akin, carded 20 20,
did not face the barrier. Though the
track dried out nicely and was in better
condition than was expected. Trainer
! Powers decided not 20 send the big horse
| by Sain TO the post and instead saddled
Emperor William in the cOlors Of Barney
! Schneider, the St Louis turfman. OF
the ten entered only five started as in
addition 10 Jack Akin High Private
| that was figured as having a good chance
at the weights TO beat Jack Atkin; Star
GOwan, Tasley. and Henry CrOsscaddin
I were scratched
Superstition Only Winning FnvOrite.
/ But one favorite won. This was Su-
perstition. in the second event, at mile
and a sixteenth Opening at ~ 10 !, SUI
/ perstition was backed down 10 9 10 8
al the post time, while Juggler. that
| opened as the choice al : To- .. receded
|
sution had no difficulty In winning. He
was held in restraint until the stretch,
where GoIdetein let him have his head
and drew away easily IN the last quarter.
winning by length from Taboo. that
finished fast on the outside. getting the
| place by a half length from JugEler. that
closed up a big gap in the stretch
ROstrum Proves Good Entry.
T. % D.F#
/ over a good thing in his Hastings three
! year-old. Rostrum. in the fifth race. at
mile and forty yeards. Demetrius, a
| 30-to-1 shot In the betting. had an early
/ burst Of speed opening W a gap for
/ three-quarters OF a mile. but tired en-
! tering the home stretch. where both
the winner and Bethlehem passed him.
Sam Ross. of Washington, furnished
Z the winner OF the closing event IN Ross
I hampton, who was cleverly ridden by J.
Reid, that beat the favorite, AnthrOpai-
da, a nose on the post. Grand, on the
/ latter, gave the poorest exhibition OF
/ Craftsmanship ever witnessed on the To-
/ cal course in many a day.
The Summaries.
/ FIRST RACE-Fiye and one-half furlongs. The
Monk IA lGoldsteini. Z 70 l. wor Authropaida
] 4Nt tirIailNr 70 etANhslf ArtllLaA oi.ftA Al
/ JNeCaheyl. 70 I third. Tine, Ias %. Nancy
Pansy. Chiffon Queen. Hedge Rose, Majestic. and
Martinez also ran
/ SECOND RACE-One and onesiztecuth miles
I Superstition IL tGolds,einl. % s. Won, Taboo O2
I Mclaughlin. 70 l. second; JuEglsr ia Grant.
s 90 p third. Time. ! As Is Spanish Princc. Joe
Rose. and ChoirmaStor Of Ches,erbroos also ran.
! THIRD RACE-SIT furlouEs Charlie Eastman
I Jos O.. Burns. 20 10. won; WoOdlane s. lang
Q n 10. seccnd: Takahira. l0l .GoldStenl Is 10 T.
third Time. lis Is. Dreamer AID Emperor VIII
3 lam also ran.
/ FOURTH RACE-About two miles. Ncstor. 80
/ IT. Heideri. 20 I. Won Magellan. l32 lHupQel.
5 70 l. second; Usage. - ONililInsl. 10 I and
5 20 l. third. Time. AS % OakhUrst also ran
/ FIFTH RACE-One mile ard forty yandS Ros-
( trum lOl "A. Lee, 10 8 won; Bethlehem. lOl
CMcCarthyl. 70 l. second: Dometrius. l0l Brady
40 70 l. third. Time. ! - IS. san Cimona, Nchec
/ Hawking and Gold Dust also ran
! SIXTH RACE-One mile Roshampton Is y
! Reid 20 l. won. SotCmia. IS tNicCahey). 4 90 8
( second: Sandy Xiii. III lBUuSl. S 20 J. third.
| Time l-fZ Lady fTUi-TiCk. Inspection, and
/ NcbUChadnezzar also ran