Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-03
FAUNTLEROY WINS
THE WALDEN STAKES
Mrs. McLaughIin's Splendid
TWo-Year-0Id Colt Makes
Good at PimIico.

BALTIMORE. Md. November 3-In al
most a common gallop Mrs James r.
McLaughlfns bay colt Fauntleroy. by
Little Saint, won the Walden, the fea-
ture of the first of the series of stake
events at Pimico yesterday afternoon,
with McCahey in the saddle Fauntleroy
was the prohibitive favorite in the bet
ting at 1 to 4. the victory being con-
coded to Fauntleroy before the field faced
the starter. There was some disappoint-
ment when the Quincy stable was not
represented by either Sandrian or Ever
EFT The two were shipped here from
New York especially for the race but
when they were not among the starters
Fauntleroy was regarded as cinch
though there were very few at the track
who cared to play Fauntleroy at the
prohibitive price.
There were two scratches Beau Chiffon
and Busy. leaving field OF five to go
to the post The distance Of the race
was decidedly longer than FauntIeroy
had Won in his two previous starts here.
Over the six-furfong route Fauntleroy
won with such ease that 1t was the
general opinion that he would have no
trouble In going a mile.
There was only one youngster i'm yes
terdays race that furnished any conten-
ton for Fauntleroy, and this was j. w.
Shorr's Bob Co. that was at 10 to 1 In
the betting. just after the barrier had
been released. Rosshampton of. the stable
OF Samuel Ross Of Washington stumbled.
unseating Jockey Reid. leaving Chiffon
queen. Bob Co. and Scarus to fight IL
out with Fauntleroy. Chiffon Queen, with
ioistein up. made the pace for six fur
longs. McCahey. always close to Chiffon
Queen, saved Fauntleroy for the run
through the stretch. When McCahey
called on the favorite he pulled away
from the others In the run home win
ming easily by a length from Bob Co.
VINO was held to restraint until the last
six furlongs. When Burns, on Bob Co.
made his move in the stretch Chiffon
Queen stopped. and Scarus hard ridden
Scarus for the place by four lengths,
while Scarus got third by six lengths in
front of Chiffon Queen.
Horses Ran to Form.
The running of the Walden and fair
weather attracted a crowd that was not
far below that of Saturday Favorites
ran close to form. as first choices and q
second choice carried off the honors.
Nestor. the favorite in the Linstead
steeplechase, would certainly have fin
ished in front had he not fallen at the
second from the last obstacle. Nestor
won his last race. and was played as a
sure thing. When he seemed to have the
race at his mercy, with only two more
obstacles to take, he fell, and Magellen.
who was near him, went to the front and
won pulled up. He was the only jumper
ia the field OF five that went over the
course without falling. The victory of
Magellen, owned by r. S. Garrett Of this
city, was very popular. despite a heavy
play on Nestor. Magellen jumped boldly
all the way. The race was between Ma
gellen and Nestor all the way. Ruxton
fha
Gle Though Nestor ran away after fall
ing. he was caught and remounted, finish
ing In time to take second money, while
Ruxton was also remounted and finished
third in time to save the show money
Millwork. too, after he had lost McClain
at the ninth jump, was caught, and he
also finished. At the fifth jump Usage
unseated Williams. 1t was a bad race
Juggler Beat Nethermost.
The third race, the Maryland Club
purse. at mile and sixteenth proved
quite setback for the players Of form.
Nethermost who had finished second in
his three previous starts. was played as
the sure thing in the race. The old cam
paigner Juggler, however, took a fall out
Of the players of Nethermost. When he
appeared to be beaten, after being
knocked back at the far turn. Juggler
was finally brought through on the out
side by H. Rettig. winning by half
length from NetheEmost. who faltered in
the stretch drive.
In the opening race. for maiden two
year-olds, Thomas Clyde's Aylmer. at 1
to in the betting, had an easy time i'm
graduating. Though Goldsten had otake
Aylmer over the overland route, he was
easily the best of the field. He won from
Gay Deceiver by half length. The lat
ter ran a very good race. Though away
badly, he covered lot of ground. The
Garth stable finished first and third in
this event. Gay Deceiver and Danceress
both running in the colors OF the Virginia
turfman.
Salvolatile the Glass.
Salvolatile. opening as the even-money
favorite. and closing at 9 to TO- was the
class of the field in the second race for
three-year-olds and upward at six fur
longs. Five scratches reduced the field
to six starters and though Takahira. the
second choice. made the pace to the
stretch. Salvolatile. with Goldstein up
easily came from behind and won by a
length in liz 40 which was but three
fifths of a second short OF the track rec
ord. This was very good performance,
when 1t is considered that Salvolatile had
40 pounds up. Just as the barrier raised
Jolly, who was strongly played, took
fright and was as good left at the
post
The 6 to favorite, Ontario, scored in
the final race at a mile and a sixteenth.
Chepontuc. at 30 to 1. made the pace for
six furlongs. Goldstein. on Ontario held
the big horse In restraint until the
stretch, when he sent him to the front
and won by a length from Campaigner,
who closed with a rush I'm the stretch.
Chepontuc managed to last long enough
to beat the second choice, Bobbie Kean,
by head for the show money.
Jockey Mcintyre, who rode Wilton
Lackaye in this race, was set down for
the balance OF the meeting for bad De-
havior at the post.
The Summaries.
First race. six furlongs-Aylmer 112 Gold
stein, to =. won: Gay Deceiyer 112 tRettig,.
10 to I. second: Danceress, 100 tMcIntyrep, 1Ol
to I. third. Time. l. - As. The Prophet Trudo
Hazel Frost. Our Ludie and Kenneth b. also ran
Second race, six furlOngs -Salvdatile. 100
(Goldsteinl. even won; Takahira. lis ,Red &
l. second: Apologize los tDavenpOrt). 10 to
l. third. Time. LIZ 4-5. Jolly, Massa and Jen-
ME Wells also ran
Third race. mile and three sixteenths -Jugglcr
III Rettg,, to I. won: NethermOst. 10I Me
to .. third. Time. c.01 3-5. Mary HOlla nd and
Orcagna also ran.
Fourth race. Dinsted steeplechase: three year
Odds: two miles-Magellan. 132 tHuppeJ. 10 to ).
won: Nestor. 1871 tIIeider,. . TO l, second: Rux-
ton. 1875 Taylor. to 1, third. Time. 44s Is.
Millwork and Usage fell.
Fifth race. the Walden. for two-year-ods: mile