The Washington herald., 1909-11-03

Baltimore. Nov 2-Fauntleroy will do
very well for two-year-old champion at
Pimlico. II not for other parts Of the
turf world. James McLaughlin's sturdy
colt by Little Saint and Flickamaroo ran
a fine fast race this afternoon to win
the Walden Stakes Of Sl.5l0 just as he
liked. Fauntleroy carried I22 pounds and
he was not let down 20 gallop the Pimlico
mile In 40 SIS. Scarcely an old horse at
the track could do the trick. IN the opin-
ion OF horsemen and win as cleverly as
did Fauntleroy with weight UP.
The Walden had Fauntleroy and four
other starters. and Of course the favorite
was at prOhibitive odds Bob Co. and
Icarus were best backed for the place,
but there was not much disposition TO
try 70 beat Fauntleroy In the betting.
Samuel Ross Rosshampton lost jockey
Reid as the break was made in front OF
the stand. but the favOrite was well away
and clear or IL first McCahey let him
so right 70 the front and he had speed
enough 10 rate in that position all the
way, Chiffon Queen and Bob Co. doing
their best 70 outrun him and make him
stop.
There was no stop in Fauntleroy. and
he Shook of his pursuers with no trouble
at all. taking an easy victory by one
length.
Bob Co. Is Second.
The Westerner, Bob Co. proved better
than either Lcarus or Chiffon Queen, and
vas an easy second. Faunteroy gave ten
pounds 20 the Others in actual weight,
and he was never so 1T 20 race as just
now. with no sign that he is getting too
much OF It, Trainer Mclaughlin viii
ship Faunteroy 20 New York in the
morning 20 race at Aqueduct on Saturday
against Prince Imperial and others at
one mile.
The big election day turnout at PIN
hco was vastly pleased over Faunueroy' S
smart performance, and saw nothing uu-
handsome about the clever twO-year-old.
Il was another summers day for racing
at Pimlico, and the Maryland Jockey
Club is having fine fortune in this re-
speCt. which means q great deal TO the
success Of the meeting.
Three Big Attractions.
To-day the Walden, the Linestead
SteepIechase and the Maryland Club
purse were the special attractions. and
tAey were not without merit, although
the cross-country race again found the
jumpers wanting fl ability 70 go the
trying course at Pimlico.
Only one in i've starters made the trip
without accident. and this was Mr. R. /
CARROTS Magellan. who was a we'll
backed second choice. Silas Veitch had
Nestor ready 10 do his best, and that
horse was expected TO win. but Nestor
fen just when he looked 10 be winning.
There was nothing left with a rider UP
in the field except Magellan. and he
went on % win alone. Magellan fenced
very well. and his owner and trainer
were properly proud OF his good perform
ance over the hard course.
The summaries.
stein. % O. woc Cay Decrrvcr - lRettiyl % %
Z. second Da2cercss. l03 lMcIutyrr1 10 20 J. third
Time, lai IS. Undo Hazel. The Prophet. hen
meth r. and Our lady also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furlougS salvolafre ID
lGoldsseinl, 90 TO- won; Takalira. Is Reid 70
4, second. Apcosze los Davenport. IS 20 L third.
Tune, la2 - Jolly, Mass. ald Jennie Wells also
ran
THIRD RACE-oue and thrce-sivt,enths miles.
Juggler. III lRetttx). 70 i. won; Nethermost l0l
lMcCahe1. 9 70 s. second. Rio Grande. IN
.G7radbyi. 5 to . third. Tine 2.1l 50 Ma-y Hol-
land AID OrclEua also ran.
FOURTH RACF-About tEo miles. Magellan, e.
lHuppel, 20 2, wen; Nest0r IS E. Heidsrl. %
l. Secocd: Ruxtcn. I55 Taylor % J. third Time
8-i5 Is Mil Wo-E and Usage also ran
FIFTH RACE-Oue nile. Fauntleroy. II Nc
Cahey1, % T. Won; Bob Co. III g. Burns 10 70
l. second; Scar1s. l2 tG-sndby} 10 20 J. third
Time. $50 So. Ross Hampton and Chiffon Queen
also ran
SMITH RACE-Ono and one sixteenth miles
Ontario. 10 lGodsteIn). d % 10 Won; Campaiguer
. 100 lN'chOO, % J. second: ChepoutUc, 10 D1ven-
PCrll, 80 20 !. third. Tine. l,i7 SIS. Disobedient
Bobby hean. Wilton Lacksye Robert Cooper, and
Delestrome also an.