The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-10-30

BALTIMORE. Oct 3L-PimIico winds
ND the most brilliant meeting fl its his
tori tomorrow. Never have so many
classy horses been seen al The Hilltop
track. and never have there been such
thrilling contests anywhere in this IaL-
tude as have been seen daily during the
past two weeks at the historic old
course.
Records have been broken or equaIed
nearly every day, and in all particulars
the racing has been far above the ordi-
nary routine.
The sport has been clean and above
reproach IN every respect. The officials
have heen wide awake ard attentive 10
every detail The stewards nave set a
high mark and owners, trainers, and
jockeys early learned thet the Oest was
required OF everybody. and only the best
wouId be tolerated.
Il IS only SIMPLE Justice TO say that
the Maryland jockey CIuo Is just now
setting tine pace COR the reSJ OF the couE-
try in racing matters.
For the wistd-uD tomorrow a brilliant
program OF seven races has been pro-
vldrj with tire Bowie and ule COnsOla-
lion SteeDIeclase a. features
w llAE. th ElLL or L4lf- caro- - ADL Us u
year-olds, and here Singer seems TO
stand out This one is as classy a colt
as IS now I'm training, bar none Phd-
roam. with his high turn or speed,
should get the place
Busy Looks Good
Busy should capture the second event
II he runs I'D TO his last race, when he
wa Just nos=G out by FauntIerOy-
The Bowie may result IN a surprise
party, as haudicaps are wont 20 10. but
right on dope, CHe race looks 20 lie b.
tween Bonnie EeISo and Superstition. il
Montgomery runs back U his race OF
Yesterday ne will Le q faCTrr, ana Do -
more imam possible that the Livingston
entry viii be- heard from
TuiS,IsdaI looks like a Z0UN PROPOSE
with Jimmy Lane most favored for
place
For the maiden two-year-0Id event,
tie NTH on the card the issue looks TO
lie between Annie Sellers and r. Bart
Lad or Iangdcu Cav get the sixth
race, and for the place TUbal looks good-
81. Joseph aud Captain Swanson Wii
me East race. for maiden two-year-
OIds does not call for much Glitter
latter, perhaps, is a. good as anything
with Kaufman likely for the place.
The Green Spring Valley SteepIechase
was TIE feature Of yesterdays card, but
IL was marred by the miSlaps 10 Alsle
and Waterway, which put the favorite
md second choice out OF e. Ia all
probability, however, the best horse
won.
Waterway and AIEie made the pace
I'D the early stages OF the race. but the
second time around Waterway fell. This
left Algie out in front and looking all
over a winner
The McNurtre crack led his field IN
III the last time over the water jump,
when The WeLkiI shot up from the rear
with a startling burst of speed and chaI-
Ienged the leader
The racing then began IN dead earnest.
Both horses were let down, and IL Is
safe 70 say that never was such a pace
set through the field
Al top speed the flying cracks went
at the Jump on the back stretch. OpDO-
site the stand The Welkln was over
safely. but AlEie pitch-p0Ied and landed
on his head and sent his rider flying II
was all over now and The Nelkiu came
on 20 handy victory.
Il was a most unsatisfactory ending
% what promised 20 be great contest.
What would have happened II AI-ie
had stayed up Is predetermined. the Gold
crest colt Is so fast and game, but Il