Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-08
STILL ARRIVING AT
OLD P|ML|CO TRACK
More Racers Sent There
Yesterday Afternoon
From Benning.

| BALTIMORE. Md, April s-Not q
single day has passed this week that
! there has not been an arrival of some
| stable of thoroughbreds at the Pimlicc
track. Yesterday afternoon the second
division from the Benning course puffeo
into the Arlington station, with the
racers to be campaigned by Billy Keat-
ing and Henry Mccarthy, both of Wash
ington. during the coming spring meet.
ing of the Maryland Jockey Club. kear.
ing had the horses belonging to DIR. J. s.
Tyree. the well known Washington drug
gist, whose colors have been borne in the
different events on the hilltop course 70,
a number of years.
The Tyree racers. shortly after they
were taken off the cars, were stabbed
alongside OF Ballot Box and Lady Fred
erick, that will start in Keatings inter-
est, and Rockeby, a two-year-old own
ed by Tommy Wright. and also trained
by Heating. Dr. Tyree is To be represent
ed In the Clabaugh memorial by two en-
tres, but he has not yet determined who
they will be. He has six two-year- olds
a bay filly by Ffiigrane-1saline, a brown
colt by st. Dory-Annie Woodward, a
brown colt by Previous penzenina, a
chestnut filly by Knight of the Thistle
Miss Hanover, chestnut colt by Mas
OVERWHELMINGLY and chestnut colt by
Dublin Rose Washington
All Of the youngsters have been show
Ing an excellent turn of speed in their
early training at Benning, and IL the
capital city druggist does not win he
! thinks his colts will be close up at the
finish. The old horses are Cheek and In.
dian Hunter, and both look prime for the
approaching brushes
Mccarthy has Rose Beaumont, Miss
OTooie and two-year-old colt by Or
lando, the sire of the Wrestler. the for
mer money getter in the Chelsea stables
Rose Beaumont on her work at Benning
ought to be good enough to win here. and
Mccarthy thinks she will. She is
now q four-year-old and is in splendid
condition Before Mccarthy secured her
she was raced by Jerry Carroll, trainer
for Senator p. D. Sullivan of New York.
The only reason Carroll disposed of her
was that she was speedy cutter Nc
Carthy has cured the mare and she will
undoubtedly race better than ever before.
She was raced with success over the mes
| tropolitan tracks during the past two sea-
sons.
Miss O'Toole formerly sported the col
ors of H. Rozier Dulany Of Virginia,
, while the Orlando colt has never started.
He is a nice looking colt and well pro-
portioned, being owned by DR.. Lockwood
of Washington
There is still to be another special
from Benning, which brings over the
1HcIScd StdDIc pCIlOiH llost (WHICH
by the veteran turfman William F..
Burch and the stable of Samuel Ross.
The Burchs dropped off at the Washing
ton track EN- route from Jacksonville. The
Burchs came back from Florida with four
less horses than they shipped, having lost
Spellbound out Of a selling race, and hav-
ing sold Chess Zymole and Red Dole.
Among the prominent thoroughbreds
and winners at Jacksonville that they
will race here will be Martinez. Lothario.
Pn11 10 uyr n.Co Z.
Odds Charlie Hill will also ship the
green jumper, General Dick. that has
schooled as we'll as any horse through the
Eenning field this spring.