New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-11
HARD To PICK WINNERS
Ticket of Leave Only Favorite t(
Score at PimIiCo.
RACE FOR SUMMER NIGHT
Fitzsimmons and His Friends
Make killing" with Star
Shoot Mare.
tBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.

Baltimore, May lO-p1cking winners was
no child's task at the Pfmico track to-day
Bnl Lamb, Springmass, summer Night AND
superstition won at prices ranging from
TO | 10 20 TO J. AS a matter OF fact
Ticket OF Leave which galloped TO easy
victory in the steepcchase. was the only
pronounced favorite to win. He was auoteo
at 10 s, and under the circumstances. the
price was good one. as he fairly ran over
Merryman Just before taking the last jump
and came away to win as his rider pleased
s. e. Hildreth was credited with winning
a good sized wager when Rose Queen, snow
ing all her brilliant speed, beat Nighfall
and two others in the opening race. mo
Kingston mare rushed 10 the front IN the
first quarter, and while firing at the end'
lasted long enough to win by length. WIN
Shilling nursing her along in the most APP
proved style. Nightfall was backed from
s to 8 to 4 to and closed q slight favorite
over Rose Queen She was in tight quar-
tiers in the early part OF the race, but found
clear sailing in plenty OF time II enc hao
been good enough to beat the winner at the
weight.
]. Fitzsimmons and his friends made
quite a killing with Summer Night in the
firth race. Tho Star Shoot marc was pound
ed down from 10 TO TO TO l, but only
won after a stormy journey. McCahey,
who had the mount, lost his position In the
first quarter and found himself In usht
quarters in the turn for home. He then
drove Summer Night through narrow
opening, and the mare, closing with a rush,
won going away by a length. Rye Straw
tired in the last furlong, while Van Den'
the favorite after being Knocked out OK IL
at tho start. trailed hts field al! the way.
Aspirin was played as If the race was
over for tho Eutaw Purse, sixth on the
caro-, but he was beaten on his merits, al
though come of the critics claimed that
Byrne made too much use OF him around the
turn. Superstition showed quick improve
ment. lie came from behind with a rush
In the last furlong to win easily by
length.
BIZ Lamb, which won the two-year-old
race at ~ TO J. paid even more In the
mutuals, one lucky man pulling down
S5l % for 81.
The summaries follow:
First race Gor roe-yoar-olds and upward;
six furlonGs)-Rose queen. ll5 tohuiihsls - "
10. to and out. won; NlghtiaL. 90
Gahey), 4 70 = 10 and out, second AieA-
sndra g6 CSchuttlneer), co to l. 10 ana 10
D. third. Time, IN. Herpes also ran.
Second race 0or twO-ycar-olds; iour and -
half furlongs)--Bnl Lamb Jos tMclntyiel ~ 10
l. 10 / and TO 1. won: Love Day. lo2 Ciat-
ner). IS 10 .. 10 and 10 .. second: lotl.a a.
Beauty 81 (Sweency), ) TO !, I to ana 70 ~,
third Time 0:55 Is. Mois Kesrney Ma4en
thus. Naughty Rose. Rey. Henoic' EOS Mao
River, Garry, DIpper and NicAle finished as
named. 81,
Third race for three-year- olds; one mile
Springmass 1OJ (Gross). 10 J, 10 . ana 10
10 won; Bounder, 100 Shilling. j. 10 j. TO
Gud 10 b. second. Cherish, 40 (McCahey), 4 10
KENYON, Supervisor Cittyhunk. Knight OF Uncas
eud IdIe Michael finished named
aud upward; two rniles)-Ticket OF Leave. 1856
Henderson,. S to 8. 70 and 10 .. won
Nerryman. $50 Gucas), 10 !. 70 and even,
second. Waterspeed, l52 ONinlamsl 10 = even
Jack Bakcr, 81. Abe and junction finished as
Fifth race Cfor threc-ycar-ods and upward: :
six furlongs)-S Immer Night, 10 tMccahey), y
tshnne). . 20 ]. TO . and TO 3, second High
Flown I05 Pickens), 80 to !. 20 70 and 10 10
]. third. Time. il D. Racewell Fort Worth.
Cooney X, Thrifty Grenida, Lucille r. and Van
sixth race 0or four-ycar-clds and upward
one miiel-Supersttion ia Garner, 10 10 ].
70 7 and 10 I. won: Colonel Ashmeade. 105
Sweeney, 10 T. : 10 aud 70 10, second ,
Time. ] 80 IS. Michael Angelo, Claaue, Frank
Purcell, Lie Wire and Live oak finished as
named.
Seventh race for threo-year-olds and upward :
SIX furoncs)--Baby Wolf. li2 (Byrnel. II TO g.
even and 10 2. won Jennie Wells 115 Gross
Q 20 I. 20 l and 70 ,. second John a. Munro
10 20 Dqeanl' 20 l. . to and TO 3 third
All Red and Nfilpltss finished as named