New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-07
TWO CHOICES IN FRONT
eavorites Fare Better at PimliCo
than on Friday.
HlLDRETH TO RACE ABROAD
Saws He Will Ship Fitz Herbert
and Novelty to England with
Other Horses.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

po,,,r,ore MAY s.-Fayorites Jared better
at the Plmllco track here to-day thah "A
tho case Yesterday. but only two reached
the fn,sh line in front, so that form payers
,o,,,d ,i,,l. consolation. The bright. spring.
like weather attracted the bigsegst crowd
o., tho reetIng. and the sport was thorough
J.. ,,ovsd IN sp,te of the fact that winners
we're hard to find
Chief interest. perhaps centred In tne
formal announcement Of $. c. hi!dretn'
a,ho owns one of the strongest stables In
this country, that he would snip ms nofses,
including Fitz Herbert, the great son Ut
Ethelbert. and Novelty, the champion t"o'
vear-old last season and the winner OF me
Futurity, 20 England at the close OF me
Meeting here. Mr. Hildreth has been PLAN
ring TO invade the English racecourses
ever since the tracks around New YORK
we're closed pending some relief from the So
called directors liability law. His going
IA. been reported several times. but the
first definite announcement came to-day
Mr. Bute won the Baltimore Club cup,
race for amateur riders, with y. X Bears
Ell Orc He rode in clever fashion, waiting
patiently behind the pace TO the mead or
the stretch. and then bringing his mount
away to win easily by two lengths. John
Tucker one of the best known amateur
Jockeys in the country, finished second with
John A. Munroe.
The Clabaugh memorial cup, for two
year-olds, proved TO be at the mercy Of Cap
tain f. r. Cassatt He started three horses
-Springboard Bee and Fox Brook
the two first named ran first and second,
Springboard winning as he pleased by four
or five lengths after galloplng in front all
the way
Ticket-of-Leaye was the favorite for the
Mount Washington Steeplechase, but he fell
a. jump on the backstretch. TO the disap-
pointment Of his followers. With him out
of the way. Selectus took command and
won driving by a length from Waterway
TIE well played second choice.
Captain Cassatt enjoyed a profitable day.
as. following his success in the two-year-
old race. Laymnster raced 10 victory in the
sixth event, quoted at the good price ot
10 TO l.
The summaries follow
First race 0or two-year-olds. four and a
half furlonss )--Fumeur no Glass. > 20 J,
TO J. even. won; Flamma, 10 (Fain), 10 ],
TO l, to 5. second: Fond. 10 lSchutungerl,
~ 10 ]. ) 10 |. ) TO . third. Time. o.Jf -.
Refine Mareot. Little Ep. Wood Dove CON-
munist. Hmation. sans Gene Sisto. Bonnr
Doom. Blowout. Dipper and Forest Flower
finished as named
ward: six furlongsJ-Danheid. H. shilling,
70 ., TO 10. 10 3. won; LAD OF i.ang len
salvolatle. ITO tGoldsteinl, TO !. 90 ..
10 10. third. Time, lib 30 cooneF g.,
servicence summer Night Seymour Beutler,
sixty and Takshira finished a. named
Third race for twO-year-olds. four and a
half furongs) 'Springboard. lo5 Mcintyre.
to .. ! 20 3. out. won. BE lO5 tGassl
10 3 TO g. out. second Eos lo6 90 Burns.
20 . 10 ,, 10 =. tn.rd. Time. nt'i "-'
scholar. Free and Easy. Foxbrook Rosalio and
Chiffon Chant finished as named. 'colse'
Fourth race Csteeplechase. for four-year-e'ds
and over; two miles, -seiectus 80 tWil'-
iams). 10 1, to ,, to 10. Won Water"o..
I55 M Henderson,. 10 to >. 10 >. 20 ;
second: 81. Abe ~ tDupeel. . to ? 10 D.
10 10 third: Time $ 100, 80. Fas,oio .
Essex finished named
Fifth race (for gentlemen riders; sig fGr.
Iongsl-El orc, 1913 tMr. Blute); 10 ]. t'
1 and even. won; John \. Munro. l'> .4r.
J. Tucker. - 10 :. even. 10 . Second; NJ
pitas. 100 Nh Cherbonnierl 10 70 !, = TO >
George C. Hall Simple Honours. Anayri. Films
and Coincidence finished named.
sixth race tfOr three ycar-Olds ana over.
one mile)-Layminster l13 Mcintyre . to
/. 3 TO /. 3 10 >. won: The squire. liG co.
burns. TO !. : 10 10. to g. second super
visor. 81 DUNN. II to !. 1 10 !, 10 -
third Time 1:4O 4-5. Sandhili. Compton
Perry johnson and Feather Duster finished az
named
seventh race lselling; for r-year-olds and
over: ak Misunderstanding Avondsie. 10 tBeln
q 10 =. 10 and even. won; Jennie VOLS.
fO5 Gross. 80 TO !, 20 TO 7. and 10 20 !.
second. The Gardener. 100 UreD. 10 TO .
70 J. and 10 I. third. Time. i.li Oh
Erin. Oxer Paul Davis Black Chief Emperor
William Mon Ami, Claque. Black OAK and
King Cobalt finished named