New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-13
JIMMY LANE WINS CHASE
Ancient Jumper Gets Up in Time
to Beat Dick Shaw.
PUGGINS LOSES ON A FOUL
DISQUALIFIED at Pimlico for Inter-
fering with Dragnet in
the Stretch.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Baltimore May E.-Jimmy Lane. who
Is so old that most racegoers have forgotten
him as two-year-old, won the Llnstead
Steeplechase at the Pimlico track to-day
with the dash and vigor Of days gone by
He closed with q rush after clearing the
last jump and got UP IN time to win by n
neck In a whipping finish with Dick Shaw
and EXpansionist.
Thistledale was the favorite at odds on,
but he came a cropper on the hackstretch
when galoping along easily IN second posi-
ton. to the disgust and disappointment Of
his many followers. Tommy Wright, the
amateur jockey, made so much use of Dick
Shaw in the early part OF the race that
the horse had nothing left to finish with
although he responded gamely TO punish
ment.
August Belmonts Dragnet was bit
LUCKY 20 capture the purse in the second
race. Arthur Hancock's Puggins. son Of
Fatheress was much the best of his field
He Overcame some interference In the early
part and. closing a big gap Of five or six
lengths in the last furlong, won going
away by two Iergths. Byrne was not
strong enough to keep him straight. how
ever, and in swerving he interfered enough
dsqualifying him when Z. Dugan lodged a
claim OF foul.
L. II. Hitchcocks Bouncer continued her
winning career by winning the third race
after being backed from 10 to to 10.
She was out 10 the last ounce, however to
beat the strongly going Cherish. which
would have won in two or three more
strides.
S G. Hildreths Firestone, backed from
3 to TO 2 to !. at which price he closed "A
slight favoTite over Plate Glass, was lett
al the post in the owners handicap Inc
horse refused 10 break, as he has on other
occasions, and Shilling pulled up when he
found himself twenty lengths or more be-
hind his field. The winner turned up In
Chester Krum, wnch ran the mile In the
fast time of 1:39. The colt was quietly
backed from IL to / to TO l. which indl-
Gated that his stable connections had con-
fdence in his ability to win.
The summaries follow:
First race (for four-year-olds and upward !.
six furlongs)-selwik. 100 &c burns. TO TO
(McCahev), 4 to l. even and 20 ., secoh ) !.
Lad Of LanEden. lO$ Dickens; Is to o. e,s,t TO
First Up. FlOrimel and Sam Weller finished as
named. >.u
Second race TOR lWo-yeaf- OIus' H'e 80
longs,-Dragnet. 100 Ougan). to !, TO
and to B. won; FoNbrook. 1o7 (urail, 60 10
1. 25 to ! and - to !, second; Bitten Ji:'
i07 &C. Burns). o to 2, s to and TO o.
third Tim, 1901 Is. Puck. Walter Scott
Stairs and Lake Tahoe finished as named
Puggins won. but disqualified
Third race 1for three yesr-olds; one mile
-Bouncer, 100 (Glass,, to 10. TO and
out won; Cherish, 100 CMcGaheyl, TO l. !
t. 10 and l to !, second. supervisor, ~
tByrne). to 1, 2 TO / end TO ., third
Time. 40 Is knight Of Uncas, smirk and
Pedigree finished rs named.
Fourth race (steeplechase; Tor four year
olds and upward two miles)-Jimmy Lane,
149 CKermath). 10 l. 5 TO and to o. won
Dick shaw, 149 IT. wright, 10 TO !, 20 l
and to ]. second Expansionist l49 ONO
Claim 8 10 /, 8 10 l and TO ., third.
Time. 3.5S 3-5. Blackbridge, Spectator, Pot
ash. O. X, Thistledale and Usage finished as
named. ,
Fifth race (for three-year- olds and upward ;
one mile)-Chester Krum (Glass), to ],
to ! and 10 10. won; The Niger, JOB CMc-
CaheyD. 10 TO 3. 10 10 ana l TO 3, second
Plate Glass. lis (Dugan). II TO ., TO 10 ana
70 s. third. Time, 1:39 Dr. Duenner ana Ffe-
stone finished as named.
Sixth race dor three-year-olds and upward;
one mile and forty yardsl-Michael Angelo
10 OWarrngton). 10 10 ]. 10 and 10 O.
won. Blackford, liz (Pickensl 10 ., 20
I 20 l. to 10 and to >. third Time.
! 40 3-5 Rost.um, Ny Gal and The Golden
Butterfly finished as named.
Seventh race (for four-year-olds and up
ward: six furlongs)-Oxer, 100 (Dugan)i o 20
10. 10 and out. won; Loyal Maid, 192
Pho Plco. 103 (Pickens), - TO !. TO ! and 2
10 2 third. Time, ia Kyrat Galinda,
Chief Bartlett la Belle Agnes. Films and
Laughing Eyes finished as named