The Washington times., 1912-11-10
GlENMORE SELLING
STAKE BRINGS OUT
BUT THREE HORSES
What Was Expected to BE
Notable Feature
Proves Farce.

BALTIMORE. Nov. I0.--A rather short
sighted and unsportmaplike spirit on
the part OF the horsemen reduced the
Glcnmore Selling Stake TO only three
starters yesterday and made something
OF n travcsty out Of what had promised
to be one of the most notable features
OF the Pimlco meeting.
Granted that heats may not have been
to the taste OF the horsemen and they,
as one OF them put II, could get their
money easier. yet something was due
the association which had added .he
generous sum OF 1850. and the public.
too, which had been induced to come out
on the representation that It wa to
witness a genuine oid-fashioned contest
OF heats. something which had aroused
much interest among racegoers
1t would seem that real sporty
owner or trainer would have paid the
SIS starting fee and lie: his horse go
even II he had no chance Of winning
rather than make "a farce out OF the
race and disappoint the people.
Three Horses Start.
As II was, out of the eleven horses
carded, only three came to the post. As
far as racing is concerned there was
no contest. CliT Edge won both heats
Just as his rider pleased and could
have distanced his field In either.
II Is doubtful II the Maryland Jockey
Club will feel like continuing this event
and nobody can blame them II they do
not. Il looks very much as II horse
men nowadays expected the association
to put something on a silver platter
and hand II over to them.
Chiffon Queen, which won the open
ing event of the afternoon at % TO ].
rather put a Crimp in the talent. Her
victory was like bolt out OF a clear
sky. RosseauX was generally conceded
to be the good thing here. with Sher-
wood to made the contention.
DR. Tyree's good colt. Yorkshire Boy.
which nnishcd second in the Glenmore.
showed nice performance. He was
! conCeding ten pounds TO Jno. Rcardon.
yet In both heats he defeated the Schorr
very highly OF Yorkshire Boy. and will
now give him rest until next season
One of the largest crowds OF the meet
ing was out yesterday. Among the
Carrollton. who has recently returned
| from France and taken up his residence
on the ancestral estate in Howard
| County. Mr.. Carroll, who Is a member
of the French Jockey Club, was par
| tiCularly interested in the steeplechase.
| In La Belle France cross country events
are the thing, fiat races are mere side
issue
| Tomorrow's Entries.
| First race-Two year olds owned in
Maryland. Virginia. West Virginia.
! Pennsylvania, or the District OF Column
bia: five and half furlongs: Robert
Bradley, liz; Virile, ll2; Flying Fairy,
l IA; Lawsuit l09; Lace. ia: Scallywag.
IL; Grosvenor. lo9; Skibbereck. lOi
Second race-All ages: one mile and
forty yards: selling. Beach Sand. ll5;
/ 81: Joseph; ll2; springmass. III; spin
l07; Troy Weight ll2; OEm. ll2: Rose
r.. H.: Golden Castle. ll2: Detect. liz;
Ragusa. 81; sand Hog. s..
Third rncc-selling: three-year-oldl
and upward; six fUrlonrs. 'lvabel. 10
Yellow Eyes. 10; Patrick S. 10; Ma
pier, 10. 'Jessup Pu-n, los; Sherwood
H.: Emperor Williams. llS: Onager. 10
Knight, lo6; Working Lad. lO9: H0tt
man, llG: 'Rosseaux, l2; Pharaoh. lib
Fourth raCe-Owners Handiclp
StccploChasc for four-year-o and up
| ward: two and onc-half miles. Simor
Dale. 49,; Mystic l.lEht, li9: The Evad,r =
li9 Buckthorn. ii9; Th" Prophet, l5
shannon River, l3G; Jesuit las: ColiGny
li6.
Fifth raceFllies and geldings: two
ycar-olds: nonwinners at meeting: five
and Il half furlongs. Battery. 10: Ge-
nesta. 10: Triner. 10; Tarts. llo; Pan
dorlna. 10; Leochares. 10: Yenghee. 40;
Mary Ann X. 10; Kinderlou, 10; Bruen
Belle. 10; Brar Path, 10; Wanda
Pitzcr. 10
Sixth raceAl ages; selling; nonw!n-
ners at meeting: one mile and forty
yards. The Squire, liz; Henry Hutchin-
son, liz; Royal Message, l07; Cordie F.,
%; Little Ep. l02; Col. Cook. 10; 'Che.
mulpo, lO7; 'Irish Kid. Io7: Lord Wells
ll5: Fred Mulholland H.; Lad Of Lang.
den, II.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
| ia) Cassatt entry.
Weather clear: track good.