Evening star., 1912-11-10
FEATURE A FAILURE
Only Three Horses Start in
GIenmore Stakes.
CLIFF EDGE EASY WINNER
Change of Jockeys Gives 0'Bear a
Clean Victory Over George
Emo.
Snecial nisnatch TO The Star.


BALTIMORE, Md. November 9.-The
Glenmore selling stakes at mile heats.
divided interest with the running of two
steeplechases at Pimlico this afternoon.
Despite the cold and cloudy weather large
crowd turned out. and some good sport
was witnessed. The Glenmore proved lit
tie better than a good gallop for r. r.
Watkins cliff Edge. who won both heats
under restraint. In the first heat CHI
Edge went 10 the front after the flrst
half mile and after racing into long
lead was eased UP To canter. In the
second and final heat Martin permitted
Cliff Edge to step right along from the
break and before they had gone three
furIongs he disposed Of opposition and
drew away into a ten-length lead. The
race had an added value Of S1..1l and
was worth Sl.345 net to the winner.
The Towson steepiechase furnished an
interesting contest. the finish resulting IN
a drive between Juyeranee Mystic Light
and Cherish the trio finishing as named
lengths apart. Juverauce led al the way.
The two great three-Fear-old jumpers
George Emo and O'Bear again met IN the
fifth race. a steepleCuase over the TWO
mile course \ change IN riders OSou- NJ
an Improvement in the running Of O Bear,
while the shift from W. Allen to Booth
did George Emo no GOOD. hermatA was
substituted in pace 81 Gilbert on - Bear
kermath rode We JdaGGd race WHitt
Booth was oyeranXiOus ana made tHtreiN
TOO much use of George Emo. The latter
was permitted to race into y slN-ienStn
lead the first turn OF the field. and when
O'Pear moved up with a challenge the
last time around the pacemaker mad moth
ing left and was undbel to stall of oppo-
sition. The finish found q Bear gong
away and he won by half a dozen lengths
from George Emo, who was an easy sec
ond.
Distinguished Visitors.
AIr and Mrs. Lathrope Brown were
among the hunting set that witnessed
the races at Pimlico this afternoon. Mrs.
Brown races under the nom de course OF
Miss Chamblet. Mr.. Brown was elected
representative in Congress from ST.
James. l.. l. at the recent election.
J. w Hedrick claimed Sherwood after
he was, beaten in the first race. He cost
his new owner $50. Charles Carroll OF
Carrollton. Md, a member OF the trencn
Jockey Club; Bartlett McLennan and \.
r. OSilvie, two prominent Canadians ana
both racing enthusiasts, We're among the
visitors at Pimlico this afternoon. Mr..
Ogilyie maintains a stud back of Mon
treal. while Mr.. McLennan races a stable
of cross-country horses.
Twelve of the Whitney yearHnSs will
be shipped from the Brookdale farm in
New Jersey to Norfolk where they will
be broken and wintered by Albert Simons.
Jack Goldsborough left for Gravesend
tonight with the Monohan horses and
Johnny Mayberry shipped the Johnson
Quinn stable to Sheepshead bay. Thomas
Mcdowell pulled out for Kentucky this
morning. The firing irons will be applied
to the three-year-old The Manager, pro-
vided his suspicious leg does not respond
to treatment.
Peak a Free Lance.
Jockey Charlie Peak wired that he
would leave Latonia tonight so as to be
on hand at Pimlico Monday. Peak will
ride as a free lance both here and al
Norfolk
Much interest is being taken by the
hunt club set in the one-day meeting, tC
be given at Middleby. Va, Saturday next
under the auspices of the United Hunts
of Virginia. The Niddleby Hunt nam
tains an inn at their place and also q
number of hunters which are rented tc
people who cannot afford to maintain q
stable Of their own. There are three other
hunt clubs in the vicinity of Mlddlehy-
The Piedmont, the Orange County Hunt
and the Flanism Hunt. j. Il. Thomas
the well known polo player, Is one oi
the prominent movers in the Middleby
club.
Simeon Healey ships the Cassatt stable
to Chesterbrook at the conclusion of the
Pimlico meeting, where they will be
wintered. Cant. E II. CaSsatt has q
number of good-iookins yearings that
have shown UP well in their trials this
fall
Billy Barrick of DIR. Hasbrouck fame
was at Pimlico today. 1t was his firs
sit to the races in couple of years
j. NJ. Vanorden. who races under the
nom de course of Mr.. Earl was alsc