Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-05
LACE'S CLABAUCH
Raj PARIS Classy FiIIy Cap
lures the Coveted Cup.
STABLE WINS THREE RACES
Billy Garth Trained ALI Three Horses
That Finished in the
Money.
Special DISPATCH to The Star.

bAL1lMORE, May 1.-The running OF
the Clabaugh memorial cup, the Noun,
Washington steeplechase and the Tally
no purse at four miles on the fat serv-
ed as magnet to draw the lovers Of the
equine to Pimlico today, and the card.
which was a most attractive one, was
viewed by 10000 devotees of the thorough
breds. More enthusiasm was shown than
in recent years, and Marylanders had an
especial reason to be happy, for the Cla-
baugl cup. one Of the classics of the
Maryland Jockey Club, was captured by
Raj Parr, the local turtle and sports
man, with the speedy bay FLY Lace.
PARIS stable had great day all
around. the Welkin winning the steeple-
chase. while Bounder, in the fifth event
on the program. was the third Parr entry
to come under the wire In front during
the afternoon.
Billy Garth. the well known Virginia
turfman, who trains PARIS stable. also
came in for large portion of the glory.
for 1t was through his skillfuI training
that the Parr horses were victorious.
In the Clabaugh, Garth established quite
record by capturing the entire purse
with horses trained by him. Little Hugh,
owned by Parr, coupled in the betting
with Lace, raced home in the money,
while the good Ally Ringing. also trained
by Garth. COPIED the show money. Ring
tors, and as good as to l was marked
up against her for the place. Silver
Moon Of the Oakridge stable was care
fully prepared for the race. but finished
secopd choice with the specializing ele-
ment at to g.
The only thing that happened to mar
the sport was an accident which occurred
NJ II.
race, which was won by Bounder. just
after the springing of the barrier in this
event Rey, ridden by Lounsberry, swayed
into the favorite. causing her to fall
Skirvan, who had the mount on Lady
MCGEE, got q nasty fall and had to be
caught beneath the animal and his ankle
badly sprained. After Lady MCGEE had
been put out Of 1t it was only gallon
for Bounder.
were brisk spectators on the Tallyho
purse for gentleman riders, recognized
members Of hunt clubs of Maryland. All
of the entries in this event are favorites
among society in the valley.
The Baltimore cup. another society event
for gentleman riders, was won by Love
Watches. with Tommy Wright in the
saddle Apache was first choice, but was
unable to get to the winner, finishing
second. while Royal yane, owned by p.
across the track in the stretch and Mr.
Tucker. who was up on Apache. protested
this prevented him from winning, but tbs
officials ruled in favor OF the winner
Summary:
First race. two-year-old maidens: four and 9
and 3 to ), won; sandvale. no (Hopkins), to
5; to ; and 2 to 5. second: Tankard; ITO
oS4 as Meadow LARK, Msrtta Allan. Fern
Louise. Lady Anna. Nelly Agnes: Orowock Get
ana f.ni.rs coupled as Whitley s1ry
second race. three-year olds and upward; sell
ing: purse. 800: six furlongs-king coYtnoner.
The Gardner. liz = ,iould,. 20 to /, to spd
to 2. second: Lady Orimsr. no dickens, IS to
fion. c Camel Anna L. Daley. Tom Holland. n.
Whitney. Joe Gaitens, Argonaut and Dissentei
f .s: IL s:ss.ie. -four and ID a aaa dss
out. third: Time. o:ss: Gaee snd Little Hugh a',
Fourth race. the Mount washington steeple
ss so nsss Vein snd Isl ;aen
out Won; Belle F. 49, Jacsson.. 20 to !. 81. t
oo = 10 So ana oa1 ssird
fifih race. Baltimore Club cup; selling: h.ne
witches. 1853 IT. Wright, 10 l. to and :
los, won: Apache. 1876 u. Tucker, To l,
to and to 5. second: Royal yane, las M
Black. 80 to I. 10 to and to l. third. Time
ITO rs. Bahbler. Howlet, Creston. Hannah
Louise. Kerran. Indian Maid, Hunters Fort and
Excellence also
Sixth race, three-year-olds and upward: sell
ing; purse. $500: one mile-Bounder. liz (Tur
nerI 81 to j. even and to 2, won; Caiiph, 10
tHopkins), to /, to and 3 to ? second: Mr.
Golfzhtly. 1l3 tAmbrose). IS to 1, o to and ;
10 I. third. Time. 1.41 2-5. Annie Sellers, Nor
bitt. Ell Orc. Miss Nett and Rey also ran. Lad,
MCGEE fell
Seventh race, three ar-ods ana upwar sell
ing; purse, $500: SIX furlongs-Lad Of Langdep
I'D tBurns), 70 !. to and to ). won
Theo Cook. 10 Turner. TO 5, to and out
second, Queen Bee. 100 (Amhrosel, 2 TO i. l Il
and out, third. Time. LA IS. Belle Hamp
Ton. Malat tine. Agnier and Smirk also ran.
Eighth race. the Tallyho purse; gentleman
riders: four miles on nst-Two Saints, 1872 (sir
Cottman). 10 70 I. 4 to and TO j. won
chanticieer, 1862 (Alr. Fenwick), 21s to l. evei
and / to 2 second: Barfeld. 1872 Mr.. Black, q
70 l. to and l to 2. third. Time. $40
wyckoH. Dunseverrick. Rambo, Peter Young am
Major Morgan also ran.