Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-11-05
WALDEN STAKES CAPTURED
BY MANNIX'S SUPERINTENDENT
Gelding Runs Game Race and Oufoots
Silent Pilot and Stromboli at
Pimlco Track.

the field Shannon River. who fell going
over the clubhouse Jump. interfered with
whoever was setting the pace, and
Tuckey promptly proceeded to take his
mount back of the pace the second time
around Shannon River kept bothering
Navarro and Maltbie until the last
jump was taken. when Tucker sent
O'Bear after Unaware and succeeded
in pulling him down several strides
from the wire. "A neck separated the
horses, with Maltbie length away.
Sixteen maiden youngsters went to the
post in the opening event, which was at
five and half furlongs. Soon after the
break Charlestonian went to the front
and held his advantage to the wire. to
win by two lengths from Belmonts
Thornhill with Prince Chiffon showing.
Jockey Burlingame's weak finish all
through the stretch was responsible for
Gold Caps victory in the second race
which was at, six furlongs. A nose sepa-
rated the horses. Rod and Gun, after
poor start, got up in time to show.
Jacquelina was the class Of the sixth
yards. Taking pace until well around the
far turn. she. moved up stoutiy and won
well in hand by five lengths from Slim
Princess. Chemulpo was third.
Splendid Ride on Tartar.
McCahey's splendid ride on Tartar and
the thoroughbred's speed in the home
stretch was an exhibition of clever racing
in the closing event, which was at a
mile. Before the first turn was reached
Tartar was shuffied back and he was
forced to- trail many lengths back of
Adams Express, the pacemaker. At the
furlong pole in the homestretch Tartar
was closing rapidly, but McCahey saw he
could not get through, and pulled his
mount UP and took him around the lead
ers. In the last sixteenth Tartar fairly
n n lny10 = sy,f vrCY
of DR.. Duenner. with Isidora third. Isl
dora was used up following Adams Elk
press the first six furlongs.
Summaries.
First race. for maiden two-year-olds five and
e on o {, furiongs Charlestonian (McCahey,.
ds0, $3.50, second: Prince Chiffon Doyle,.
$50. third Time. los 30 Some Kid Indian
Balfron. Canto, Chief Magistrate Single Stick.
). B. Maylow, Marian. Captain Ben and Stel-
Second race, selling; handicap. three-year- olds
ss.4o. s2.7O. $500 won: Walter Welles Dur Bur.
lMeoahey,. S. 90 third. Time. III PAPER and
Jim L. also
ysra5 mile sd a:sssag f.:
tSn, q g see $40 second; Barnesss iBus
Rose H., Ambrose. Star Gaze. Careau and Bryn-
lG.ah also ran.
Fourth race, owners handicap: steeplechase:
four-year-olds and upward: two miles and a
quarter-Obear (Tuckey) $1,000. $3.50, IS 80.
won; Navarro 1keating). $500 $3.50. second:
Maltbie Kermath). $2.70. third. Time. 4.2S.
Foxcraft. Shannon River and Cactus Bun also
ran. Shannon River lost rider.
Fifth race. the Walden stakes: for two-year-
oolds: one mile Superintendent Glass;. 500.
s.. 30 S2.7O, won; Silent Pilot Clement Sc. 40.
s.. 10. second: Strombol Buxton. $40. third.
Time. Al 40. Ha'Penny. Spearhead. Humilia-
ton. undaunted. Stake and Cap. Holiday. Rob-
erto Oliver, Fathom. Armament and Car Michael
also ran.
Sixth race, for mares; three-year-olds and up:
mile and seventy yards-Jacauelina Deronde,.
$50 go. $3.50. won: Slim Princess Nathanl.
$500 So. 20. second: Chemulpo (Callahan. 50 20.
third. Time. 1.4s 3-15. Brynavia and Big Dip
per also ran.
Seventh race, three-year-o'ds and up: one mile
Tartar, $3.50. $500. $3.50. won: DIR. Duenner
(Brynel. $3.50. So. so, second; Isidora Derondel.
$40. third. Time. la. Adams Express and
Nonparel also ran.