The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-11
bR|AR PATH WINS
HANDICAP FROM.
WILSON'S PRAIk(
Pullux Beats Good Field 3
Two-Year-Olds in =
4 Sprint. q

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RACE TRACK. PIMLIco. Not ~
-Thoueh the meeting here oo0ea -
. close tomorrow and shipmente ~
Havre dc Grace have been nuDsroUA
the programme Of racing to-day ~
Of the finest sort. The feature y
the afternoon was . Juvenile hao0De
cap. attracting some youngsters -
good calibre.
FIRST RACE.
For all ages; maidens and winners
Of one race: six furlongs.-True. ~
Steel. IFS (McTaggarD. first: 9adur
Der H.. lis (Buxton). second: Marin
Casca, 40 (Turner1. third: Ttn%
tain Ben. Panama. Always ESs13
Fuzzy wuzzy. Penny Rock also ran.
81 mutuels paid: True A. 0tooa
straight, $3.50. place $3.50. show
$3.50; Slumber H.. place $40. show
S2.70: Martin Casca, show 5000 ~
The opening number was six hsr.
longs and found the Whitney entry
Slumber H., the to shot. goino
down to defeat. At the rise Of tko
barrier True As Steel was seen -
have good break and shot to the
front and won by two lengths from
Slumber H., who off poorly. He
closed an immense gap to get the
place. Martin Casca was third b. Q
head. -
Green Spring Valley Steeplechases
four year olds and upward: two miles
and a half.-Baybrook, 14s tT.Wright)s
4 first; Blankenburg. 154 (Haines). 80.
ond: Shannon River. 143 (Dupsele
third. Time, 4.62 2-5. Swish Qe1e
rider) and Garter also ran. Two-dol-
lar mutuels paid: Baybrook. stralght,
kenburg. place, $50; show. $3.50. shan
non River. show. 32.70.
| Shannon River led until the last
jump was taken. followed closely ~
Biankenburg and Baybrook. The Tires
were heads apart over the last o.
stacle and II was an interesting nnlsA.
Baybrook got the decision by . heaAs
with BlankenburG outgaming 6hannea
River for the place by = half iengtA.
llehGths from Carter.
THIRD RACE. y
Juvenile Handicap for two.yeaf.
ing). nrst: Stalwart Helen. ~
(Turner), second; Trial by Jury. II
I (Davies). third. Time. 1.l3 As. Dans
quet. Gaelic. Lady Rotha. PROTECTED
s. Mutuels Paid-Pullux. ,straieht
800: place. $40: snow, $3.o0. 6tAi1
wart Helen. place. 1910: show, es.Sol
Trial by Jury. show. $50.
II At the rise Of the Nbarrier PulluS
shot to the front and under . driv(
lasted long enough to get the decisioa
from the fast closing stalwart Hsle1
by a half length. The latter was 90
} ing fast at the end and got the plao(
. by three lengths from Trial by Jurp.
who was q length and a half In fro0l
Of the also rams. t
FOURTH RACE. ~ 4
Selling handicap: three year old
|, and up: one mile.-Kinmundy. &
) (Moore). first; Coreopsis. II: (Nc,
{ Cahey). second: Capt. Elliott. 10
, (Forehand). third. Time, 1.4s a.
= Battery, Della Mack. Beaupere, Lila
r loha. Castara. Hermis jr. and ocotcl
: Laddie also ran. 5 mutuels paid
: kinmundy, straight $3.50, place I'm
; show $3.50; Coreopsis, place n. shov
$50; Capt. Elliott. show Sl3.so. N
At the start Kinmundy took -
= lead and maintained It throughout
winning In clever style by, leneti
from Coreopsis. The latter was
: length In front OF Capt. Elliott
Coreopsis was easily best, but po(b
? racing luck and handling brough
about his defeat.
y FIFTH RACE.
Il Selling: handicap; three year. ola
and upward: six furlongs.--Brta
|, Path. LOG Meta ggart), first; Prairil
% (McCahey), second: Sherwood. II
! (Troxler). third. Time, lis 3-5. HI
initiation also ran. - mutueis pai6
= Briar Path. straight $40, place en-
show out; Prairie. place $3.50, shoV
I out; Sherwood, show out.
Briar Path took command At q
rise Of the barrier and had sno,s7l
left to stall or the rush OF PraiSS
and win by half q length. PraAg9
was slo Weaving the post and cloG6
fast to get tho place by Q lenRth -
N Sherwood WIN xaa an iane4h~