The evening world., 1914-11-03
BEATS
GOOD SPR|NTERS
IN P|ML|CO STAKE
Star Gift Easily Takes Second
Election Day Racing
Feature.
tSpecial 20 The Evening WORLDLY

tSfSr1al 10 Inc Evening World.1
RACE TRACK. PIMLICO. Nov. g.
A big Election Day crowd came out
to the course this afternoon to see a
cracking good programme Of seven
races. The Stafford Hotel handicap
and two sections OF the Herman purse
were the features. The conditions
were perfect.
FIRST RACE.
Maiden two-year-o lds; FIVE and a
half furlongs.-Uncle Bryn. liz (Trox-
ler). won; Marvellous, 100 (Buxton),
second; Light Wind. 100 (ClemenD,
third. Time los. Carlone. The Lark,
Kopje, Saturnus, CHI Haven, Beverley
James. Egclia, Best Bib and Tucker.
81 mutvel paid-Uncle Bryn. straight,
1870: place, $3.50: show, $270. Mar
vellous. place, $3.50: show, $500. Light
Wing. show, $500. .
The start found Beverley James and
Marvellous setting the pace with Uncle
Bryn fourth at the stretch. The Lark
and Beverley James then tired and
Troxler shot Uncle Bryn to the front.
winning by two lengths from Marvel
lous with Light Wing dropping into
third place.
SECOND RACE.
Selling; steeplechase; four-year-
olds and upward; two miles-Senc-
gambian, 1879 P. Williams). first;
Idle Michael, 1854 (Johnson). second.
Mystic Light, 149 (GranD. third.
Time, 1853 Is. Foxcraft, Jean Wag-
ner. Jesuit and Brush also ran. 81
mutuels paid Senegambian. straight.
$500: place. >N,l0; show. $500. Idle
Michael. place. $40: show. $500. Mys-
tic Light. show, $40.
Senegambian, who accounted for
the contest. was the first to show.
with Idle Michael and Mystic Light
following. Senegambian was three
lengths In front OF Idle Michael, and
tho latter one length In front of the
rest OF the field. Jesuit and Brush
ran out at tho second jump.
ThIRD RACE.
Stafford Handicap; three year old'
and upward: six furlongs.-Flitter-
gold, los (ButwelD. first: Pomettt
Bleu, 1903 (McCahey), second: Water
Lady, 90 (Shilling). third. Time
l.l2l-5. Ten Point, Isidora, Brave
| Cunarder and Election Bet also ran
| Two dollar mutuels paid: FlitterCold
straight. SIS; place, $40: show, $3.50
Pomette Rleu. place. $3.50: show, $3.50
Water Lady, show. H.lo.
The third, the STAFFORD Handicap
the nenUllN'T, DTpuHh' oo'hN Va wv
best sprinters to the post. Pomett'
Bleu was heavily supported. will
Flittergold and Isidora next best
Flittergold and lsidora cut out tn
pace. At the stretch turn Flittergol'
took the lead, closely followed by Tel
Point and Isidora. The finish fount
Flittergold winning by n length an'
Pomcttc Bleu a half length In front o
Water Lady, who was two lengths II
front OF the rest.
FOURTH RACE.
Hotel Herman Purse; selling: three
year-olds and upward; one mile
Star GIFT, los (SchuttingeC, won
Dangerous March, ll3 STroNer), sec
ond; Humiliation, 100 Q.ouder), third
Time. l.4il.b. Mr.. Sniggs, Joe Finn
Gerard, Moonlight, also ran. 81 mu
fuels paid-Star Gift, straight. $40
place. $3.50: show, $3.50. Dangerou
March, place. f4.70: show. 1880. HUI
initiation. show. $40.
The crazy antics OF Humiliation de
layed the start. but when word wa
given Humiliation set the pace wit
star GIFT In second position Whsl
the stretch was reached Star GIT
PASSED Humiliation and az the nnis
star GIFT won by three lengths wit
Dangerous March half length u
front OF the firing Humiliation.