Evening star., 1914-05-24
P|ML|CO'S GETAWAY
Five Favorites Win on Closing
Day at Old Baltimore Track.
JOCKEY McTAGGART STARS
Raj PARIS Little Hugh Captures the
Consolation Steeplechase.

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day at Pimlico today was marked by five
well played thoroughbreds, an odds-on
favorite and long shot winning. One OF
the victories went to Baltimorean, Raj
Parr. whose Little Hugh scored in the
consolation steeplechase. The closing
event on such a day is generally won
by an outsider. and such was the case
today, when elsewhere paid $23,9O for a
81 ticket. Eima won the last event at
Havre de Grace at 10 to i.
The sixth race at a mile and q six
teenth resulted in the feature contest.
1t was one Of endurance for Patton and
Belle Of Bryn Mawr. Patton. who ran
such a sensational race the day before.
after being left at the post, came right
back and showed how good q thorough
bred he Is right now by winning q length
from Belle, which ran second to him
Friday. E1 Oro. a Maryland favortte.
was third Patton was the class Of the
race, but 1t was just q question how much
the grueling race OF the day before
Little Johnny McTaggart was the rid
ing hero Of the day, but he nearly met
with a serious accident while going to the
post on Carbureter in the last race.
In front of the grandstand the bride
to run away. McTaggart had pres
ence Of mind enough to jump. He had
the wind knocked out Of him and after
being carried into the Jockeys club.
horse quickly revived and was none the
worse for his fall
Campbell replaced him and Carbureter
started to run away, going to the barrier.
but the negro jockey got the horse un-
der his control on the first turn Car
bureter ran through the gate to the pad
dock and then shot through the gate
into the inclosure where the Jockeys
weigh in.
McTaggart showed with Deviltry in the
opening race. He won the next TWO
races with LAglon and Balfron, re-
spectively. In the fifth he placed with
Tom Hancock and also placed with Belle
of Bryn Mawr in the sixth.
Summaries.
First race. maiden two-year-olds: four and a
half furlongs; purse, $5O0-EneoFe. 100 CWolfe).
Sc. TO- $40, $3.50, won; 'Disillusion, 108 (Alex),
81. 30, $2l0, second: Deviltry, 100 (McTaggart,
81 20, third Time, O.55. Task, Kap1e. White
Metal and 'Key Mar also ran.
Morris entry.
Second race. three,year-olds and up: six fur-
$50 $3.50. second; MoncEief, & io4 }MeCshsy}. z.
Caledore, sackcloth. Miss Brush and Hobnob
also ran.
Third race maiden three-year-ol -olds and up; six
fulongs; purse, $5O0-Baifron, 105 (McTageart),
S.. 70, S. 10, Sc 50, won; Elbiod, los Doyle).
$40. $3.50 second; pI; CAarsst. co los tschut-
Ossogleta, Scarsdale. Aviatress. John Marshall.
Assessor, veilchen and Milkyway also ran.
Fourth race. Consolation steeplechase; four
year-olds and up; two miles; purse, $6O0-Lttle
Hugh, 1876 (Allen), $3.50. $4.SO $3.50, won;
Malaga, 134 (SaYeij. $4.60. $4.2O second; Order
ly Nat 1872 (HendersOn). $, third. Time, 400.
Bronte Golden and Cynosure also ran.
Fifth race, three-years-old and up; mile and
forty yards; purse, $5OO-Little England, 112
Walker, $50, $50 $3.50. won: Tom Han
cock, 81 lMcTaggastl., $40; $40; second;
Las Is. Bluebird. Sir Denrah, Lady Rankin,
Napier, Seuegambian, Stare and Mycena also
Sixth race three year olds and up; mile and 4
sixteenth; purse, $6O0-PatOn, lOl tMcCahey),
81. 70. $3.50, $50. won: Belle of Bryn Mawr,
81 tMcTaggartl. $3.50. s.. second; Eloro, 10a
(AIex,. $50. third. Time, Las. Frank Hud-
son and Yellow Eyes also ran
Seventh race, three year-olds and up; six
furlongs; purse $5OO-Elsewhere, 102 Hinphy,.
$3.50, 5000. $3.50. won; Gates. 81 tCsllaAan(.
$40, $40, second; Batwa, LOT (SchuttinSerl,
81 50. third. Time, LIS 45. Lynnewood, Chill
ton Squaw. Colonel McDougal. Prince Chap and
Carbuereter also ran.
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