Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-05-02
Gallon for Tom Edward.


Tom Edward captured the Druid
Hill Park purse in a gallop. He was
the choice and won without difficulty.
The Severn purse went to BILLY" Oil
ver's Kewessa, who took his third race
of the spring season. Kewessa was
another short-priced horse. The long
shot of the day was Lazuli, who took
the sixth race handily from Little
England. Lazuli paid her hackers
about 10 to / for their money. At the
end Of the card Fly Home came home
ahead of Cliff Haven.
There was no complaint against the
mutuel machines. notwithstanding the
prices were short against a majority
of the winners. Had the layers been
doing business the winners would not
have paid any better.
Jockeys Cavanaugh, Rooney. Small
and Walsh were denied temporary
licenses by the secretary of the Jockey
Club, as also were several trainers who
applied.
The Mizpah stable has purchased the
three -year-old Egmont from X. T. Will
son, jr.
Jockey Lilley has gone to kentucky
to ride for John Paul until the OPEN
ing of the Belmont Park season.
Max Hirsch. trainer of Morse King,
babe his friends at Pimlico goodbye
and advised them to have a wager on
his three-year- in the Kentucky
Derby next Saturday. Max is supreme
ly confident that his horse Will capture
the Churchill Downs classic Morse
King showed a frst-class mile at
Havre de Grace a few days ago. and
he has been going along we'll since
then.
about the smartest Splinter in train
ing. He disposed of Hester Prynne
today easily. and appeared to be able
to go on. This was the first time An
drew had been asked to go SIX fur
longs. 1t was reported that his wind
was bad, but he did not seem to labor
under any difficulties in this regard.
The Summaries.
First race" maiden two olds: four fur
Iongs-Ormcs Head, 40 Dreyer,. $40, $3.50,
$3.50 won; Casco 107 McAtee,, S31". So 80,
second: Virginia NJ. lo7 d;uxton,, $40, third.
Time, O.49. Tarbruss Blue Rock. 'DIme Novel,
Fish Walk. Filly Delphia, Golden Gate, Ocean
Prince Life and Ataka also ran. 'Cassatt en-
try
Second race stccplechasc; four year-o!ds and
upward: two miles Ballyhay, III lAll'nl, s. 10,
Saau second. peyotcr l3l 'Muri'hyt. $3.50.
third. Time 81 81. S1rrci. lmlulsiv: and
Mellonc-e also ran.
fu.lonss-Andrcw. 1l6 ,McCahcyI. $3.lo. s. 10.
S.. 10, won: Hester Prynne IFS iMctcallt, s.lo.
So second; Rhine Maiden, l'D hloffInanJ.
$50, third. Time, LII. Tale Carrier and
Beethoven also ran
Fourth race, S.ve.n purse: three y"ar-ods
and upward: selling: six furl"nss = hewcssa.
ia nurncr,. $50, $50 s. 80. won; Mamie
X, % tMcCahcy,. $50. $50, second: f"lant,
81 iMcAtce,. $3.50. third. Time ] Is 30, Mary
land Girl. Water Lady and Sarsenet also ran
Fifth race. Druid HI Park purse for two
yrar-olds. four iurIonss Tom Edward. ! II Cic-
Cahcyy. $40, $40, $40. won; WeiS;. 100
,Schiitinserl, $40, $50: second; 1rh"Io, II:
iMetcalf 10. third. Time. oi9. Walloun
and llaria also ran.
ing. mile and seventy yards-Lazlli. 10 Gold
stein, S21..o, $3.50. $500. won. Little Eng and
liz CsuAtony, So ~, Sllo, second, Abootsfori.
liz (TurncrJ. $40. third Time, | 40. Rolling
stone. Daingeriieid. Low Day. Baifron. serui,,
veda Ella Crane Cockspur, Battery aud Al
Block also ran. .
Seventh race. selling; t'lree.year-olds; one mile
Fly Home. 10 Gunner. $780, $50. $40,
won; GIN Haven, Jos 1Huxi"nl, $40; So,
second: Fakir 100 M:Ateel, $40. third Time.
l4:.. Slumbercr. Celebrity. Page White, os
sary Maid and ilectoGrtph also ran