The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-11-01
INAUGURAL JUMP
PIMLICO feature
Steeplechase and Forest Park
Purse for All Ages at Hill
top Opening Today.
FIELDS ARE WELL FILLED
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Special 10 The Washington Herald
Baltimore, Oct 31.-Never In the his
tory of a race course in Maryland have
so many thoroughbreds been entered for
a first days racing as are carded for
tomorrow in the seven races at Pimlico.
More than 100 horses have been named.
Class is not particularly conspicuous,
but the fields are so well filled and so
evenly balanced that the racing Is sure
to be spirited and interesting.
The meeting which begins tomorrow
will continue for eleven racing days.
There will be a steeplechase each day
and this end of the sport promises to be
highly interesting. for the best jumpers
in training are stabbed at the course.
Fifteen are entered for the Inaugural
Steeplechase.
row are the Forest Park Purse. for all
ages. in which eighteen entries were
made. among them August Belmont's
Malachite and Lord Rockville. Foxhall
7. Keene's Indian Chant. John San
ford's Isirose. J. S. Tyree's Herbert
Temple. r. T. Wilson's Hester Prynne
and Naushon. Robert Bradley. and
others. and the WicomIco Purse, for J.
year-olds and upward. at a mile and a
furlong. Capt. Cassatt's Spearhead and
III. c. HalleDbeck's Blue Thistle will try
conclusions in this event.
Many arrivals came from Laurel Park
this morning and the course was a busy
one. Supt. Brennan had all he could do
TO take care Of the incomers and some
had to seek stable room outside. The
course is in fine shape for the opening
The track was never better or faster
1t Is not like the Laurel track. which IL
largely clay. and the going will dry out
quickly. There never has been a day in
the las month Uhan h.
heavy as at Laurel All this. OF course
will be appreciated by the trainers and
there Is little likelihood Of any whole
sale scratching on any day.
Another feature of the Pimlico meet
ing pleasing to the horsemen is that
there will he no purse with less than $500
added The entries for today follow:
FIRST RNCE-Frs and one-haH turiongs; 5ytu.
olds Landslide. rs: Brn Chant. rs: Hetonist
lB; Delaney. ll5: Wizard lis: Niece lis,
Jsckonet. Is: Queen Of PetrAdis. IL: Black Cu.e.
IL; Golden Gate. III: Queen Apple IL: Jaoobus
liz: Parachute IL: CsltabeI. III: White Eye. IL.
In and Out. H.
ODDS; selling. smAllEord. "a: 'Cinosure Ici: In,
dian Arrow Ios: JIda. ID; Little Hugh, II; Robert
Oliver III. JuTe-ence ~: 'Buckthorn l5I: Hand
RunninZ. 10: Cubon. Ifs; Abe-feId-r. los; .DiIo1
PARK. 10: Golden Vale. IL: Moshach. ii: Col
lectO-. y.
THIRD RACE-An ssrs: si1 furionss. Whit.
Metal, 10: Alfadir. y: The Masquerade, liz. 1,
Maa chite. 2: Lord Rockville. .Oo: Elko. 10: Her.
bert Temple. is; Carriage 10; Naushon. IL: Hes
ter Prynne. H. Indian Chief. IS: Robert Bradley
rs; Polruma. 20; Isirnse. is: Big To Do,
True Steel IL MaXms Choice. liz: Surprising
Il Lord RoekTale. Belmont entry. Nanshon and
Hester PRIME. Wilsun entry.
FOURTH RACE-Mile and forty yards: 5year
ods and upyard TiVi y: 'DarwOrth, To-: Coin,
lCc: yellow Eyes. IG: Beethoven. lO-: Task 100
'DanGerheld. To-; RuSilla. %: Star Bird IS: Mis-
MCiiggle. s.: Bamboo q: Huda'sSiS,er. H.
FIFTH RACE-Selinz. SyeE-oIds and upWa-d
six furlCnES. North Light. Is; Striker u: ThriI
liz: Elasticity IL; 'EShan Allen Ios: Ida Claire
IL: Louise Trayers lI5; Gross Bun. u3: Perth
shire. u6; Lily Orme. u.s. Enyer Bey. Es: 'yignot
los: Coy. is; Lord Marshall. III: EVELYN O. los
Lady London. liz: Bor1I. los.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and oneeighth: Jyear-oIds
stone Henge los: Nash. ,oi; Ml-shnn. los: 'Pard
ner. .O7: Auede. %; Black Bruum III: Cliff HaTrn
loI; Spear Head. ns: Blue Thistle. is; Christie
rhine. lOi.
SEVENTH RACE-Nils and forty yards: 5yeAr
olds and upWanl Valas. lo5: Duke Of Dunbar
IS: stake and Cap. IC; Ms. suisss. loo: Primary
q: 'Aldonus &c; TrUvAto. IL; Perthrock. lOI
lem. Is: Hester. 10: Se9GlTeds. Is; -LohenGrin
C.: Lady Spirituelle. he.
Nute-FOwth divided and second section rul
/ As seventh race.