Evening star., 1916-11-12
WOODEN SHOESW|N
Captures the Autumn Selling,
Stakes Driven Out.
sT0NEW0OD TAKES 'CHAsE
Special Dispatch to The Star.


BALTIMORE, November 11.-Wooden
Shoes won the Pimlico autumn selling
stakes at the course of the Maryland
Jockey Club this afternoon, but he
had to be driven out to beat Jem. The
stake feature of the program was at
mile and a quarter and there were
seven starters. Wooden Shoes was the
popular choice. At the start Wooden
Shoes took the lead and Kleeger rated
him in front all the way. In the last
furlong Jem made a determined bid
and for a brief period the supporters
of the favorite were worried. but
Wooden Shoes ran gamely and lasted
out the distance. Jem was second and
Oratorium third.
big crowd-the largest that has
been at Pimlico in years-was In at
tendance. From the drop of the flag
in the first event until the closing
race the sport was interesting. There
were numerous features on the pro-
ing was good. In the opener clifford
A. Cochran's Fairy Wand. filly that
has promised much all year, finally
made good by beating Harvest King
and Courtship- The race was at seven
furlongs and Fairy Wand was in front
practically all the way. Harvest King
began slowly and finished resolutely.
Chase Goes to Stonewood.
Stonewood took the Green Spring
Valley steeplechase rather comfortably
after Sharpshooter had shown the way
for two miles. The latter tired badly
in the last half. but managed to finish
second. Falmouth, much liked by the
hunt crowd, went down when in a con-
tending position because his bride
slipped and Jockey Kennedy fell The
rider was not injured. Stonewood took
the lead on the last lap and won by
several lengths.
In the Pikesville handicap J. J. Lillis
was the victor by narrow margin. The
horse was advertised to be sold in the
paddock sale at Pimlico. but at the last
moment was withdrawn. kewessa. the
favorite. ran disappointingly and show
ed none of the brilliant speed he dis
played in his last previous start J. j.
ills was in front nearly all the way.
but he won only after ST.ta.e
s;ruggle with Jacoba and Water Lady.
The Glenmore handicap went 10 H
G. Bedwelrs Brave Cunarder. who beat
Fodeline and Jack Reeves, and the last
event was won by the rejuvenated Sand
hill.
Jockey j. Dominick was an arrival
from windsor He will ride at Bowie.
ma at the end Of that meeting will go
to Habana.
n Neustader had given first call on the
apprentice jockey Lyke to Z. 7. Zoll. b.
Golfer for the Bowie meeting NeustadeT
has purchased the three-year-o Good
vunsel from j. w. Hedrick-
The Summaries.
Firs, race, purse. s7O0: two-yesr-olds; seven
.urlongs-Fairy Wand 107 tkeogh). $500
q go. s.. 10. won; Harvest King. 115 tAmbrose)
IL 90 IS 30 second; Courtship. 115 tSchnttn
-.r) $50 third. Time 1.2T 2-5. Monomoy,
Arnold. Friendless. Ben Hampson. n. h. Besl
nd Hickory Nut also
Second race. Green Spring Valley steeplechase;
four year olds and upward: purse, stW two
miles and a half-stonewood, Ill tB. Haynes,.
81 90. ss2o $500, won; sharpshooter 1876
'Tuckeye. $500, third Time, 452. Bachelor
and Falmouth also ran
Third race purse G3 7;. y, and
Sa So So 90. $40 won; Jacoba. 1o2 u. McTaa-
rart) 80 sI60. second: Water Lady, 106
AmDross,. 5. 40 s third Time: lss ,is The sp De
Murphy kewessa and Anita also ran.
Fourth race. the Pimlico Autumn selling
stakes; $500 added; three -year,elds W and S mp
ii lKleeeerl. 81. 20 So so. So TO- won; Jen 1o5
.Lykel. $40, s4.l0. second; oratorinm. JOS
Baln. s.. 50. third. Time. 2.oT 80. Thornhill
,irile. G. NJ Miller and Ninety Simplex also
Fifth race. purse 500; free selling handicap:
eeyenr-oids: mile-Juiia L.. lis tHaynes,.
1880. sl2.7", $3.50. won; Snsin, lG6 NC
,ermo,t). go. 80 sl2.90. second: Vermont lis
schuttinger): 81 80 third. Time. la 3-5
sky Pilot. Nigel. Margaret ". Hops. Fonction-
uaire and Edna keIna also ran.
sixth race purse. S7O0; the Glenmore handi-
up: three yea r-ods and upward; selling: one
nile and observation-disclosures Cunarder lI6
Butwell). S7.s0 81 so. 1910. won: Yodeling
ia3 (BalD. Sl.70. s. so. second: Jack Reeves.
100 tCrumpl. 81. 90, third Time. 2.01 As. Old
Broom and March Court also
Seventh race. purse $700; three year -olds and
Ipwsrd: selling one mile and forty yards
'sndhill. 116 (Ball. $3.50. $5.7O, $500. won
Ma1im's Choice, Ill (Butweln. $40. so.70
= cond: Yankee Notions, 118 tHaynesb, 81 90
third. Time. LAB As. Ambrose, Superstition,
Plumose. DervIsh and Woodfair also ran.