The Washington herald., 1916-11-12
THE WASHINGTON HERALD. SUNDAY NOVEMBER L. 1916
|MARRONE LANDS TWO
STAKES AT PIMLICO
Stable Puts Over ]. ]. Lillis and
Wooden Shoes in Features.
By aEoRaR B. MoRRIs.

Baltimore, Nd, Nov. 1.-THE Marrone
Stable and Apprentice Jockey Kiecger
scored a double win at Pimlico this after
noon when ]. ]. Lillis and Wooden Shoes
accounted for both feature races respec-
lively. In winning the Pikesville Handi-
cap. with ]. ]. Lillis, the clever little light
weight. displayed rare horsemanship and
good ability as a finisher, for he shot
the Marrone gelding across the line when
ne was apparently beaten. J. ] LII
lis went to the front after the field
went quarter and set q fast pace,
but quit when challenged by Jaeoba.
Kieeger went to the whip like q demon at
the eighth pole and the gelding responded
with rare gameness under the lash and
outgamed the Coe Ally in the last few
strides.
Kleeger again starred with Wooden
Shoes In the Pimlico autumn selling
stakes. Ho took this old campaigner out
in front at the break and made his own
pace the entire journey. winning with
plenty to spare from ]. EN-.
l. Woods Stonewood won the jump in
handy fashion from Sharpshooter. He
! showed good ability as a hurdler and
held his opposition safe the entire trip.
Falmouth, a heavily backed choice, fell
while in a contending position. The Ken
| tuckians scored when Julia L. handily
accounted for the fifth event on the card
from Sasin and Vermont. She was well
backed in the machines. Clifford A.
Cochran's Fairy Wand had little trouble
in winning the initial event. a seven fur
long affair for 3 year olds. Arnold, the
favorite. disappointed after stepping a
fast three-quarters. The Earle colt then
faded to nothing, giving away to the
Cochran Ally. which had followed closely
on the heels Of the leaders.
SandhilI WAS the hest in the closing
number when he easily defeated Maxim's S
Choice and Yankee Notions. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-BelVdere; 2year-olds; seven fur
longs. Fairy Wand. lO tKeogh). SD. $50, $40
ond; COurtship lis (schuttinser). SD third. Time.
! q 25 Monomoy. Arnold, N. Z. Beal. Hickory
Nut, Fhendless, and Ben HampAn also nn.
SECOND RACB-Green Spring Valley steeple-
half Northwood. ia tHaynesl SD, SSD. $40.
won; Sharpshcoter. l8 (Keating). $50. $3.50. sec
ond; vihr. 1Ss CTuckey). as. third. Time. 4sS2
Bachelor and Falmouth also ran
THIRD RACE-PkesYille Handicap; s-year-olds
and upward; six furlongA j. J. Lns. Ill (KIeeesr,,
$50. $, $40 won; Jaecba, lo2 u. McTaggartl,
SS aeo: second; Water Lady. De tAmhrosel'
Rhine Maiden, Kewessa, Anita, Pesky. Squeeler.
and Murphy also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Autumn Handicap; selling
ter. Wooden Shoes, ITO tRleegsr), $50 $50. $40.
won; Jcm. lcs uyke). $40. $40 second; Ora
torilun, los (Balp. s. 90. third. Time, 207 S.
Thornhin, virile. G. NJ. Miller. and Ninety Sim
pex also ran.
FIFTH RACE-seiling handicap; 3year-oIds; one
mile. Julia L.. lis Haynes, S1a50 $l2To $50,
won; Sasin. los (R. McDemott, $3.50 S2so,
secnnd; Vermont, lis (schuttinger), A3o. third.
Time. lal 36 Fonctionnaire, Sky Pilot Nigel,
Hops. Edna Kenna. and Margaret H., also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Glenmore Selling Handicap; ;
year-olds and upward; mile and three-sixteenths
Brave Cunarder. lis CButNeID, Hs 4.so $40
won; Yodeling. los (BalD. $40, $50, second; Jack
Reeves, 100 (Crump). $50. third. Tine. 2Nl IS.
Old Broom and March Court also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Gwyrn Oak claiming; purse
3-year-olds and upward mile and forty yards.
Choice. Ill CButweD. $40, $40 second; Yankee
Notions r6 Haynes. $50. third Time l.2 45
Ambrose, Plumose. Woodfair, DerTish and Super.
stitOn also ran.