The Washington herald., 1918-05-11

Baltimore, May 1O-Form players
received a severe jolt when favorites
were boHled over in rapid succession
At Pimlico yesterday.
Starting with the first race. In the
Sun drew away to a long lead and
outlasted Lieut.. Cochran's two-year-
old. Pinard who closed with q rush.
In the Sun paid to 1.
After leading for the entire distance
Garter showed his worth as . fencer
In the Linstead Steeplechase and beat
such good ones as Rhomb, New Ho-
ven, and Racebrook. Rhomb. who was
favored in the betting, was not in the
money, and Garter paid $3.50 for a
s. ticket.
Flittergold set the pace for nearly
the entire distance in the fourth race,
but Waukeas showed a sudden burst
Of speed in the stretch and galloped
home. a ton of money went in the
machine on Flittergold and Pullux
but both were outclassed. Flittersold
managed to get in second place with
Pullux out of the money. Waukeag
paid 10 to l to his hackers.
After letting Dervish get away with
a lond lead. Hcme Sweet Home came
from behind and won the decision IN
AnG DGINlSH NOOh AAlC IAN
soon after the barrier and drew away
to such a lead that his hackers were
ready to cash their tickets. As the
stretch turn was reached the hard
pace was beginning to tell on Dervish
and he tired badly. Home Sweet
Home came up from behind on the
outside and literally walked over the
others
Langden made a run away affair of
the sixth race and showed a decided
Improvement over his race of Thurs
day. Although Judge Wingfield. who
has been running in fine form of late.
pressed Langden hard he could not
get up in his final stride to grab the
decision.
The seventh race went to Say after
n hard stretch battle with Daybreak
Say, however. was full of run at tho
end. and grabbed a decision by a
whisker from DaybTeak.
Wilfred Viau. the Canadian horse
man, decided yesterday that he would
not enter his crack horse. Omar
khayyam in the proposed match race
between Cudgel. Bondage and Crank
Mr.. Eiau believes his horse Is out
of condition and 1t would cripple his
chances if he was to let him 60 10
the post. He intimated. however. that
he was willing to enter his horse at
a later date so the followers of the
TSport of Kings could see his fast
sprinter in good shape.
There is a chance that Cudge,
Bondage and Crank. will be hooked L
in race. although oficials said yc
tCrday they were unable to state oil
Cialiy.
FIRST RACE Eo,,- .,S h.u AL,
In the Sun. lC (O'Brienl. ian, TN =
Mida, lC tRobinsonl. IN. 40; Marie e,
nell. Zoe tEnssrl. 40. Time: "a Maramn
PInard. 7BOndohia. Cora W. Utihas, Old Ii
Bender also ran.
SECOND RACE-Three- fourths Of mil
CaVan Boy. III, tEI<tonl. $50. TO: Poaehs-.
10 uykeI. $50 Time: liz. Amaekmass.u.
Peerless One, Jue, Approval. Starry Banner
Kate Glenn. Ben Cow. Speedster, An Yosiaa
and Rhadames also HGn.
THIRD RACE-TwO miles Garter, IN
OIominGj. $50 B.O. H.O; New Haven. Isl
,NIcCIu-keyI. SO $50; Saturn, 10 fGreenl
High FLYER. Eu. lea. Race Brook. Aoonfgh,
% and FTijOic< also ran
FOURTH RACE-Allle. Weakling los u5keN
20. go and SD: Fiittsrgoh. ID RobinsonI,
"a and SO: Polroma. Il3 tstalkar). an
fine: l.is Ferry shannon, Firing Line. Pull
Ink. Bar of Phoenix. To-Day and Cobalt Lass
alsO ran
FIFTH RACE-Mle and sixteenth. Home
sweet HCme. l1j callahan. 50. Llo SO
DsrTish lis Buxton. llSo. $50: Fairly. IN
iSnCidemarI, $50 Time: l.B IS. Connagrs,
tion. Caro- Nome. Stirup. Petelus. Captain
Ray, Kebo Ring Dove. Boxer. Noureddin,
SOblier and Great Dolly also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Nile. Langdon. III (Ensorl
I5.p $50. TO; Judge Wingfeld. III (Kum,
ruefl, l70. 80: AmalGamator, ia STALKER
$50 Time: LIZ IS MonocaCy. Sleepy Sam.
Coral. Surermaid. Crepuscule and H. X. Neil
also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and sixteenth. Sa-
rs tR0binsonl; Daybreak. 1O6 CEricson); G
VI. Miller. rs Dominiclj Time: 10. Sill
Bird. EgmCnt, Glory Belle DrIndreary Charles
Francis. Hess. Precise Clark NJ. Seranata AMI
To0tsie also ran-