The Washington herald., 1918-05-09

Pimlico Race Track. May s.
Cudgel. owned by Commodore J. K.
L Ross, won the Pimlico Spring
Handicap race, one mile and seventy
yards. with 5000 added, this after
noon, and came within q second of
equaling the track record for the
distance. His time was 1.43 rs.
Omar Khayyam. who was the ia
vorite, ran third, being beaten ous
for second place by Bondage. own
ed by Mrs. James Arthur. Of Arling-
ton. Cudgel was second choice
among the betters.
At the beginning OF the race
Cudgel and Priscilla Mullens, the
other Ross entry. had No. 2 and No.
1 posts. respectively. They remain
ed side by side until the half mile
post was reached. 25n Priscilla
Mullsns dropped 'a,dtn nd. Omar
Rhayyam was with bunch at
this distance and did Mot break
away until at the lowe. turn. He
passed the bunch easily and ran in
his characteristic style, but he did
not display the same closing quail
ties which he showed last fall and
in his first race at Pimlico on Mon
day
, Capt. Parr, owned by Capt. Raj
Parr. which turned up the winner
in the Emerson Steeplechase. was
disqualified by the stewards because
of the action Of Jockey Allen toward
Dramaturge. Allen was accused OF
roughness while in the lower turn.
Dramaturge was placed the winner.
while Inndel was placed second, and
Little Horn third.
EA 10 hrorYuhf hA,aa r fkkrn Cnfo
in the opening race, came right back
in the second contest and scored with
Kate Bright. a 12to-1 shot. He
closed with a rush.
In the opening contest Little Cote.
from r. T. Wilson's stable. saved
ground at the head Of the stretch and
got Up in time to beat Bagheera a
half length to the wire. Melancholia.
Ned McLean's youngster. was the
one to show.
Eddie Mcbride was the warm tip In
this baby contest. but after showing
a high flight of early speed. he quit
badly in the homestretch and Just
finished out OF the money.
Lady Vulcain and Mimic took the
fifth and sixth events, respectively.
In the last race obolus. paying 5000
for every two dollars bet. won handily
and gave the rest of the field a merry
chase.
FIRST RACE-Four and . half turIonz,
Little Cote 10 Like. $50. $50. 100; Bad
heera. lo5 tkumereTl. 10. 80; Melanchoha,
III (0Bdenl 100. Time: .35 Is Honest
George. Pigeon, BanzAi. Eddie Mcbride Sharp
Practice. Commander and Weston also ran.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs Kate Bright
10 USkel, eLsO. LsO. 10; Johrsu. T2 robin.
sonl. 3So. go; sweep Up II. Ill CRummerI.
~. Time: LIS IS. Peerless One Currency.
Iappel. Nut Cracker, Brown Berrie. sunny
slope. Ballast and sun Gold also ran
THIRD RACE-CThe Emerson steeplschaseI
FOur-year-olds End up. maidsns. and winners
ot one race only; pUrse. 800. Two miles.
Dramaturse. 152 tBarettl, a0. SO and $50;
Iufdel H. l52 FIanklin), s.l0 and 30; Little
HON. l2 tCaln. 80. third. Time: LoI. Pan
dean. Fist Out Turmoil, Ed Weiss Yormak
SeAcoatSt ii and Captain Parr also ran. Cap
tain Par nished INST. but was disqualified for
fOrl.
FOURTH RACE-NGIs and 20 yards. Cudgel
Y Iykel. SD. SD and 20; Bondage, lOs
lROdriEnez) $40 and 1870: Omar Khayyam.
20 tDominickl. 20 Tine: LB rs. Borrow.
Haitian. st. Isidore. Hendrie. Priscilla Null
lens Arrah Go On and Crank also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Four and half furlongs.
7 ady Yulcan. 100 Walls, $50. 40 and SO;
Jack Leary. IL CGcAtee,. 30 and $50; Agnes
ard. Democracy. Butterfly, Bonna A. D. C.
Girl. Tommy Waac. NCeneman and LsndonIa
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mle. Minto Second. 100
tRobinsoul. SO. $50 and 80; Aldebaran. lOs
tEummerl, 40 and SEQ; ClarL NJ. % Rod-
riguezl. 80. Time: la. Ideal, Starter. Can
didate II. Gold Crest Boy. wodan, King Fish
cr. scupii. odalisque. Lazy Lou and Prince
s. also ran
SEVENTH RACE-One mile Obol1s. liz
tEnsorl. MSS go, 40; Polroma. III istaIkerl,
$50. 40: Judge Wingheld. 10 (Rodriguez)
80. Time: l.i Is. Happy Valley. Grey
EaSls. Psddy Dear. woodtap, Kohinoor. Air
man, Jack Mount also ran