New-York tribune., 1918-10-13
Pinlico Card
Draws a Host
Of Star Entries
No Purse Offered at Fall
Meeting Will Be Less Than
$1,000 Added Value

BALTIMORE. Oct. 12.-The five rich
stakes that will be decided at the PIN
leo track in the course of the coming
autumn meeting of the Maryland
Jockey Club. which will run through
the first eleven racing days of Novem-
her. have attracted $50 entries. and
the Pimlico Nursery Stakes, two
vear-old event, at four and half fur
longs, which will be run next spring,
has drawn 229, representing forty-five
different interests.
The $4,000 Bowie Cup, race of one
mile and half for three-year- olds and
inward, drew ninety-fve nominations;
the $4,000 Manly Memorial Steeple-
chase. race of two miles and half
through the field, drew forty eight; the
$4,000 Pimlico Autumn Handicap, a
race of one mile and quarter for
three -year-olds exclusively, ifty-one;
the $4,000 Walden, q race Of one mile,
for two-year- exclusively, 1872, and
the $4,000 Elkridge Steeplechase, a
race of two miles through the field for
three year-olds exclusively, thirty
three.
These great races, with the Pimlico
Breeders Remount Purse, a mile event
for stations three years old and up
ward, that will pay S2,5oo in added
money, and which has been added to
the Maryland Jockey Clubs regular
programme at the request of the off,
GERS of the remount division of the
be the features of meeting in which
a matter of $4,000 or $4,000 will
be distributed among horsemen East
and West.
Seven Races Daily
No purse at Pimlico this fall will
have an added money value of less than
$1,000 and seven races will be decided
each day And of these races one, at
least, will be steeplechase, Gross
country racing having always been
tremendously popular in this part of
the country and the Maryland Jockey
Club having always had conspicuous
success in filling it's daily 'chases
spring and fall.
That the impending meeting at Pim-
leo, one of the most picturesque and
popular courses in the country, will be
the best in the history of the Maryland
Jockey Club is foregone conclusion.
The nominators in the Pimlico specials
try and the horses they have named for
the several events are the best of their
several classes of which the strongest
stables boast. Moreover, they will
come to Pimlico hardened by a seasons
campaigning about New York and in
Kentucky and Maryland and prepared
to race to their best form.
The quality of the horses that will
take part in Pimlico racing may be
guessed from All inspection of the ros-
ters of the several stakes. Among the
great distance runners Of mature age
in the Bowie are Eyelid, Bondage,
lister. Toi, Regal Lodge, Lucullite, Ex-
terminator, The Porter, War Cloud,
Hollister, Motor Cop, Roamer Crimper,
Midway, Cudgel, Foreground, Crank,
George Smith, Tippity Witchet, Omar
Khayyam, Westy Hogan, Corn Tassel
and Slippery Elm.
Among the great Jumpers named for
the Manly Memorial are Brooks, last
falls winner; The Brook, the champion
Square Dealer, Babcock, Kingstown
Pier, New Haven, Trumpator. Nutmeg,
Superhuman, LIE Marsouin, Dramaturge,
Weldship, ST. Charlotte, Expectation
and Doublet.
Three-Year-Olds Rally
Some of the great year-olds in
the Pimlico Autumn Handicap are
Eyelid, Sunny Slope, Flags, High Cost.
Lucullite, Regal Lodge. Exterminator,
The Porter, War Cloud, Motor Cop,
Kashmir, Tombolo, Lady Dorothy, Fore
ground, Boniface, Enflade, Tippity
Witchet, War Machine and Malvolio
The Walden, which has become the
great wo-year-old event of fall racing
in the East has attracted, among
others, QUESTIONABLE, Mad Halter, Lord
Brighton Purchase, The Boy, Be Frank,
Over There, Kiss Again. Mahony,
ppheiia, Balustrade, Routledge, Chas-
seur, Mormon, Daydue, Eternal, War
Pennant, War Marvel, Hurricane,
Blairgowie, Billy Kelly, Sir Barton,
Milkmaid, Knot, Passing Shower, Tus-
caloosa, Pen Rose, Sea Pirate, L'Affaire,
Ietly. Cirrus, Thunderstorm and Han
nibal.
Among the most prominent of the
homlnators In these stakes are Rich
ard T. Wilson, H. P. Whitney, Wilfrid
vlau. j. S. Tyree. j. K. L. Ross, the
Beach Stable, r. F. Carman, August
Belmont, Samuel C. Hildreth. W. R.
zoe, Captain Joseph E. Davis, H. T..
oxnard. Samuel Ross. Henry A. Por-
ter J. H. Rosseter, Captain Raj Parr
John Sanford, Andrew Miller, Hal X.
Knapp, A. King Macomber, George
W'ngheld, Mrs. Payne Whitney, Jeffer-
son LIVINGSTON, James Butler, ]. W.
McCielland, E. B. Mclean, ". HI. JEFF
3orcs' s. ID. Riddle, R. L. Gerry, G. w.
LOTT, 7; A: Clark, Clifford A. Cochran
and Z. II. Dulanv