New-York tribune., 1920-11-12
Pirnlico Race
Winners Pay
largePmces
Decisive Springs Surprise by
Leading Field in Monk
tonSteeplechase Handicap
From Special Correspond.rt

BALTIMORE, Nov. 11.-Armistice
Day, which is a legal holiday in Mary
land attracted an unusually large
crowd to Pimlico, where the genial
pubic got the "razz" from the iron
horses. Those few fortunate enough
to pick winners came off we'll. as it was
bad day for the talent generally. The
winners paid unusually fine prices.
The biggest surprise came in the
feature race, the Monkton Steeplechase
Handicap, at three miles, worth $4,000.
II. W. Maxwell's fve-year-old chestnut
gelding Decisive came to life in this
cross-country event and upset a lot Of
better rated timber-toppers in decisive
1ashlon. Decisive's performance was
in direct contrast to his previous
starts. Those who backed him multi
piled their investments by just thirty
four.
Mrs. G. W. Lofts Sweepment. as
usual went out into long lead, but
quit badly after two turns of the field.
Ihen Skibbereen showed the way. De
cisive came with d great rush at the
end and Won going away. Skibbereen
finished second, four lengths in front
of Earlockor
Sam Hildreth who has been winning
a great many purses since he engaged
Earl Sande to ride his thoroughbreds,
added the Linstead Handicap to his
local collection. This was the second
airy feature, a dash Of six furlongs for
all ages, with $4,000 purse Sande
1 -.
till well in the stretch. Then he came
away with a rush. when Panoply and
Hildur began to tire. Enflade finished
second.
As yet there has been no break be-
tween the Maryland Racing Associa-
ton and the Jockey Club. BY order of
the governing turf body of this state,
the Pimlco officials today were forced
to give Carroll Schilling a temporary
license but no effort was made to have
the jockey ride.
The results:
First race Ghrec year-oids and upward.
non-w'nners at the meeting; one mile ana
50. $500. S2.7o. won. Courlis. los CAaron}
go, 81, second: Paddy Dear. ll5 (sande)
SEQ third Time. a. SO. pokey 3
Madrono, Bar Coy, Torquato II also ran
Second race Cfour-year-olds ana upward:
tho Monkston Steeplechase fIandicap: three
mile esl--l'eclslYr. 135 (Stretchl, $40. So 90.
80, won Sl1.bberecn. 1876 (Byersl S6.20.
10. second; EsrlOcker $50 Oh Willtamsl
80 third. Time 6 'ol. Warlock. Ticket.
" Mafsery, JAcque. SWeepment and Minata
also ran.
Third race Gwo-year -oids selling six
iufloNssl r. Dough Girl l0s (I>ommelD, SIS,
M. so. Won Transient. 1l2 (Sande).
90, g. 10. second: Miss Petite. 1O6
CMooney) $2ao. third Time. l:l3 A..
Episode. Toreador and Loughland also ran.
Fourth race Call ges. the Iinstead Han
dicap. SIX furlongs) Lord Brighton (San-
90 $40. $50. $3.50 won. Enalade, i'll
N.nsor). 500. 81 second Panoply. 10
N'altiIetti. sS &C. third Time .l2 IS.
HNdur. Peter Pip,r ana Quecreek also ran.
Firth race (Plmi.co Graded Handicap
Glass \ for thren-yra and upward ..
purse $500 ono mile)-Audacious 112
Park. ll8 tE Cailahan), So, $40, second :.
l.eachares, il5 lBItwelD, $500. third.
Fm". '.3S l-5 Sandy Beal. Dr.. Joe ana
CAPTAIN Alcock also ran.
sixth race Cpmlico Graded Handicap.
Class Is, fer three -year-olds and upward
VLrs. $1,000, one mile) Carpet Sweeper.
lt8 tSaaGe). 81. s.. $3.50. won RAPID
Traveller. III lCoitiletti), sl7I0 $50.
SECOND. super l22 lMooney). $50 thira
Elected II. Bon Jour, Edwina, Chief and
Sunrylard also ran.
Seventh race CPlmlico Graded Handicap;
Class g., for three -year-olds and upward.
purse $1,000. one mi!e)-WAr Cry. ll9
tkisar}. S4G.S0. $3.50. $3.50 won. Mayo
Mouse. los (F.etcher S. So 10 second
Pastoral SWAIN. l23 (Sande) S}.2O. thirl.
Time. Al e-5. St. Germain. Star Realm.
" hisk ManoeVre ana Armistice also ran.