New-York tribune., 1921-11-13
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PTMLICO, Nov. 13.-Perfectly at
home on sloppy track, Willis Sharpe
Kilmer's veteran turf campaigner Ex-
terminator won the Pimlico Cup Handi-
cap at two and quarter miles here this
Afternoon. The -year-old McGee-
Fair Empress gelding led the three
horse procession for the $4,000 stake,
beating Commander Ross's Boniface
by q nose. Lady Emmeline, the only
other starter, was third, fifteen lengths
back, The time was 4:0S is.
The rain began to fall several hours
before the first race and the track,
which has been in wretched condition
since the opening of the annual Fall
meet, was mass of mud when the trio
of competitors went to the post in the
feature.
" Boniface beat Exterminator from the
barrier, but after few powerful
strides the latter raced to the front.
At the half-mile mark Exterminator
led by head, and with Boniface hang
ing on gamely. the old veteran carried
its opponent to the mile post. Lady
Emmeline, which had absolutely no
chance, was in the ruck. Sande put
the whip on Boniface little further
on and after fine duel moved into
the lead by head.
Boniface Tires in Stretch
With only a short distance to go it
looked like Boniface, but rounding the
turn for the run into the home stretch.
Exterminator came on again, drew up
on even terms with the pacemaker.
and in the dash to the wire got the
verdict by q narrow margin.
Madders were in their glory and
several good things came to life dur
ing the course of the afternoon, al
though the card was scratched from
top to bottom. Grace Foster was the
first of the favorites to register, win
ming the opener by three lengths from
Sea Master, with Fair Play third. The
talent respected the first money horse.
but although it was the odd-on choice
this one paid almost to l.
The $4,000 Consolation Steeplechase
at two miles resulted in another nose
finish, with Overmatch, to l shot.
defeating Infdel II, an outsider, for
the purse. ]. A. Sheridan was third.
1t. Seas, the favorite, was out front
going easy when Jockey O'Conner top
pied from his position in the saddle.
Bribed Voter in Front
Bribed Voter was again in run
ming mood to-day and made the field
in the third race look cheap. The
Harding meal ticket was the medium
of B. terrific plunge, which nearly
clogged the machines and saved it's
supporters by winning handily. Bar
One, neglected in the betting, was sec
ond, ten lengths back
The fourth race was another sweet
thing for the form players, Attorney,
the class of small field, leading Joan
Of Arc across the line by length.
Attorney, slow to get going, moved up
fast around the turn, took the lead in
the stretch, but had to be hard driven
to withstand the rush of Joan Of Arc.
The latter was in the deep mud all the
way.s
Opperman took the sixth, with Clans
man second and All Fair, the favorite,
third. The winner came from nowhere
and hardly anyone paid any attention
to the good thing until the race was
over,owhen the machines registered the
Juicy odds Of 10 to /.
The results:
First race for two-year- claiming;
SHeupeD. 81. $40 and 1910. won; Sea
Master. 115 (zoeller). $3.50 and $500.
ond: Fair Virginia. io7 tE. Kummer>.
WELCOME Stranger. The Wag. veiied Col
leen, zennotta and Indian Prince also ran.
Second race (the Consolation Steeple-
chase Handicap; for. three-year- olds and
match. 142 (cheyne). s12. $3.50 and $40.
vsa' intlasl II. 1879 sKestns, $50 ana
tDimond). $3.50. third. Time. 4:o2 Is.
Westminster Lieutenant Seas Kathryn
HARLEM, Jim Coffroth and New Haven also
RANKS
Tf$rd race (for three -year-olds and up
warS selling; one mile and sixteenth)
sri5% Voter. III tMoran,. ss.so, $3.50 and
SIZE and SIS. second; Chinne Walsh. 1o7
fveHrh), $780, third Time 1854 3-5.
RossAte. Marauder and Rhinestone also
ran.4
Fdbrth race tfor three-year -olds and up
and "a h)-Attorney, 105 (Lang).
7s.76 $3.50 and 80. won: Joan of Arc.
1o7 sfGantner1. ss2o ano $3.50. second;
Psys ss W,is ,Thomas.; n,s., saso third third Time
and sking's Belle also
Fkth race (the Pimlco Cup Handicap;
fer Ahree year -oids and upward; $4,000
addse two . miles and auarter>-Exter-
wonE Boniface. l21 tsande). out, second; ;
Lady En1melinc. e6 (Marinelli) out, third
TimA 4:os 1-b.
sHNh race tthe casweil Purse: for two
yeatnlds; allowances: purse. sl.so0; one
msilsssEoppssrman. 81 sr los srasor9. ,s2a4o,
Roa5&nl. $3.50 and Sc, second; All Fair,
11a Asande3. $3.50, third. Time. 1:4s as.
MaHxland Belle. Chesterbrook. simpatica
andTF Fankee Star also ran.
Seventh race {the Jockey Club Handi-
cap xfor three-year -olds and upward, sell
ing 1Pne mile and a haf)-Tuscan Maiden
% M1angl. $40. $500 and $3.50. won;
Veteran. 10 tMarinsliD. $50 and $3.50.
Time, 24s. Cubanita and CONNIE Ci also
s~>esEk