The New York herald., 1921-11-13
EXTERMINATOR wins
ANOTHER CUP RACE
Famous Gelding Takes Coveted
Pimlico Trophy for the
Third Time.
BEATS BONIFACE A NECK
Two Horse Affair Throughout,
With Lady Emmeline
Beaten Off.
BEATS BONIFACE A NECK

Special Despatch to THE New YoRK HERALD
BALTIMoRE, Nd, Nov 12.-Extermina-
tor, gallant old son of MCGEE and Fair
Empress, raced his way into the hall Of
equine immortals by taking the Pimlico
Cup for the third successive time to-
day He finished a neck In advance Of
Boniface after the pair had raced like a
team throughout the two mile and
quarter Journey in the muddy goings.
Willis Sharpe Kilmer owner of the
winner, saw his pride run one of the
gamest races of his career under Albert
,Iohnson's handling. Sande, who had the
leg up on Commander Ross's Boniface,
displayed a high order of horsemanship
when he took the son of Transvaai
under restraint soon after the start and
forced Exterminator to make the pace
which he did with open mouth and
arched neck, under Johnson's pull for
mile and half of the journey. The pair
had the only other starter Lady Emme-
line, for company a few lengths back
for the first mile after which she retired
from contention, so that the supporters
of Exterminator and Boniface had only
to worry about their choices.
Sande kept Boniface Tapped on Ex-
IeTHllnHtOF TOunulHS the tufnS, ana sew
eral times seemed to attempt to force
him into the deeper going along the RAIL-
but johnson kept the king to his path.
Round of Cheers Too Soon.
At the two mile ground the 'Boniface
supporters gave vent to lusty cheers
for 1t seemed that Exterminator was
through. but johnson piled the lash and
they fought throughout the stretch unit
Exterminator passed the finish with
short head to spare. Lady EInmeline
was twenty lengths behind.
Faster time was prohibited by the
heavy condition of the track and the
high wintry winds that swept 1t. IT was
n day for staunch horses and bravem en-.
Extermlnator's share of the $4,000 add
ed purse was $500. His trainer, VIII.
lam Knapp. who had ridden him in his
Kentucky Derby victory, was presented
with $1,500. Boniface earned $4,000
for Commander Ross and $500 for
Trainer Henry Mcdaniel, while Lady
Emmeline took $1,000 for owner, II. T.
Oxnard, and $500 for Trainer J. Simon
Healy. The $500 offered for a fourth
horse and the 5000 for his trainer re-
verted to the association when Damask
declined the issue.
The biting cold and lowering skies re-
duced the attendance to the smallest
holiday assemblage of the meeting but
, the courageous ones witnessed six other
races. al at a mile or over, that helped
to thrill IL they did not warm
The Consolation Steeplechase, over the
two mile distance, was captured by c.
x. Harrison. Jrs Overmatch in a drive
from Infidel III. after the lead was
opened by the misfortune that befell the
pacemaker. Lieutenant Seas, when he
came a cropper at the eleventh hedge
while enjoying a wide lead.
James A. Sheridan, which had been
the pacemakers closest attendant to that
ground, tired badly In the run home but
saved third. Jim Coffroth toppled his
rider at the ninth JUMP and Kathryn
Harlan fell heavily at the twelfth.
Bribed Voter. with little j. Moran I'D,
accounted for the third, over the mile
and sixteenth course, for horses rid
den by jockeys who had never ridden
three winners. Bribed voter dominated
the running throughout and won with
ten lengths to spare from Barone ham
dily disposing of Chinnie Walsh and
three Others in the run home.
Grace Foster I'm Front.
Grace Foster was the easy winner OF
the opener for Juveniles over the mre
route. She was in command az all
stages and won with a reserve OF shree
lengths from Sea Master, Fair Virginia
and six others.
Attorney revelled in the going and
broke the winning streak of loan OF
Arc when he finished length in adj
vance of her and four others, under
Lang's restraint.
Opperman crowded his way into the
lead In the final strides of the Cas-
we'll purse for Juveniles over the mile
distance. while Clansman All Fair and
four others finished behind.
The final over the mile and q half
route was marred by Fator's WELD
handling OF Commi CT So faulty was
il that he finished fourth behind Tuscan
Maid. Veteran and Fairway in the
order named.
Carefuls entry from the test stake
on Monday has been withdrawn, me
filly having emerged from her dead
heat race on Friday with lame shoul-
der Che will be shipped to Belmon;
Park into winter quarters next wr"k
and will be taken over by T. J. Hea,y,
tha rew trainer for the Walter j. SAL