The New York herald., 1922-10-31
NOTED HORSES TO
RACE AT PIMLCO
Rich Purses Attract Best in
New York, Kentucky and
Canadian Circuits.


BALTIMORE. Md, Oct. 30.--seldom
was this city as crowded as It is tonight
The racing at the historic Pimlico track
begins tomorrow. and to witness the
sport lovers of the thoroughbred have
come from all parts of this country and
Canada. Society is here in force.
The meeting promises to be the best
ever held in this State. The rich purses
offered by the Maryland Jockey Club
have attracted the best horses from New
York, Canada and Kentucky circuits.
Every thoroughbred of note in training
in the country is entered in the various
stakes and before the sessions end sew
eral pages of turf history are almost
sure to be written.
For to-morrow's opening day program
eighty-eight good horses have been
named for the seven races. The Man
ley Memorial Steeplechase at two miles
and half is the feature. 1t has an
added value Of $4,000 and is for four
year olds and upward. For II fourteen
sturdy jumpers are named to 60 to the
post. Among them are Soughmangha
and Damask, belonging to Mrs. Payne
Whitney; Minata and The Trout, owned
by Mrs +. Ambrose Clark Hallavil and
Musty. representing j. s. Cosden; Ear
locker, belonging to Joseph r. Davis,
and H. w. Maxwelrs Decisive.
The weights have been nicely adjusted
for the event and 1t promises to furnish
the keenest cross country race Of the
year. The other events are filed with
good horses and splendid races are
promised in each. The entries:
FIRST RACE-Maidens; two-year-ofds. nurse
Sl.46S.33. Six furlongs:
Index. Wt.lIndex. WI
$50 Picketer ...115I S73 valador lib
1929 oSS Pow Wow. ll2 i7ea windigo ..li2
1oso' virginius lib 1917 r. Bottom. n lis 5
1868 r. Home. ..115 &C. A. R'hart liz
Old Timer. ..115 627 w. Flower. .112
Atherstone lib s13 Pettifogger lis
z Ten Mnutes.1i5i,~ Syl. Spring .115
1i0l tEthnea .112 2e1 Huck Finn. lis
tG. w. Loft and J. f. Madden entry.
SECOND RACE The ManIey Memorta,
Steeplechase Haadicap; four-year-olds and
upward; $4,000 added. Two miles and a
half:
Index. WtlIndex W.T.
719 tMinata ....142l sMusty 13f
tSea Tale. ..157l (953) Decisive 136
6S3 sHallavil ..14Ol Plurncot 13S
953a nEarocker. .131 Sea Serpent. las
74s tThe Trout. .is2 90 Lieut.. a.'sSus seas i4o 40
- tOyermatch. 149 $500 ISoumangha. .15l
mrs. +. Ambrose e. Clark entry.
tCharles X. Harrison. Jr.. entry.
81. S. Cosden entry.
IGreentree Stable entry.
hFive pounds claimed for rider.
THIRD RACE-The Sudbrook Park Purse.
three-year-olds and upward; selling: purse
81 .46S33. Mile and sixteenth:
Index. Wt.lIndex w.
1853 IAN Fair. ..1l2 ,se .Pas. Swain. IT.; liz
1919. Ssa. .ysnaor .y, .l07 1851 oyeriaks ...ii4
RACE-Three-year-o ana M m
ward; claiming; purse 81 .46s.33. Mile:
Index: w. Index. W.T..
l5o .Whaieoone lO6l l3S NIX Orange. .11s
125 Lit Annie. 9y 81 Snsezy. 100
..4' Roulette ...104 Sun Dial II .1iO
1854 NJ House. iii 500 Catalan Tia
S11 Two Fers. los - I'll. Pardner los
Gs9' me Lamb. IdS Id DIS Sling ../....1o7
FIFTH RAcE-The Pikesvllle Purse: two
year-olds; $l.46s.3s. Six furiongs:
Index. W.T.. Index. W.
s73 yalador ....1o7l $50 Donges .1a4
$50 tCrochet 1901 1862 Solisa 49,. fO4
sO4 Boys B. Me.10l 1f2 Seth'sLemon,1f2
10G9s Osprey ...1oI $50 Fly by Day .lO4
1922 o95 Shamrock ..lls do22) Rigei .......li2
st3 Luminist LII SOB Pennon 80. 107
$50 tHenna 80. .109
~. 8. Cosden entry.
SIXTH RACE-The Belvidere Purse. q, ,es "a
Mile and furlong;
siss Trevelyan los 72GnD.ble Cross ~,s ,oo
ieo3' Emotion ...112l 60l Comic Song 100
SEVENTH RACE-The Arlington Hand,,
.eapps;o 5hhreesyear,olds and upward; purse
hoss Goss trryster 5a Ms inaeT aei: pe,t.rou. W.T.
Udt IAEOpDle -lZU p4Vs Missionary 1nQ
GsD Mainmast 106 612 Wishbone ioo
916 LEffare ..1Of (732) sKnot ioi
1898 Modo -. 1901 Dinna Care iJo
- T. W'nd'r'rfO9 aO4 Prodigious io0
937 tGalt Man. 100 1o45, Dry Moon ii2
300 Tilt. Chief.116 s64 Bigheart On
1919 Prudery ...114
tGreentree Stable westrnont Stable entry.
fRancocas Stable entry.
sThree pounds claimed for rider
-flve pounds apprentice allowance claimed.