The Washington times., 1922-10-29
PIMLICO FAST
FILLING UP FOR
FALL MEETING.
Some Of Best Thorcughbreds
Already Chartered There for
Season Starting Tuesday.
BY LEONARD W. COLLINS.

ouehbred stars to ever assem-
bic at any one track In this
or any other country are now quar-
tered over at Pimlico, in Baltimore.
Pimlico in its time has been the
racing ground for some Of the
greatest champions the American
turf has ever known. Yet 1t Is ev-
tremely doubtful whether the his
tOrical old Hilltop course has ever
been the host to anywhere near
(. the number of thoroughbred satel-
lites that are now stabbed there.
From Kentucky have come repre-
sentatives from the powerful rae
ing establishments Of : Montfort
Jones. =. r., Bradley, Desha Breck-
enridge. ex-senator ]. N. Camden,
III. H. Hewitt, John e. Madden, Ed.
ward f. Sims. J. c. Milan. the Lex
ington Stable. the Xalapa Farms
and others. Even the Golden West
viii be represented by ]. III. Rosset.
WIN Be At Pimlico.
August Belmont, Harry Payne
Whitney, Robert l.. Garry, f. Am
brose Clark, Walter ]. Salmon, Ed
ward f., Whitney. George w. Loft,
Charles A. Stoneham, Clifford A.
Cochran, Frank e. Brown, Howard
Maxwell, Frank ]. Farrell. J. f.
Davis and many others. from New
York will have their stable reliance
on hand for what promises to be
Pimlico's most pretentious meeting,
which starts next Tuesday.
A Strong Delegation.
The Pennsylvania delegation win
be comprised of thoroughbreds rae.
ing In the silks of Ralph Beaver
Strassburgef. J.. Howard Lewis. J.
e. Widener, George Koenigswald
and @. w. J. Bissell, while from
Canada will come the Commander
J. X. L. Ross, ]. H. Louchheim and
w. G. Wilson stars.
Maryland plans to meet this In
vasion with the full quota from the
establishments of Spalding Lowe
Jenkins, ]. 8. Cosden. Raj Parr.
jr., Louis Merryman, Ernest Hall
and almost q score Of the Old Line
owners.
AS secondary defense Maryland
will rely upon. the forces that will
be mustered from the stables oil
washingtonians. Edward Beaie Nc
Lean, Admiral Cary T. Grayson.
Samuel Ross, James w. Skinker.
George w. Foreman. James W.
Bean, Bernard Harding. George L.
Goodacre. w. A. Burtschell, Mrs.
Robert I. Miller. Mrs. Elmer True
man and 8. l.. Burch make up the
+ list OF District owners whose coiors
will be prominent during the meet
Bunting. Lucky Hour. Hephaistos,
Prodigious, Emotion, Comic Song
Missionary, Kai-Sang, Pillory, OIL
Man, Southern Cross, Little Chief,
Horologe, Galantman, Dream of
Allah, Champlain, Good Times. Ri
alto. Calamity Jane, Star Jester,
Pirate Gold and Sleiveconard are but
q few Of the three-year-olds that
have been sent to Pimiico.
Many Juveniles There.
Among the Juveniles that are now
Quartered at the track or are en-
route or viii be- present within the
next day or 80 include st. Lawrence,
Better Luck, Goshawk, Martingale,
Dunlin, Cartoonist. Cyclops, Moon.
raker. Prince Regent, Sally's Alley,
mont. kunviso. General Thatcher,
Daniel, Bud Lerner, My Own, Lumi-
mist, Heeltaps, Lit, Felicitious, Com
txa, Woodland. Wilderness, Little
Celt, Cherry Pie and Blossom Time.
For those campaigners which
favor q route there will be grand,
old Exterminator, the greatest of
them all. Mad Halter, Grey Lag,
Knobbie, Bon Homme. Southern
Cross, Prudery, Paragon End. De-
vastation, Captain Aicock, Copper
Demon, Guy, Billy Barton. Rebuke.
Deadlock, Goaler, Bunga Buck,
Paul Jones, Exodus anu any num-
Der Of others. .. ~.
These lists contain but a few
OF the great number that will per-
form during Pimlico's meeting
New York, Kentucky nor Canada
can boast Of ever having had such
an array to present to their pa
irons. Pimlico's meeting should
far overshadow and ever held
in this country. The selling platter
will have but slim chance, II any
at all. s..
Secretary william p. Riggs, of
the Maryland Jockey Club, an
nounced that grand total OF
$2e6.150 will be distributed in added
money during the eleven days of
racing. OF this great sum 100000
alone will be contested for in the
Futurity.
H- Fl,f UdCH 5thhe EVcntS. .as
Four events. the Manly Memorial
steeplechase, the Bowie, the Wal.
den and the Pimlico Cup will carry
added money values of 1000 each,
while the Pimlico Autumn handi-
cap carries $1,000 Seven events
: are down for decision each day and
the minimum purse to be COM
peted for amounts to $500. An
together eleven stake fixtures are
to be contested-one each day.
1t had been thought that Laurers
twentyNthree racing day program
might have led to a line on the
respective champions Of the two
year-old and three-year-old divi-
rions, but the issue Is just as much
In doubt right now as ever. PIN.
leo with It's rich attractions has
drawn the very cream of both
divisions from all over the country
and II will be during the next
eleven days that the championships
perhaps win be settled once and
Cor all. ~
The outstanding feature of Tues
days inaugural program will be