Evening star., 1924-11-04
EV Wins FOURTH
AT P|ML|CO TRACK;
G0SHAWK SECOND
Worlds Greatest Money-Win-
ming Thoroughbred Adds
s2,966 to Record.
Special Dispat tch to The Star,

! opFChl Dlsp4tch TO The Star.
PIMLICO RACE TRACK. Md. No
| yember 4.-Fresh from a campaign in
Kentucky, where he won all OF his
four starts, the Rancocas Stables Zev,
4 the worlds greatest noney-winning
| thoroughbred, made his first appearance
OF the year in Maryland this afternoon
and won the first OF the Pimlico serial
| wefght-for-age races.
In winning the Special No. Zev
added $2,9se.6S to the total amount OF
stakes and purses he has to his credit
In back of the son OF The Finn-Mfss
kearney three-quarters of a length was
| Clifford A. Cochran's Goshawk, while
| five and five and one-half lengths, re-
| spectively, trailing tie Cochran color
| bearer was August Beir onts Lucky
Play and K. E. Hits Pep to Peep.
Four Start With Zev.
But four started, with Zev backed
! into prohibitive odds on favoritisu.
although Goshawk was not without
| friends. The other two received but
scattering attention in the specuIa-
| ton. With the rise of the barrier
| McAtee and Goshawk were away
| winging. Pep to Peep and Luck
Play were next, while Zev, breaking
slow. was away last.
Goshawk stepped the first quarter
| in % 5-5, and had opened up a lead
VI luTce AeLS IuS- FdIOrp however,
had rushed the Rancocas star into
the second hole, and was perrittine.
the Cochran colt to make all tie
pace.
There was a general closing up on
| the turn and when the real racing be~
gan Fator had Zev within a lengtE.
of the earlier pacenaker. The othc-
two had ceased to be contender
Goshawk stepped the half in 4S 2-5.
Fastest Time for Distance.
At the sixteenth Zev had collare.!s
Goshawk and 20 yards out the contest
| was over. Zev gradually pulled away
| from the son of Whiskbroom End to
win by three parts OF a length. Thn
time for the six furlongs was 1:1@.
| the fastest time for the distance cf
the meeting.
Ficaire Takes Second.
Raj PARIS jumper, yicaire. riddeA
by S. Mergler, accounted for the
| Mount Washington, the timber-top
ping event at two miles. A. c. Bost
wick's Chuckle was second by three
lengths, while five away from Chuckla
was the Dosoris Stables Vox Popul:.
! Nox Populi was rushed into an early
lead, and led the pack of six for =
mile and one-half, bat with Vicaire
disposed Of the Dosoris jumper had TO
| be ridden out to stall off a belated
rush by Chuckie.
Election day being a legal holiday
| in Maryland, a crowd which nearly
taxed the limitations of the old Hill
Top course was in attendance. Ideal
weather for thoroughbred competition
again prevailed.
| Large Field of Juveniles.
The largest field of Juveniles to 20
| to the post during the current Mary
| land season naT2ded
number. a sprint at three-qu4rters.
with Harry Payne Whitney's Panic
| the one most favored in the specula-
| tion of the IL
| Panic broke well enough, was taken
| back by Parke after going a quarter
| and when called upon closed res
olutely. but just failed to get into the
picture. The winner turned up in
| Pettibocker. with Pogonip second ard
/ Peter Paul third.
| Pogonip was rushed into an early
| lead and maintained sway to the turn
into the stretch. where Pettibocker
closed fast on the outside to win b.
a length, The latter had the better
part of two on Peter Paul for the
place.
Noah Loses by Nose.
Owners and trainers used the bluo
pencil with reckless abandon IN the
third, three-quarters sprint for two
year-olds, no less than eight OF the J.
nominations overnight being declared
out.
On the strength Of Mis- New York form,
Harry Payne Whitney's Noah was back
ed TO the exclusion OF all the Others.
Noah went to the front before the field
reached the hairpin. was still on top
at the turn for home, but was worn
down in the stretch run by Samuel Ross
Arbitration to lose the decision by u
nose.
An unexpected winner turned up
in the fifth, styled the Gwynn Oal1
Purse, when Mrs. G. c. Winfrey's
Lady Boss was the quickest in mo
tion of field of IA sprinters AMI
| making all the pace was past the
judges stand three lengths to the
| good of Peter Piper. DR.. Charles
Wells was. beaten 4 head for the
place.