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PIMLICO FORM CHART. PIMLICO, MD.. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1913. Ninth day. Maryland Jockey Club. Fall Meeting of JO-days. Weather clear. Presiding Steward, Frank J. Itryan. Presiding Judge, William P. Riggs. Starter, A. B. Dade. Racing Secretary. William P. Biggs. Racing starts at 2:00 p. m. Chicago time 1:00 p. in.. W indicates whip, S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distaucc of each race indicate index number, trnck record, age of horse r iid weight carried. Indlcates apprentice allowance. 191 QO FIRST RACE 3-4 Mile. 957221:120124. Purse 00. All Ages. Maidens. miJZKJ J Special Weights. Net value to winner 75; second, 5; third. 0. index Horses - AWtPPSt U Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equlv. Odds Str" JS?5l,LAiGL0X wn 3 118 1 - 45 lnk 11 Ji Nicklaus A P. Davidson 2055-100 iSSS illORMULL wn 2 95 5 4 3! 4 2 2 McCahey A Belmont 7-20 .,y"::N RIME w 2 00 3 7 6k 5 5U 3 A Wilson J F Carlisle 25 iSlIo l?J; A, - . WB - US 6 3 I"" 21 3 4 Deronde II G P.edwell 70 lofl? ft,1MAh! w" - 9 s 6" ri Sumter J Farrell Jr 50 J2455 THE GOVERNOR w 2 94 4 5 L"J 3 4 C J McTagrtlt Parr " 2S 12359 OLD HANK wsn 4 120 2 1 5 C 7" 78 S Davis G P Sherman 122 ii0o,?.JiP,!,Ki w a 115 7 6 S 8 S 8 Doyle V C Frlsbi- 23 11843-LMBEKS wsn 6 120 8 Left at the post. Byrne J McDonald 43-5 Time, 23, 48, 1:16,, Track fast. , niutuels paid, LAIglon, 3.30 straight, .40 place. .10 show: Thornhlll, .C0 place, .40 show: Golden Prime, .00 show. . I:,1!1ivi,1,e,,t woking odds LAfglon, 2005" to 100 straight, 120 to 100 place, 105 to 100 show: Thornlilll. 30 n to 100 place, 20 to 100 show: Golden Prime, 130 to 100 show. AN inner B. c. by McGee Rose May trained by J. E. Nash. NNont to post at 2:01, At post 4 minutes. Start poor and slow. Won driving; second and third the same L A1GLON. close up from the start, squeezed through on the inside while rounding the far turn .-iid drew away after entering the homestretch, but was tiring at the finish. THORNUILL ran on the out-s.de of the leaders for the entire race and was gaining slowly at the end. GOLDEN PRIME finished fast and was catching the leaders with every stride. RUNWAY set the early pace and tired In the stretch drive. THE GOVERNOR ran a good half mile. Scratched 12478 Golden Vale. 115. Overweights Golden Prime, 4 pounds; Runway, 3; The Governor, 2. 191 QQ SECOND RACE 1 Mile and 40 Yards. 92025 1:42 3070 00 added. All Ages. i O g Selling Handicap. Net value to winner 70; second, 5; third; 0. Index Horses ANVtPPSt Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt J2459AGNIKR wn 0 107 S 1 Ill1 U 1" 1" R WuldronG J Day " 1155-100 l?;15- VANDERVEER- wsn 5 110 C :: 6 6 5 5 2l Bur game A M Orpen 33-10 JSt1010 FIELD w 5 113 1 4 3t 3 4 3 31 T Davles A G Blakelev 37-20 12372HEDGE ROSE w i 10C, 5 5 41 4 Soi 2i 41 Wolfe J M V Greeh 18-5 ?2fZ5 -IK1.1, w- Wi 4 c 7" 7,i 8 41 5; A Wilson A R Ifresler 21 i5fI9 AFTERGLOW wn 3 102 7 S S 8 6 68 C Nicklaus P M Walker 15 a9,o JAH.i". . w fl 91 2 3 2i 2k 2" 7 7 W Ward W J ilclllmurray 14 12408 BRYNAVIA w 3 93 3 7 5 5i 71 8 8 Ford J W Pangle t tMutuel field. Time. 24, 49, 1:14, 1:42, l:45y5. Track fast. . mutuels paid, Agnier, 5.10 straight, .10 place, .10 show; Billy Vanderveer, .50 p!ace .20 show: Towton Field, .70 show. . Equivalent booking odds Agnier. 1155 to 100 straight. 235 to 100 place, 105 to 100 show; Billy Vanderveer, I2u to 100 place, 00 to 100 show; Towton Field, 35 to 100 show. Winner Br. m, by Clifford Maiest trained bv G. II. Morton. " en.ttA,,,x.st at -:.:3-, At IKst - minutes. jStart good and slow. Won driving; second aud third "the same. AGNri.lt took the lead at once and outran the others to the first turn and won all the way, but was tiring and doing his best at the end. BILLY VANDERVEER closed a gap and, finishing with a belated rush wou.d have; beaten the winner in another stride. TOWTON FIELD ran on the Inside all the wav anu.iireu 1,1 tl10 linal drive. JEZAIL closed a gap after drooping out of forward contention earlv. HEDGE UObE was a forward contender to the last eighth, then tired. Scratched 12479 Master Jim. 90; 12332 Merry Lad. 108: 12431sNo Manager, 90: 12421 Beach Sand ?-,: ,124i9 1Ians Creek. 00: 12479 Haldeman. 100; 12479Michael Angelo, 93; 12481Aware. 9S- 12420 Kinder Lou, 95; 12470 Gcrrard. 90; 12470 Lad of Langden, 97. Overweights -Agnier, 2 pounds; Jezail. 3; Jim L., 5; Brynavia. 2. IO .Lift A THIRD RACE 3-4 Mile. 957221:120124. Purse 00. 3-year-oIds and upward? J -i: O Selling. Net value to winner 75: second. 5; third. 0. Index Horses AWrtPPSt V, j Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Str7? 12469 LADY LIGHTNING w 4 115 2 3 1 1 1 Buxton H G Bedwell 325-10O 2!and HPBV,BK WI! 10r 41 -h 2- 22 A Wilson J Whalen 3-5 12476 JOE KNIGHT wn 4 115 3 2 3 3 3 3 Wolfe J H Pentz 29-5 12390RACING BELL w 7 110 1 Left at the post. J McTagrtJ T Harris is Time, 23, 47, 1:14. Track fast, niutnels I11. rao"y Lightning, .50 straight, .90 place; Honey Bee, .30 place; no show mutuels sold place1UiValent bookln ouus Lau-V Lightning, 325 to 100 straight, 45 to 100 place; Honey Bee, 15 to 100 Winner Ch. f, by Dick Welles Flash of Lightning trained bv II. G. Bedwell. r JrJ? I,ost at P:02- At Pst 9 mlI1"tes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. LADY LIGHTNING ran into an easy lead soon after the start and easily held the race safe at all stages. HONIA BEL was hard ridden through the homestretch, but was unable to improve her position. JOE KNIGHT tired badly in the last quarter. RACING BELL ran away two and three-quarter mile While going-to, the post and the others were started without her. Scratched 12401 York Lad. 113; 11095;Royal Meteor, 115; 12439 Perthshire; US; 12401 Troy Weight " " 105:J2420.Moisaiit. 115. . 6liQpr FOURTH RACE 2 1-4 Miles. 95755 1:25 S14S. Steeplechase. Burse 1913.sh00. iSXUU 4-year-old and upward. Allowances. Net value to winner 50; second. 00- third, 0:- ; - Index Horses , AWtPPSt 4 S 12 14 Fin Jockeys Owners Equlv, Odds Strt 12471L. NAVARRE ws 0 154 2 5 1 1 1 l Keating C K Harrison Jr 370-100 12328 BACHELOR ws 5 142 4 3 3 2s 2 2 2 Bowser Mr MdMurtrle .3 12458 JUVERENCE w 5 152 5 4 4 3 3 3 3 J KermathMrs IiL Tohiokins ,3-2 12471 MALTBIE ws 8 154 1 ,1 2 Lost rider. Tuckey D Tuckerman " 49-10 12458 FRED ESSEN w 5 142 3 2 Bolted. Dupee .1 E Davis 53 Time, 4:30. Track fast. mutuels- paid. L. Navarre, .40 straight, .10 place, .70 show; Bachelor, .S0 place, S2.00 show; Juverence. .70 show. Equivalent booking odds L. Navarre, 370 to 100 straight. 105 to 100 place. 35 to 100 show; Bachelor, 140 to 100 place.vtJO. to 100 show: Juverence. 33 to 100 show. Winner B". g, by Henry of Navarre Siren trained by A. Allen. m Went to post at 3:32. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won cantering; second and third driving. L. NAVARRE raced into a long lead in the first turn of the field and finally won In a canter. BACHLLOR fenced well and easily disposed of JUVERENCE for second place. The latter ran tioorlv and much below his best form. MALTBIE lost his rider at the seventh jump and FRED ESSEX bolted out of the course before going to the second Scratched 1242S Madeline L.. 152. 191 FIFTH RACE 3-4 Mile. 957221:120124. 1913.sh00 added. 2-year-olds. Handicap. jU r: O J Net value to wiuner 75; second. 00: third. 0. Index Horses AWtPPSt 34 Str Fin .Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 124573CHARLESTONIAX w 112 1 1 1 lh li in McCahey J W Messorvy : 2CK1-100 12407STROMBOLI wn 124 7 7 31 2 2i 25 Buxton A Belmont 7-5 12407 UNDAUNTED w 108 4 4 4- 4 3U 31 Wolfe A Miller 15 12344JBRAVE CFNARDHR wn 110 5 3 21 3?. 4 4 Deronde H G Bedwell 7i 12468MARTIAN w 110 2 2 5 5 5 f Burgamo T J Bird , 13 12U32J.ODIAC w 103 8 5 7 73 7 6 J McTagrtlt Parr 83-10 12456EXECUTOR wn 110 6 C 6 CM C- 7i Butwell U Parr t 12015 LYRIC MUSE w 104 3 S S S 8 S Nathan Mrs L, A Livingston 34 tCoup:ed in betting. Time. 23. 47. 1:14. Track fast. , mutuels paid, Charlestonian, .OO straight, .50 place. .00 show: Stromboli. .40 place. S2.00 show: Undaunted, .00 show. Equivalent booking odds Charlestonian, 300 to 10O straight 75 to 100 place, 50 to 100 show: Stromboli. 70 to 100 place. 30 to 100 show: Undaunted, 150 to 100 show. Winner Br. g, by Woolsthorpe Espionage trained bv G. W. Laugdon. Went to post at 4:03. At post 5 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the? same. CHARLESTONIAN began quickly and opened a long lead in the first eighth and. winning all the way, responded gamely when called on in the stretch drive. STROMBOLI showed a splendid performance, began slowly and was much Used in closing up on the leaders in the first eighth, then stood a hard drive resolutely all through the last eighth. UNDAUNTED saved ground all the way and ran a good race. BRAVE CUNARDER also raced well, but tired In the final drive. The others were outpaced scratched 124S2:Thonihill. 103; 124773HuniiIiation, 115; 12477 Spearhead 112. Overweights Lyric Muse. 2 pounds. Ol Q7 SIXTH RACE 1 1-8 Miles. 95S03 1:51 3112. 1913.sh00 added. 3-year-olds and np- JmJrfcvD i ward. Selling Handicap. Net value to winner 50: second. 00; third. 5. Index Horses AWrtPPSt 34 Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 12474PARDNER w 4 115 1 3 3- 31 1J 1 H Bui-game H G Bedwell so-100 12296MARY AXX K. wit 3 105 5 4 5 5 5 5 2i Ford P Hyams 65 12474NAPIER w 4 109 2 1 2 m 3U 3 3" Buxton J W Hedrick 10 12309 COLOXEL COOK wn 4 110 4 5 4 4 41 4 4s J McTagrtC C Smithson 37-5 12480BLACKFOR1 wn 7 100 3 2 1 2 2U 2and 5 Nicklaus R E Watkins 17-"0 , , . Time, 25. 49. 1:15, l:42y5. 1:56. Track fast. mutuels paid, Pardner, 1.00 straight, .20 place, .00 show; Marv Ann K.. 1913.sh.10 place. 1 40 show: Napier. .30 show. Equivalent booking odds Pardner, 4S0 to 100 straight, 100 to 100 place. 100 to 100 show Marv Ann K., 205 to ICO place. 120 to 100 show; Napier. 115 to 100 show. Winner B. c. by Canard Lady Bache trained by II. G. Bedwell. -Went to post at 4:37. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easilv; second and third driving. PARDXER was saved behind the leader until rounding the last turn, where lie moved up with a ruh and drew away info an easy lead in the last quarter. MARY ANN K. canie through on the inside in the stretch -and also finished with a rush. NAPIER was much used in racing BLACKFORD into defeat and tired in the stretch drive. COLONEL COOK raced fairly well, but can do better. BLACKFORD tired after running a good seven-eighths.
