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MARRONE STABLES DOUBLE "WINS PIMLICOS TWO PRINCIPAL RACES AVTTH J. J. LILLIS AND WOODEN SHOES. Apprentice Kleegcr Rides Them Both Brave Cu-narder Takes His Race and Gains a New Owner Fairy Wand in First. r Baltimore, Md., November 11. The Marrone Stable wis decidedly in the limelight sit Pimlico this afternoon. The two feature races, the Pikes-ville Handicap and the Pimlico Autumn Selling Stakes, were won by J. J. Lillis and "Wooden Shoes, both of which carried the Washington turf-JnanS colore. The promising apprentice, 15. Klee-ger, had the mount on both horses. J. .1. Lillis beat a band of the best sprinters on the ground and Klceger was forced to ride like a veteran to land "his mount a neck in advance of .Tacoba. Water Jiady was third in the race, a head behind .Tacoba. Ihe finish aroused much enthusiasm. It was the best contest of the afternoon. Wooden Shoes made every post a winning one in his race, but at the end had to be ridden out to beat Jem by a scant half length. The latter made :i threatening effort when entering the homestretch, but tired after getting to the leader. The Gilford A. Cochran stable furnished the winner of the opening race in Fairy Wand, which won with speed in reserve after coming from behind in the final quarter. Trentino and Night Owl were withdrawn from todays sale and disposed of privately by T. J. Healev to Cant. W. F. Presgrave. Brave Cunarder changed hands after he won the sixth race. It was a selling race, and II. G. Bed-well failed to protect the horse when Sam Louis bid .,800. Brave Cunarder was entered for ,400. The crowd that turned out at Pimlico was of holiday proportions. It was within a few hundred in point of numbers of the immense gathering of election day, when the attendance was of record-breaking proportions. Frank McGinty, who accompanied the special horse train that left Windsor for Havana on Tuesday last, cabled .Tames Milton that thev had arrived safely. This special was one of the best of its kind that ever left for a winter track. It was made up of ten Pennsylvania express, seventy-four foot, three-door ears, and on it were 150 horses. They were loaded from the chute at the Devonshire Park track and unloaded at the gates of the .Oriental Park course in Cuba. McGintv wireTI that there was not n sick horse on the trip", something remarkable, indeed. Another special, made up of the same equipment, will leave Bowie for Havana shortly. Jockey J. Dominick was an arrival from Windsor, accompanied by D. F. Kinney. Dominick will ride at Bowie, and at the conclusion of that meeting will go to Havana. II. Nensteter has given first call on the apprentice L. Lykes to E. T. ZollieofTer for the Bowie meeting. Nensteter has re-purchased the two-year-old Good Counsel from J. W. Hedrick. The following is the result of the sale held in the paddock at Pimlico before the races this afternoon: Yearlings, property of John Sanford: Dragon Bock, G. U. Chancellor. 50; Wetona, J. E. Davis, 50; Umatilla, II. J. McCarthy, 00; Tit for Tat, E. McBride, 00; Marshal Neil, J. W. Bangle, S375; Mohican, F. C. Frisbie, 73; Oriskanv, J. J. Korb, 25. Property of G. A. Cochran: Prince of Como. J. Livingston, ,300; Beaverkill. W. Cahill, ,750; Hands Off, E. Utterback, 73. Miscellenous: Faux Pas, G. E. Chancellor, 10; Mo, II. Bites, 00; Caraquet, Marrone Stable, 00; 1 ulgar, C. II. Sprague, 00; Henrietta W., W. Ii. Martin, 0. Secretary Biggs posted the following notice in the secretarys ollice: "The weights for the free selling handicap for three-year-olds and up. non-winners at the meeting, six furlongs, for Monday. November 13, having been accepted for thirty-two horses, and the maximum number of starters permitted by the rules being seventeen, it was necessary to exclude fifteen acceptors. These excluded horses are all non-winners at the meeting and we feel we would like to give them a final opportunity to compete for a purse. The Baltimore County Racing Commission does not permit us to card more than seven races for one day. Therefore we offer a consolation purse of 00 to the fifteen horses excluded as above, of which 00 to the second and 0 to the third to be competed for. informally at 11 a. m.. Monday, November 13. There will bo no charge for admission and no betting. Owners must provide jockeys, who must ride in their proper colors. "Weights must be made and starters in the pad-lioek at 10:45 a. m. No licenses required. We will provide the necessary officials and pay the purse to those entitled to receive it and there shall be no appeal from our decisions. The distance will be six furlongs and the names and the weights of those eligible are as follows: ash on Delivery. PJ0; Surprising, 114; Pierrot, 112; Al Court, 111; Anxiety, 109; Sea Beach, 108; Peaceful Star, 105; Broom Corn, 1015; Monty Fox, 103; Salon, 105; Penniless, 105; Wanda Pitzer, 104; Cannonade, 101; Shrapnel, 97; Hildas Brother, 90." This mornings work-outs, over a fast track, at Pimlico included the following: Al Hudson Three-quarters in 1:19. Alvord Three-quarters in 1:20. Arriet Half mile in 53. Baby Sister Mile in 1:49. Bay berry Candle Mile in 1:43. Bonnie Tess Mile in 1:53. Brookfield Five-eighths in 1:04. Brooklyn Three-quarters in 1:20. Broomvale Three-quarters in 1:19. Cannonade Five-eighths in 1:03. Capital Prize Three-quarters in 1:20. Cash on Delivery Five-eighths in 1:07. 1 Christie Five-eighths in 1:04. Cliff Field Mile in 1:48. Dandy Dude Three -quarters in 1:20. 1 Fenmouse Three-quarters in 1:15. Flittergold Three-quarters in 1:20. ; Fruit Cake Three-quarters in 1:18. i Hauberk Seven-eighths in 1:30. Hubub Three-eighths in 37. 1 i Juliet Mile in 1:47. f Kalitan Five-eighths in 1:03. i King Neptune Seven-eighths in 1:31. : Little Dipper Three-quarters in 1:17. 1 Little Nearer Mile in 1:49. i Lucius Three-quarters in 1:19. i Lynn Mile in 1:47. i Onwa Half mile in 00. Palisade Three-quarters in 1:19. " Precise Three-quarters in 1:19. Presumption Five-eighths in 1:04. Prime Mover Three-quarters in 1:21. 1 Rose Juliette Mile in 1:47. Rose Water Three-quarters in 1:19. t Royalist Half mile in 51. j Runes Mile in 1:45. 1 Russian Pinion Three-quarters in 1:1S. Sea Gull Three-quarters in 1:18. t Sir William Johnson Three-quarters in 1:19. Star Gift Three-quarters in 1:20. c Surprising Three-quarters in 1:19. G Syrian Seven-eighths in 1:33. g True as Steel Three-eighths in 37. t Warsaw Three-quarters in 1:20. a
