At this game the kangaroo won. He exhausted Johnny and made him
quit. His friends and the owner then came to his rescue, and after a chase of
five minutes around the dingy ckllar the young jinx chaser was caught. His
legs tied together, the kangaroo was shipped to the Gravesend track and now
occupies ? box stall beside the thoroughbreds Furlough, War Map and Sliil
lehlali. Johnny and his stable hands are now devoting a lot of time training
him, and as soon as he becomes domesticated he will be brought to the races
with the horses.
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Careful, Added Starter,
Takes the Pimlico Oaks
Carries 121 Pounds and Beats
Polly Ann by a Head.
Baltimore, Md., May 12.?Walter J.
Salmon's speedl.v little filly won the
Pimlico Oaks, the feature of the card at
Pimlico this afternoon. She took down
the $o.000 purse in a driving finish by
a head. Careful, which was an added
starter, carried 121 pounds and over a
sloppy track ran one mile and a six
teenth in 1:49 4-5. Polly Ann was sec
ond, ten lengths in front of Joan Merib.
S3tA?First Rare? Five furlongs. Time,
1 .04. B. f., by Granite?Aimagh. Trainer,
C. F. Clark. 151. Oagarlte. 109V4 (Morris),
won; 50, Chateaugay, 107 (Wide), second;
101*. Maryland Belle, 107 (Lancaster), third.
? Wrookiess. 110 (Rice): ? Lucky Girl, 112
(Keogh); 218A, Mother Carey, 107 (Boyle);
? Clansman. 112 (Parrlngton) ; ? Dalton,
110 (Huff), and ? Ukase, 110 (Mountain),
also ran.
Mutuels paid?Ogarlte. $4.40. $4.20. $2.60;
Chateaugav, $24.70. $10 10; Maryland Belle,
$2.60.
Ogarlte raced with Chateaugay in early
stages, was carried wide when latter bora
out at stretch turn and finished gamely.
Won by a half length.
