Evening star., 1914-10-04
FAvORITEs IN FRONT.
Four First Choices Reward Backers
at Bowie Track.

Favorites had another good day today
at Bowie. Four of them-Alston, Mar
tire, Cannock and Stentor won. The
Bushbody, a second choice. and Charles
Canhell. long shot, carried off the
other events
A large Saturday afternoon crowd
was on hand. both from Washington
and Baltimore and the sport was ex-
citing enough for all. Two numbers
not carried on the program were the
added attractions.
The first was the fall of Jockey Cor
ey at the barrier in the second race.
Corey had the mount on Americus and
just as the thoroughbreds left the post
Corey was unseated. He was not hurt.
Americus then ran his race. finished
first. made his turn with the others
and returned to the judges stand as
pretty as you please.
The second was the perfect start OF
the fourth event. which was at a mile
and twenty yards. Starter Dade timed
himself so we'll that the field OF six
left the barrier at once, ran abreast to
the first turn before there was an ad-
vantage. For a time 1t seemed as II
one or more of the horses would fall
because of the close jam. but nothing
of the sort happened and the specta-
tors were relieved of their anxiety as
the field trailed out.
The fourth race was the feature OF
the day, and it resulted in rafting
good contest from beginning to end
The Busybody was the first to show on
the first turn. with Astrologer and
Confido next in line. Little England
brought up the second division.
Going into the back stratch The
Busybody had a safe lead and increased
1t to nearS two lengths. Astrologer
cracked and Confido went into second
position. Once in the home stretch
Ambrose and in the last sixteenth 1t
looked as if he might outgame The
Busybody. which stuck to her task and
got the decision by head Little Eng,
land also passed Astrologer and showed
by being six lengths back of Confido.
The Summaries.
First race maiden two-year rolds; selling purse.
500; five and a half furlongs-Alston. 112 tTro1-
Ier). 5 to g to and 1 to 2. won: Ischga-
bibble. 10 CARROLL. TO /. even and 1 to 2
second Emeleda. iOa Jones'. to I. to s and
4 to S, third. Time. los 3-5. Frills, Duke Of
Dunbar Col Randall, Uncle Fitz, Jane and
Norus also
ing: purse. 500; siI fnrlongs- -Mortrs; 1oS NS-
oOd: pr; Doushe,ty. iii sAmb,Ose' : to T. to
Otto Fioto, Henpeck. Pontefact. L'Aiglon. Amer
can and CliY Top also ran
purse. se' 500: SIX furlongs-Ca CannOek. io4 .NicE
fsns,, /" 5: 2 to and TO s., won; Faithful.
1es 'Yelsn os to e to and md e'en 10 and
: 10 9 third Time LII 81. Charley Brown.
Inlan, Avistress. Haldeman, Top Rock and Capt.
Fourth race. thrce-year -olds and upward. sell
ing: purse, s5Oo: mile and seventy yards,rhe
2 Won; Confido. 1O4 tAmbrose,. l6 to 8, 3 to
! and to TO-. second; Little England los lTrox-
les a Miss BaTnharbUr fnSa % Armor and astroossi
also ran.
500: 5f'H six furonesy Charles Canneil, los tam
brose). 10 to 1. to and 3 to !. won: Colors.
lol 3GonnOrs' to E. to and to :; .n% nd; .;
5, third Time. ia IS. Canto. Ben Ounce.
Song of Valley, Surprising and Phyllis Antoi-
ing. purse, $500; mile and a sixteenth-Stentor.
Michael Angelo. los .Ambrose,, 20 to H. to
and to /. Second Billie Baker; ll2 frro1ler,.
We te walden to SessEsn ses br charo jack
Laxson. Ford Mai and Aware also ran
Tomorrow's Entries at Bowie.
First race for maiden hreeyear-olds and up
ward: six furlongs-Caraquet. Angie D.. 9s;
veiIcher. 1903; Dancing Master. Margaret Meise,
1O5; Hopsack. los; Bendel, ITO; 'Frontier. IS;
'Aquila. 1O1; The Parson, 1903; Martin Gasca,
Dorothy Priwer, lO5; Alec. 1Os; Quickstart, liz.
Second race. selling; for three year,olds and
! upward: i've and q half furlongs-'The Gov
| rieita W. Malik. 'Chilton squaw. 1O7: Monty
FOX. Aviatress. liz: Ladolores, Duncrais lo2:
Ben Loyal. i12; Mmcreif, i15.
! Also eligible-Otto Floto. 1o7; Charley Brown.
1oa; Bundle of Rags, Nicely. 1O4; Hammon
| Lass. 102.
Third race. selling; for three year -olds; six
furlongs-Aquila. 1OI; 'Master Joe. 102; Palm
Son Of Valley. los; NoE,herner Ill; Ben 9H9ss 9s.
Brother. Chas. Cannell. Humiliation. Hapenny,
| 1O7; Surprising, no; Birka, Ill.
Fourth race. the Old Dominion purse for all
ages: seven furlonss-Celto, "a: Ha'penny. 104;
/ Cln Field, 1O7; spohn, 109; Astrcloger. l12 En-
| core. s4 Northerner, 104; The Busybody. 1o9;
Harry Shaw, no
| Fifth race selling: for three-year-ods and
upward: mile and twenty yards-sThe tIrchin.
| rs; sCli6 Top 1903: Henry Hutchinson. Ponte-
fraet. Over the Sands, The Monk, los: L,Aig!on
Haldeman. Captain Swanson Ill: Duke Of Selby,
1Oa: Ford Mai, 1O1: Tiger jim jack l.a1on
Sam Barber, 10s Song of Valley. ITO; Servi-
| cence, III: Tecumseh, Ill
| sixth race selling: for four-year-olds and up
| ward mile and one nesixteenth-Mycenas, Moon
light. 1903; Colonel Holloway, I0s NADIA L, Mas,
inson 1O5; Husky Lad. 1O7 : Abbottsford. los.
! Apprentice allowance claimed