The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-11-12
BOWIE HANDICAP
At P|ML|CO GOES
TO FLYING FAIRY
CaSsatt Mare Just Lasts to
Nose Out BuSkin in Clos
ing Feature.

RACE TRACK. PIMLICO. Nov. l2.
Tho fall meeting wound up here
to-day. The Bowie Handicap at
mile and. quarters was the clos
ing days feature. IT was won by
Capt. Cassatt's Flying Fairy, who
evidently In back In good form again.
Tomorrow racing will be resumed at
Havre de Grace. This meeting : III
last until Nov. 80.
FIRST RACE.
Handicap; for three-year-olds and
up; six furlongs.-Hester Prynne, ITO
(McCahey). first; springboard. 1o4
(McTaggurt), second: Ten Point. 116
(Butweli), third. Time-1.12 3-5. Em-
erald Gem also ran. ~ nutuels paid:
Hester Prynne. straight $40. place
81, show 81: Springboard, place -,
show out: Ten Point. show out.
The opening number. a handicap OF
six furlOngs, brought out q small put
classy field Of high class horses. the
start found Emerald Gem showing
the way, with Hester Prynne on the
outside IN second place. while Ten
Point was on the rail. third. ana
|
When Emerald Gem stopped Ten
Point was forced back and outside.
while Hester Prynne went on and at
tho end had enough left to stan on
tho rush Of Springboard and get the
decision by half u length, with Ten
Point u neck away.
egcoND RACE.
Handicap stceplechase; three year.
olds and upward: two mtles--Sen-
eEambian, ils IN. Brooks). first: +.
A. Stone, 49, (F. Williams). second.
Time--%.0o. Brosseau refused: Jes-
nit fell.
81 mutueis paid-Senegambian
straight, $3.50: place. $3.50 and out
+. A. stone. place. $40 and out.
The steeplechase furnished a con-
| test that proved uninteresting after
the first mile and half, for Bros
seau refused and Mt the next OBJ
stacle the pncemaker Jesuit went to
earth leaving Senegambian to wiz
an HIS rider pleased. J.. A. Stone
finished ton lengths behind the win
ner.
THIRD RACE.
The Bowie Handicap; three-year-
olds and upward: one mile and three
quarters.--Flying Fairy. 107 (Mc'
Taggart). first: Buskin. 116 (Fsdr'
bruther), second: Tactics. 96 (Smyth)
third. Time---3.0l 3-5. Three starters
81 ,mutuels paid; Flying Fairy
straight and out. $3.50: Buskin, out
Tactics. out.
Only three starters went to tn
post, the smallest field in the histor!
} OF this old fixture. they being Buskir
Flying Fairy and Tactics. Buski'
was the odds on choice and shoul'
have been returned the winner bu
for poor handling. Flying Fairy wa
In front for a mile and u half. Tactic
second and Buskin third. At thi
point Fairbrother woke up and sen
Buskin after the Cassatt MARI
Though he showed a game effort. h
failed 10 get Flying Fairy. The latte
stuck II out TO win by nose. Buski
was fye lengths In front OF Tactics.
FOURTH RACE.
Selling handicap for all ages; oil
furlongs Clint. 106 (Andress). nrst
Gold Cap. l0S (ConnorO. second
Frank Hudson. - O'cAtee), thirt
Time. la. Bosom. Benedictina, An
con. Otto Floto also ran.
; {. mutuels paid: Clint straigf
!. O., 80, place $3.50. show $3.50; Gold Car
| place $500, show $3.50. Frank Hudson
show $3.50.
At tho rise Of the barrier Clint X
/ on with Gold Cap, They raced Il
!: sether until the last sixteenth. whe
x Address shot CLINT 20 the front. VIII
. ming by three lengths. Gold Can q
+ the place by = length from Fran
Avdsce. who oleasd wtteA rAeo.