The Washington herald., 1914-10-10
BOWIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-seIIinE; twoyearolds: Eve fur.
longs: purse, 500 ]. B. Haneil, lW uoodsrl, 70
?. out, won by = lensth; Mamie K, lW MeKeeTsrl.
/ 2 to l. to 10. second By . neck: Canie Orme. llo
| Howard. ! to ). third by two lengths. Easter
Boy, l04 Cwolel; Jane. l0 CTruxlerl; osArJ Maid.
los tChAppen and Celebrity. Ilo Watts. also rEn
| Tine l1e IS
]. B. Haren went to the front from the rise Of
| the barrier. lost the lead BY running out At the
stretch turn, but got up in time to win By lenEth-
Mamie K. well up the entire distance, beat the
fast-tirng Carrie OrDe By neck for plAce. Carrie
Ome eased up keeping pace with the leader. was .
good third.
SECOND RACE-seIIing; two-yearoIds; Eve and
one-hIH furlones: purse. 500 Encore. Ill tGoh-
steinl. to %. out. won By onehhH length; HLnz,
ia CNicklSusl, to !. to s. second By half .
length: Nellie G., Ill Cwsttsl. to s. third BY half
a length. Rustic Maid. los Dreyer); Elasticity, l9
lConnOrs); Aime Leslie: LII CTfo1lerIi omsad. M
CH0Wardl. also nm. Time. lop3S
Encore, outrn the hrSt half mile, caught the
leaders in the stretch and got in time to win b.
half a length. HAhz. we'll up the entire dstAnce,
lasted long enough to stall OF Nellie G., who I'm
ished third
THIRD, RACE-Tfreey year-olds and upward; sell
ing: serpn -fuTlnnss- Mis- Brush. los uAudeKl.
Il TO $. to 10. to s, Won by one length; Auare,
length; Sister Florence. 10 CRightnisrl to s.
third by two lengths. Time. l=9 4-5 Miss Primity
100 (HOWardJ: Nada Mas, 10 (Burnsl; Capt. Swan
son, Il3 tConnOrsl, and Strife ns CTrOElsIl, also
ran.
Miss Brush. OF to hyinE start and saTinE
ground all the way. lad DO trouble winning By a
length from Aware. Sister Florence a moe
race and was overtaking Aware at the finish.
FOURTH RACE-ThreyeArolds ard upward; sell
ing; one and oue-siIteenth miles Little England.
l8 (NichlAuSl 5 70 l. to g. out, by two
lengths; Billie Baker I0I lConnorsl. to !, to 2
4 To s. second by one length; The Busybody. los
DWyer) out. third BY onehaH length. nme,
I:is S5 Amor, los tSchar1, and Conhdo also ran
Little England laid Of the pace until the stretch
tun, whsre he drew away to win easily: Billie
Baker, . slow beginner gained steadily and
came with q rush In the las furiong 70 beat
out The Busybody, who cupped the short end Of
the purse. Conhdo had excuse
FIFTH RACE-Three- year-olds and UPWARD sell
ing; seven furlopgS Pontefraet, 10 RightmieT1,
70 l. TO 2 to s. won BY three lengths;
Yeneta Strums ll0 (GoldStein). l 70 2 l TO 4.
second by two lengths; Mis- BAN HArbor. lG
CTroxleT) to s. third By length Tine. ~ II
sam Barber los CHAnmer) MAlik lG (COnnorI;
Dr. ChArcot, lG (AtEeID: ATiAtress. 10 Ddc-
Keererl; Henpeck 10 Howard; AyoenAs. Il0
Cwatts). and Retente, 10; (NicklAuSD. also ran.
Pont4aet Laid in behind Veneto Strome until
the home stretch reached where his hder let
him down to win EASILY Veneto strume led to
the stretch where she tired in the last fmlong and
finished third.
SIXTH RACE-Thre-year-old and upward; sell
ing; one mile and twenty yards Dol. HOLLOWAY,
lG louder. Is to 10. l to 2 out. BY .
second BY three lengths; Henry Hutchison l06 loon
nors). even, third by one length. Time. l:b 4S
The Urchin, 6 FOrehGndl: Mis- CaTsnaugh .
Hanmer); SuEAnee lOl (Wandl:. Blue Mouse l0s
Dreyerl and serTicence. 100 Watts, also ran.
Col. Holloway slipped through on the inside
rail and wore the leaders down in a stretch drive
TO win by q nose. Ford Mai. outrm In the early
stage, came with rush, but faltered when she
got 10 the winner. Henry Hutchison finished third.
three lengths behind Ford Mai