The Washington herald., 1914-10-04
BOWIE RACES
PROVE CLOSE
Fayorites Have Great Day
Winning All but One
Event.
CHARLES cANNELL, 2O-1
Large Crowd on Hand-Busybody
Beats Good Field IN Fourth. Win.
ming Out in Last Stretch.

The third days racing on the handsome
new track Of the Southern Maryland
Agricultural Association Of Prince George
County at Bowie attracted much
larger crowd than was In attendance on
the opening day. including a good rep
resentation OF society leaders of Wash
ington and Baltimore. The racing was Of
that nature that kept the enthusiastic
crowd on its feet. while nose finishes
In both the first and second races kept
all on the anxious seat until the numbers
were put up,
Judging from the manner the jubilee
Is patronizing the new course, the man.
agement feels confident that the old
style OF betting is preferred 70 the pari-
mutuel system.
The thoroughbreds ran true TO form,
fve first choices flashing under the wire
so close the judges had q hard time
separating them Aston, with Troxler
up, winning the opening event by the
narrowest OF margins. while the second
race was won by Matre In a similar
manner.
The upset OF the day came in the NTH
race when Charles Camel with the long
odds Of % TO !. won from q good feld.
beating Colors a length, who was a head
in fronu Of Humiliation.
The Busybodyr annexed the fourth,
while Cannock won the third.
In the fourth race the field got away
nose and nose and kept the same rela-
tive positions until the first turn. When
the back stretch was reached the Busy
body took the lead and held it
II took twenty boolzies to handle the
business Of the large crowd present.
who Witnessed the best days racing that
has been seen in this vicinity for long
time. The summaries:
FIRST RACE-Maidsns; tWoyesrolds; selling;
I've and ooehah furlongs Alstou. II Crroxlerl.
TO 2 70 s. ! 10 2 won; Isch Kabibble llo
Gonesl, to !. to s. 70 5 third. Time. l@ IS.
FniTs Duke Of Dunbar. Col. Randall. Uncle FItz.
Jane. and Norus also ran.
SECOND RAcE-nree-yesr-old and upward: I:
selling; si1 furlonEs lMErtrr. IB (Solan). 2 70 L
eIen. l 10 2 won; Miss Brush, N CHmmeEl, y
to l. 5 to l. to L second; DR. DoueheFty III
lAmbEossl. to !. TO 5. to S third. Ttns.
lIl2.5 CastaH. Otto Floto Henpeck Pontsfraet.
L'Aigion Americas, and CHI TOp also nn.
THIRD RACE-ThTee year-olds and upward; asll-
ila; six furiongs. CanOck. lOl tNicklansl. to ;.
2 10 s. ] 70 s. won: Faithful, Ioq CNoiEn3. 70 Z
to l. even, second: Lord Wells. los tconnor1,
Is to J. 10 /. 10 2 third Time, l184 IS Charley
Er0Wn. Inlsn. Aviatress. Haldeman Top Rock.
and Capt Jacobs also nan.
FOURTH E-Three-ysar-olds; selling; mile
n1d seventy yards The Busy Body. los tCanOD.
l. 20 5. even, 70 2 won; Conhdo. 104 tAmbrosel.
B 70 ). to 2 to 10 second; Little Enginad.
l3 fTrnxlerl. Is 70 5. even. ! to 2, third Time.
Ia Mis- BarnhSrbor, Armor. and AstrOloEsr
also rEn
FIFTH RACE-Three-year-oIdr and upward; ssIi-
ing: six furlcngs. Charles Cannell los (Ambruse),
p TO !, TO J. TO !, won; Colou Io4 tCounor),
Z to 2 TO S. TO 5, second; Humiliation, lo9
lauder, ! to ]. to ? to 5. third. Time.
la SS Canto Ben Ounce. Song Of Valley, Sur
Easing. and Phyllis Antoinette also rzn.
SIXTH RACE-Threeyear-oId and upward;
selling; mile and one-Exteeuth. Stentor, lB lNo-
lsaJ. to 8 ! to 10 ! to {. won; Michael Angelo.
rs tAmbrosel. % 10 !, to J. 70 !, second;
Rilhe Baker. IL CTroxlsrl, 10 10 ], to ?, even.
third. Time. Ia Willie Daddel Netnaker Dr.
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