The Washington herald., 1914-10-06
feature
TO HARRY SHAW
Allison's Entry Romps Home
with Old Dominion
Purse.

Easily the largest crowd that has at
tended the race at Prince George Park, at
Bowie. Nd. turned out yesterday to wit
ness the brilliant card, and they were
well rewarded, as the races were Of the
high-class order. The nose finishes in
three of the events furnished much ex-
element
R. J. Allison's Harry Shaw. running
true to form, easily captured the feature
event Of the card. the Old Dominion
Purse. Four horses faced the barrier, but
the Allison horse proved the class Of the
field. landing top money by a length from
J. s. Tyree's Celtic. Louder was up on
Harry Shaw, and it was his capable pilot
ing that brought the silks Of the Allison
Stable home first The Busybody was
third. one-halfN length behind Celtic.
The prettiest race of the day was the
last, which seen five horses coming down
the stretch nose and nose. Troxler, on
Abbottsford, rode a mastery race, and
II was to his good efforts that the horse
was able to win. LAiglon won the fifth
race, while Votes annexed the second at
Z to l. He was backed as q good thing
and awarded his players handsomely.
Butwen was brought over to Prince
George Park to ride one horseASun King
and nearly everybody got aboard. The
whole trouble was that the Sun King
crowd underestimate the class Of horses
engaged.
Carroll. on the Busybody, deliberately
carried little Louder, on Harry Shaw,
the favorite, out at the head Of the
stretch, for which he was set down for
the meeting. Both horses lost so much
ground that the race was almost pre-
sented to Celtic.
Today is ladies' day at Prince George
Park, and the fair sex will be admitted
free. The races are attracting many of
is well filled with a gala array OF colors,
and with this as a feature attraction to-
day 1t is expected to see the attendance
mark go the highest 1t has been to date
Summary:
three yeans old and upward; six furlonEs. Bendel,
10 CE. AmbCosel to 5. ; to and to ). won
By a length: Matin Casa, los u. Connorsl. u to
l. to l and to !. second By half length;
Quick Start liz &C. Byrnel, Is to s. even and ]
to ;, third BY half a length Caraaurt, Io4 CR.
Brooker), Frontier, lO4 u. McKeTerl, Angie D.. g
Up. LOuderl, The Parson, los CE- Schar0. Dancing
NcklAul. Hopsack. los 20. Jonesl. and Alon, los
It. Nolsn). also nm. Time, li5Sa
Martin Casca was OF with the break Of the bar |
risr and Ied the field until the tun into the
stretch. when Bendel came with rush and won (
by length. Quick Start finished strong, but |
was beaten out Of second place By length By the
tiring Martin Casa
SECOND RACE-PuBe. 800 selling; tor three /!
year-oldS and upward; five and onehah furlonEs |
Votes lG CR- Troxlerl, to l. to / and even. /
won in a WaIk; Charley Brown. les Ct. Solanl. !
Chiffon SquEw lG Up. Louder, IS to /. to
and to J. third By length. The Governor. g
CE. ForehAnd). La Dolores. l0 q. McFaddenl. |
PGnhachap, lo4 &c. CARROLL. Paul Davis. l@ R. !
Loyal IL Z. Ambrose, Avaitress, III CH- Burns). |
and MoncTeif, lis "a. Nicklsus also ran Time. |
l@I6
The Governor Erabbed the lead in the ErtaWIy. |
but Votes took up the pace in the back stretch |
and won in 4 WGR. Charley Brown cane with
rush after the turn into the stretch and nnSed out
Chilton squHW for place
THIRD RACE-FPurse. 500: selling; for three |
year-Olds; SIX furiongA Humiliation, M Up. Lou
deIl. 8 to /, ) to ! and to S. won BY length Il;
ChAs. CAMEL. lU CE. AmbrUse). II to S. to
and to S. second By nose; Ben ouince. lG Or. |
Truxlerl. TO l. n 10 l and to S. third by half
q length Aquila. l0l Or. Brookerl. Master. l02
,f = MSks1T 3 T Soisn s KSs Ssi a. bqiS' m * E1 Eo
mani RequirAm. IG q. 3 kardl, and Northern. |
Ill III. Wolfe. also ran
The field Was OF to the best start Of the day. |
Humiliation taking the lead before the swing into |
the stretch and landed frst under the wire By
ength. Charles Cannen came up under = drive
and nosed out Ben Ounce for place.
FOURTH RAcEThe Old Dominion Purse;
$50; all ages; non-Winners Of $500 in 1915: seven
fwlongs Harry SHAY, llO Up. Louder. II to %.
out eTsn against the neld), won easily By length;
Celto CE. ForshAndl. 10 l, to L 70 10.
second one-haH length: The Busybody. 100 &c.
Carroll, 10 !. } to S. out, third By two lengths
Time. 1915 AstrOiOssr also ran
AstrUIoFer was fist to get started, but the field
soon brought him down and Harry Shaw took the
lad never to be headed landing first place BY
onehaF length. Celtic came up in drive. but
could not catch the fast travelling Allison horss
The Busybody landed third money easily.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 500; selling; three year
olds and upward; mile and twenty yards L'Aiglon,
nOss; DUKE q Shelby. los q. NOlIn). s to |.
TO l to 2 second. By two lengths; Ford Maj,
lN Cw. Mumphy). to 2 to 5. to s. third. BY
one length Tine In Tns Gfchins u fSre- 0Gs-
the Sands, los &c. Byne): serJicenee. III E.
sehErn; and Tecunseh, Ill R. Hoffman, also ran
The Monk, los (E. Amhruse). lost his rider.
Henry HutchiSon grabbed the lead but was soon
oTeThauled By the Duke Of Shelby. Ford Mai
closed in on the leaders. After the turn into
the stretch L'Aiglon came with . great rush
md nosed out Duke Of Shelby for first place.
SIXTH RAoE-Puse. $500; sSIlins; fOu-year-
olds and upward; mile and ouk-sixtesnth- Alb
won, By a nose; Blue Mouse los (T Nolan). to
!. to 5, to s. second by one length; Col Holo-
way. los &c. .Bymel, 1 to 5. out, third. By one
length. Time, Isl Is. MJcenae, los CR. Brookerl;
Sam Hirsch, los &c. CARROLL: Moonlight. 100 70.
Jones)i Husky Lad, lC q. HoEird). and Nsda
Mas. I8 Or. Tro1leTl also ran-
NHdA Mas o6 In front but Col Holloway
oSerhauled him early. Abbottsford came IN
strong drive In the stretch and nosed out Blue
Mouse for first place Blue Mouse beat Col. Hollo-
way TO the Win by one length.