The Washington herald., 1914-10-02
Prominent Horsemen from All
Parts of Country Attend
Races at Bowie.
LITTLE ENGLAND LANDS

and Middle West. together with society
folk and big sprinkIing of the fair sex.
made the occasion one long to be remem-
bered.
No track in this part Of the country
ever boosted Of a better send-off than
was given the Bowie course yesterday.
The car service from both Washington
and Baltimore could not have been ex-
celled. and not a hitch of any sort
marred the occasion.
The well-hlled program was carried
through in fine style. Eighteen bookmak-
ers comprised the ring and nothing was
left undone to add to the comfort and
pleasure Of the monster crowd. Credit is
due to the local horsemen for the man.
ner In which they handled the six events
on the classy opening card.
In the inaugural dash. for two-year-old
maidens, r. Troxler piloted G. Senn's
Cardigan first under the wire after one
Of the best 1ve-furlong dashes ever
seen in these parts. Troxler got Cardigan
on second and held this position until the
turn into the stretch when he closed
up on Ischgabibble and landed first In
the final drive by a nose. Uncle Fitz ran
in show position after a duel with Bran
don Belle.
The first selling race for two-year-olds
was captured by Encore after a great
race with Mamie X Encore overlook
Mamie KS lead in the back stretch and,
although he swung wide in the stretch
turn, he managed to beat the mare to
the wire by a half length. Nellie c. beat
Palermo out for third place. All bets
were declared or, in this race because
Carrie Orme had not reached the bar
rier when the start was made.
/ The feature race of the day was
mile event for three-year-olds, which
proved exciting TO the spectators, as Lit
tie England showed keen speed all the
way and beat the favorite, Yellow Eyes
In the third race Supreme won. while
Cannock surprised the large crowd by
pushing the winner all the way.
A d. Dade, the famous starter from
the Northern tracks, has been obtained
to start the horses for the balance Of
the meeting. as George Miller has ac-
cepted a position as associate Judge.
The veteran trac superintendent Tom
Strother had the new track in superb
condition, as the time incates. Records
will probably be broken over the seven
furlong route out OF the club, which is
the feature Of the new course. The sum
mary:
FIRST RACE-Purse. 500; two-year-oId mhidens;
Eve furIolEs Cardigan. l57 R. TTo1leTl. to 10
cut, won. b. a neck: IschEabibble, 10 &C. Car
Tohl. TO to 5. out: second. by three leaSths:
third, by length. Time. l5ll IS. Brandon Belle,
lG CE Ambrose; Maid Of Honor. lG CE. AtWelD /;
Duke Of Dunbar. 10 Is. PetroH), also ran.
csrdivlu TOT Of second and Ssid this position
until the turn into the stretch. when he closed
in on ISchgsbbble and won under a mild drive.
SECOND RACE-Purse $40; selling; twoyear-
oids; FIVE and one-haH furlonEs. Encore. lol u.
NicklSusl 2 IL TO J. even. l TO , won. BY half .
length; Mamie X, g u. McReTeri. > to S. to 10.
out. second. BY length; Nellie C.. lol (E Am
bTuse), % to /. TO l. to !. third, BY half =
length. Tine. los. Dns 81 R. Hoffman,. Don
Moran, l9l Cw. LIbl: Palermo. los ". Right
niefl; CAME Omc, lO7 &c. CarTolD also ran. All
bets declared OF because Carrie Orme was
not up TO the barrier when the horses started.
Mamie K was OF with 4 rush and held the
lead for the first furlOng. when Encore pulled
away from the field. On the return into the
stretch Encore swung wide and Mamie X. picked
Up sOne -ruund bat could not overhaul rhe
winner Nellie c. and Palermo had a great duel
for third place.
THIRD RACE-Purse. 500: selling; three-year-
olds and upward six furlongs. supreme. Io2 Ia
AmbrOse), to 5. to 10 out, won, BY One-haf
length: Canock, 100 w. Ward. to l. to J.
even second. by two lengths; Grazelle. lT u.
Howard. TO I. to l. even, third. BY one-hllr
length. Hermis. T.. IOs Is. PetrufD: Miss Brush.
III u. PennerEastl; Humiliation. l@ u. McFad-
DEM; MAEson. los a. Nicllhusl: LAiElon. los
". RightmisTl Psnhachspi, 100 &c. CArTOlD {;
and HearthstOns. lOs (R. Hoffman,. also ran.
Getting OF with CannOck. Supre.ne took the
lead in the back stretch and was never headed
He swung wide in the Turn into the stretch, but
answered the call Of the whip Eanlely. winning by
4 length from Csnnock. Grazele bad enough left
to beat Humiliation to the wire By nose.
FOURTH RACE-Purss 500; selling: three-year-
olds and upward; seven furIongs. spohu. Ill IL
4 H.
Batwa, los a. Nicklausl. Az to !, ) to ?. l to
3 second By three lengths; Strife, Ill u. Pen
nergRstl. 10 !. IL to ]. out, third BY length.
Capt. Jacobs. lo5 90. CsuuID; Cooster. lO5 wv.
Ward. and Heartbeat, los &c. Burlingame). also
ran.
The entire field was Of to the best start Of the
day. spohn grabbed the lead early and was never
headed, although Ambrose was compelled to amply
the hip to Keep him out in frOut during the dnal
dash in the stretch, After the swing into the
stretch Ba:Wa RESPONDED gameiy to the whip and
came with a rush. Ttrite was an easy third
FIFTH RACE-Purse, 500: selling: thrseyear-
dds and upward seven furlonES Miss Barn Har-
Dor, lO2 u. Connersl. 10 10 !. to !, 10 l. won.
by One-hsH length; Aware. los &c. BuriingAme).
to !. 2 IL to /. to ). second, By one length;
Song Of talIey. l5 Is. PetrufD. to /. to l.
to 2, third, by ons-hAn length. Blue Mouse. lc5
wv Ward; Ben Ounce. los tR. Troxler); Moon
light l6 IF Cummingsl; Chilto Squaw Jos "a
Rontefract. los &c. CARROLL; Lord Wells, los CR.
Hoffman,; Cliff Top. los u. Pennsrgastl. also ran.
Entire field was OF to a good start Aware
led for 4 bit but soon gave way TO Mis- Barn
Harbor. who held her advantage cleVerty to the
end. Song Of Valley closed a big gap Ben
Ounce beaten by a nose for third
SIXTH RACE-Purse $500; selling: threeyear-
olds and upward: mile Little England. us
(R. TToxleTl. ? TO l. to 10. out won. by one-haf
length; Yellow Eyes los GO. BurlinEAme). to 3
to 2. out. second. by one-hah length: Netmaker.
loI (E Ambrose) % TO l. TO !. to 2 third. By
three lengths. Ting. i:B NoTtherner. los n.
McFsddenl; Sir Denrah. lts CIV. Ward; Henry
Hutchison, lG "a. Nicklansl, ADO nan.
Little England was first to get started and was
never headed. although yellow Eyes chased him
gaueiy all the way. Netmaker was third in a hot
drive