The Washington herald., 1915-03-14
Prominent I urfmen Will
Enter Horses at Bowie
Colors of Famous Owners Will
Be Sent to Post in Juvenile
Events at Park Meet.

Bowie. Md. March 13.--It will be
hiSh-ClaSs collection Of 2-year-oldS
that will assemble here for the spring
racing by the Maryland Agricultural
Association. beginning April !. Vir-
tually all of the prominent turfmen
of the East will have their cOlors
sported in the Juvenile events 20 run
at Prince Georges Park, foremost of
these being Harry Payne Whitney.
Clifford a. Cochran. r. +. Carman.
the Quincy Stable. T. T. Wilson, T.
s p. Randolph. J. o. Talbot. and Or.
Tyrec. Albert simons. trainer for
II. p. Whitney. will bring the largest
band of twO-year-olds to Bowie to ny
the pale blue and brown cap of the
New York millionaire, these being the
get of Hamburg. Burgomaster. and
BroomstiCk.
Simons will have at Ieas. fourteen
TO send to the pos. curing the COM
ing meeting. and the Whitney colors
will be carried by several older
horses that won a number OF stakes
last season. for no less than twenty
stalls have been set aside for the
horses trained by Simons, which are
expected to arrive At the Southern
Maryland track early next week. The
best youngsters trained by SimonS
are said to be Refuge. a bay geIding.
ny lESl Ell-nl, W llluiSN. u
brown gelding. by BurgOmaster-
Whimsical, and Taxa. a bay filly. by
BrOOmstick-R Rose of Dawn.
W. r. Midgely, the veteran horse
man, who trains for -. \. Cochran.
has engaged ten stalls at Bowie, and
among 2-year-Olds which he will start
are Prohibition. chestnue colt by
Voter-GoOdy Good. Pleionc, brown
fIly by Sain-Spendthrift. and Pc
hrn, - SRt, NCh
The best horse in the Cochran stabl'
in 1914. His Majesty. broke down dur
ing the Baltimore Handicap at Lau-
rel last fall. but MidgvIy expects 70
have him back TO the races this sum
mer. Midgely has made arrangements
to ship 10 Bowie from Belmou. Park
next week, and along with him wI1
come James Mclaughlin. the once
great rider who has 4 quartet of
youngsters to race in the interest of
J Lewinsohn, another New YoCk
millionaire. these being a bay flly, by
Golden MaNim-PerSOnal; chestnut
Cclt-Adriana, full sister to COquetJe
who won a number of races for the
Brookside Stable. trained by George
Odom last season, a brown filly by
GalVeston-Sk edattle and chestnut
colt by Golden Maxinn-Bitter Spice
Mclaughlin will also have 2-year-
old Little Alta, by Golden Maxim.
which will fly the silks of Mrs. J.
Mclaughlin.
Il. r. Carman, another New York
er. has two fine ones in training at
BennInG. which he will send over TO
Bowie. these being Achievement. n
chestnUc colt by HastIng Achieve.
and Startling. brown colt by Marta
SaDta-Country Fraud
H 6. Bedwell. who VIII come from
will have trio most
promising @-year-olds. which he -
now getting ready for the dashes at
Bowie. they being Nellie r.. brown
filIy by Sir Winifred Spanish Match.
Tab Her. black filly. by Bryn Mawr-
Tabouet. and Eddie T. brown colt
by Golden Maxim-Maid of Promise.
The last named juvenile is named af-
ter Eddie Taplin. Bedwelrs contract
rider. VIII" hopes 10 he rciustated by
the Jockey club before the opening
of Bowie.
r T. Wilson will not have as many
2-ycar-oIds This spring as heretofore.
The best locker which he will send
here in charge of Tom H"aly is said
TO he a brown colt by Trap Rock. d
son of Rock Sand. The Quincy stable
will be we'll represented. for those
which Jim FitzsimmOus will saddle
here will be Polly IL. linn Basey,
geIdinS by Plaudit Golden Hours;
Bonnie Tess. 4 chestnut tilly by Star
ShOOt-LaS; cherry: Tattietale, I
brown colt by Ogden-Love Note: sue
cess. a brown colt by waterboy En-
terprise, and Ting-a-linC. a chestnut
colt by Star Shoot-Lady Vincent.
The second shipment of thorough
breds from New Orleans arrived from
the Crescent city and embraces the
horses trained 10y Willie Martin.
Harry shannon. and William CahIlI
Among the well-knowU campaigueTS
which the foregoing trio will saddle
her. will ne Polly II. Jim Basey.
Ninety simplex. Fly Home. Kayder-
oses and BenediCtion.