The Washington herald., 1915-11-26
Captures ThanksgivingH an6-
cap at Mile and Sixteenth
From Classy Field.
WATER LILLY SCORES

Bowie, Nd, Nov. 3.-The largest crowd
that ever visited Prince George Park
was on hand this afternoon to witness
the running of the Thanksgiving Day
card. The weather was ideal for racing
and could not have been improved on II
made to order.
The Thanksgiving Handicap, at mile
and a sixteenth. for all ages, went to o.
w. Perry's Harry Shaw. the betters'
choice, who broke the track record. Holi-
day was second and Eagle third. Shaw
negotiated the distance in las fiat. clip
ping four-hfths of a second of the time
made by Valas on last Monday. Shaw
went TO the front at the first turn and
was never headed. Holiday and Eagle
We're always the contenders.
The Liberty selling handicap at six
furlongs the next race of Importance TO
the above race, went to George Alexan-
Pontefract.- The latter was second and
Cleaning third.
The opening number. which was over
the mile-and-twenty-yard route, went to
Della Mack, an outsider, who, under a
hustling ride from Jockey Turner, took
the lead at the sixteenth pole and won
by a neck in a drive with Captain Parr.
The latter was second and Lady Spirit
uelle third.
ried or the second number. which was
at the same distance Early Morn. the
longest shot in the race, who made the
early pace, was second and Batwa was
third
Lynn, who on Saturday won at long
price. repeated in the third number,
which was for 2-year-olds at a mile. rum
ming over his field in the last part of the
race. Nolli. also an outsider, was sec
ond. and Letfetti was third. Lynn paid
21.40 to s.
FIRST RACE-SeIling; Syear-olds and upward.
mile and twenty yards Della Mack. 10 Turner.
Sslo. $50. $50. won; Captain PAN. G0i fore
hand. $50. SO. second; Lady spintuele. lol
tR. McDermott. SD. third. Time. As Is Sep
ulEeda Col. Cook. Cliff Edge. StentoC. Kneelet.
Luke Van Zandt, Fteda johnson and Dicks Pet
also ran.
SECOND RACE-seIlins; syear-o,ds and up
ward: mile and twenty yards. Duke Of Dunbar.
l0s u. McTaF-artl. $3.50 SO 81 90 won; Early
Morn, ll3 Buxton. s. 70. $3.50. second; BatWa,
ll3 Gunner. $50. third. Time. l:s525 danger
field. Peg. Hotou. Star Bird. Montreal. TroTato.
Pay Streak and Mabel DulweDeT also nan
THIRD RACE year-oIds; one mile Lynn. IA
Brown. 81 20. SI2lo $50. won NOli. IOi (Pitz).
s2.lo. SEQ second: Letfetti. o Forehandl. 500.
third. Time. "A IS Shrapnel. Rosewatsr. Molly
o. Maifou. Edith Baumsn. Broonoorn and Greet
ings also ran
FOURTH RACE-LIberty Selling Handicap: all
ages; six furinngS. Water Lily. IG a. McTaggartl,
scm. $50. sOO. won; Pontefrac+. Ius IKeisayl.
$3.50. So. second ;GloaminE 100 tParring1onl.
SO third Time / Is IS. Lohensrin, Aldeb8ran.
Impressive. Naushon and Nidet also ran.
FIFTH RACE-ThaRksgiving Handicap: all ages:
one mile ana siIte NTH Harry Shaw. ll6 tSchut-
tuSerl. $40. So, $40 won: Holiday l05 (Bu1-
ten. $50. $40, second: Eagle. los u. McTag-
CART. $40 third Time As Filter Gold
Wooden Shoes. Cliff Field. Psndean and Lahore
also ian.
SIXTH RACE-Jyear-olds and upward mile and
4 quarter. Patty Regan. l06 Darlington. NoE.
$50. $40 won; The Runp. lo2 Ward. $3.50 81 %.
second: Csronome q Hayes. $50 third Time. |
2:-l -. Ringing ard Cuttyhunk also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-3-yezr-olds and UPWARD: mile |
and seventy Yards Sir William johnson l09 |
fiamerl. SOo.iO. S2a6J 500 won; Little Nearer. |
100 CFairb-other $40. sic. second: Republican. !
~ (SChuttiugerl. so. third Time l:t6 IS. |
NolaRt. Nephth's, supreme. Reybourne and Buzz !
ArUun dalso ran.