The Washington herald., 1915-04-11
feature RACE
TO JOE DIEBOLD
Romps Home First in Handi-
cap from Good Field at
Bowie Track.
LONG SHOTSSCORE AGAIN
Petelus. at 6 to |. Wins Sixth Event.
Ross Puts Rosewater Over
at Same Price.
LONG SHOTSSCORE AGAIN
by GEORGE h. MORRIS.

Bowie, Md, April 10.-Bright. sun
shiny weather brought the largest
crowd of the meeting today to Prince
Georges Park, where several good
things went over. An attempt was
made to make killing on FL Mahdi
away from the track. but he was
beaten head by Joe Knight. thanks
to Corey's weird exhibition of riding.
Samuel Ross put over a good thing
when Rosewater, heavily supported
beat good lot of 2-year-olds in the
opening number. She was as good as
six to one and had no trouble in win
ming.
Yodeling captured the third number
in hollow fashion, never being let
down. Brandywine was second and
Martin Casca third Dakota was
fourth. He was supposed TO have the
edge on the rest of the field.
Star Gift came right back from his
recent win and won the handicap at
six furlongs. in the fourth event
Briarpath was second and Squealer
third. The winner was pounds the
best and won without any trouble.
Joe Diebold, well played away from
the track. won the fifth number by
three lengths from good field. He
was six to one in the betting and won
with plenty in reserve.
Petelus after several vain attempts
came home first today in the sixth
event, with six to one quoted a; -Linst
him. Col. Cook. backed from ten to
one TO five to one, was second, and
Peacock third.
The nightcap was won by Little
England, who ran a nice race.
There were thirty-two books on and
1t was all they could do to handle the
crowd
Starter Dade sent his fields away in
fine alignment throughout the program.
and his work has caused much
favorable comment. especially in the
handling of the 2-year- olds.
Bob Fitzsimmons, accompanied by his
bride. occupied a seat in the grand
stand and was heartily welcomed by
the large crowd.
Excellent time is being made and
the course is now shaping itself into
such condition that the manage
ment expects to see before the close OF
the meeting miles made in less than
$40.
Many new faces were seen at the
track today. A number of horsemen
are coming up from Cuba.
Willie Shields, who has been winter
ing his horses at Newark. Del. will
ship his string to Havre de Grace on
Monday Mr. Shields says his stable is
in excellent shape and he expects to
win many races.
There was no lack OF accommodation
today, as the w. B. A. ran hfteen
coaches to handle the crowd.
The card offered Monday is good
one. and no doubt will attract large
crowd. The summaries:
FIRST RACE Selling maiden 2-year Odds; four
and ne-haI turionz. Ros~ater. l@ IAmhross,'
. tn . 8 to s. to 10. won: Bob Redheld. lob tT.
McTaesartl 70 |, to l. to 5. second; Ataka. lU
(AfetralO. to !. 4 to 5. TO 3. third. Time.
o:3 as Miss Phlbin.. Eddie T., Phil unser, and
Penancs also TAD.
SECOND RACE-3ycar-ohs and upwSed: Eve
and one-half fuI longs Joe knight liz lSOttinser,.
Is to |, to l. to l. won Elmahdi. III tCoreyl,
7 to l. to :, 10 s. second; Pat Cannon. ITO
tccnnors'. 70 to l. Is to l. I" !; third; Time
1855 J. b. Hsrrll. OryI. Meelicka. Cannock'
Parlor Boy and Pharaoh also ran.
THIRD RACE-Four- year-olds and upward; a1
trrlonss. Yodehns. lo6 lAmhtose'. to 2. ! to :.
to S. won: Brsndywine. 100 (UraID. : to l, to l.
even second: Martin Casca, l09 tMetcahl. II to l.
S to l. TO I. third. Time. rs. Buzz Around.
Dakota. Golden Castle. New Haven. and Sonny
Boy also ran.
FOURTH RACE-syearods and upward: six
frlongs. Star Gift 19 tShuttineerl. to !. to s.
l to J. won: Erizr Path los IT. McTassar). 5 To !.
. to l. 4 to 5, second Saucaler. los Lilly. to !.
S to 2. 6 to 5. third. Time, l:A Is. Patience
Eagle Progressive. and Jim Bssey also ran
FIFTH RACE-Belvidere Hotel Handicap; 3year-
olds and upward: seven furiongs. Joe Diebold los
(COrey) TO l. to J. even. won; Cello. lei lilly.
to z to S. to . second: Isidora. los tAmbroee,.
Is to 5. to s. to 5. third. Time. IL IS. He
viii Joe Finn and Brave Cunarder also nan.
SIXTH RACE-Selling: 3year-olds and upward :
one mile and twenty yards. Petelus ITO tschuttin-
grr,, to ]. to l. even. won; Col Cook, us
tBresch. to l. to :. to S. second: Pescock los
(AIetcalD, to /. to l. even third. Time. l:s "a
Lady Spiritueile Bula Welsh. Ben Uncas. Zodiac.
Trovato and Col Holloway also
SEVENTH RACE-3year-olds and upward; one
mile and twenty yards. Little England. li3 II. Nc
Teggartl to l. even. to ., won: Weyanose. los
Iilly), S to :. to 5. to s. second; Abbottsford.
los tHames,. : N !. TO l. even. third Time.
ISIS Luke Ven Zandt, Uncle Nun Rodondo.
Uncle Ben, and Love Day also nm.
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