The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-04-08
Win
AT bowie TRACK
Public Choices Run to Form
in Four of Six Events at
Maryland Course.

Bowie. Nd. April THE largest crowd
of the present meeting turned out today
at Prince Georges Park to witness the
running of an excellent card. Favorftes
were I'm evidence four out of six being
first home. The best thing Of the meeting
was put over today when Willie Martin
Rusting Brass at Is TO 1 cantered home
an easy winner over a fair field. The
stable connections We're down on this
horse. and the ring received a scorching
that will long be remembered.
He was played from Is to 1 to to at
Irrawadda captured the opening event
by head from Mustard. who in turn beat
Ataka two lengths. The second number
was easy for Pied Piper. who won in a
Gallop. He was under a restraint the en-
tire distance Chaser was second and
Norus third
Cliff Haven toyed with his field in the
third race, winning by half dozen lengths
from Primary. while Dancing Master was
third. fodeling was much the best in the
fifth number, winning by five lengths
Canter was second and Castor third.
After winning the fourth race Rustling
Brass was boosted to 500 and sold to
Sam Lewis.
The track was in excellent condition
and good time was made throughout
thirty books drew in and thriving BUSH
ness was DONE
Washington society was in evidence
again today. The card offered for tomor-
row Is an excellent one. and no doubt a
large crowd will be present.
Summary as follows:
FIRST RACE-Maiden 2-year-olds; four furlonzs.
Arrawaday. lo9 IT. McTaSgart). II 10 s. . to 10.
TO 5. won; Mustard. IL (ButwelD. Z to l. S to
:, to S. second: Ataka 100 CMetralO 3 to l.
even. to 2. third. Time. oaO35 jerry. tr,
Prohibition, Candle. and Lewis Oppcr also ran
SECOND RACE-3-year-olis and upward: six and
onehaf furionss. Pied Pirer lo2 tHaynes, s
to S. to 5. l to 4. won: Chaser. 100 (Nicklaus),
L TO /. to ]. to l. second: Norus. los lilly.
to ). to S. to S. third. Time IL, IS.
Mis- McGissie. Irish General, Subject, and Jack
Hanover also ran.
THIRD RACE-5y~r-oIds and upward: .ir and
one half furlcnss- Cliff Taven. lo5 CBuIton) 7
to 10. ! TO 3. out. Primary. lCe u. NfcTassart>
to ]. 10 5. TO 2 second; Dancing Master
III Warrington. % 10 l. TO I. 5 to l. third.
Time, IL Lady Butterfly, Insomsr. Balder. Early
Riser. and Tamerlsne also nan.
FOURTH RACE-Seling: 4-year-olds and up
ward; seven furiongs. EustlinS Brass. 10 CTurnerl
to l, to l, TO /. won; Pharaoh. lis Doyle)
) to l. to 6. to 5. SECOND; Fitzgerald, l07
l1cudcrl. 10 !, to'l. even. third. Time. 10
Miss Barn Harbor. Chiffon Souaw, Free Trade,
Stentor. and Rolling Stone also nan.
FIFTH RACE-Sellips: 4-year-ods and upward !;
seven furiongs. Yodeling. 10 tAmbrose, ito S,
to S. TO 6. won; Canto. u3 Gunner to 2
to 5. to ). second; Castara, los u. McTaSyartl,
to l, TO /. 4 to 5. third. Time. 1885 Mollis
Richards. Thelma ]. Deduction. Blackford. and
Duquesne also ran.
SIXTH RACE-SellinS; 3year-olds and upward !;
one and one-siIteenth miles. FL Oro LIS T. Nc
Tasgarp. to 5. to 6. to, 4. won; Abbotts-
ford, l0' tHainesl, : to l, S to 2 even, second ;
Wcyanoke. lis tAIathewsl. 9 to 5. to s. to 5.
third. Time. % Is. Margaret Noise. Ben Cnczs.
Aftergow. and Billie Baker also ran,