New-York tribune., 1915-11-24
WOODEN SHOES
RUNS TO BEST
FORM AT BOWIE
Captures Southern Mary
land Handicap-A Day
of Surprises.

Bowie. Nd, Nov. Wooden Shoes,
from the Quincy Stable, won the feat
ure race of the day at Prince George
Park to-day. the Southern Maryland
Handicap. mile affair, that brought
together some real good ones. To win
he took the measure of Peter Sheridans
Venetia, while L. J. Carey's Cliff Field
was close third.
The other races OF the day were
framed to suit the selling platers, but
the contests for the most part were
highly interesting, though many Of the
winners came from unexpected quar-
ters. Pierrot, from the John o. Tai
bott Stable. was one that was beaten
through the bad riding of Hayes, when
Preston Lynn showed him the way to
the finish.
In the fifth race, which went to Mrs.
Jules Garson's Mary Warren, Fifty Five
broke down badly ~ the head OF the
stretch, when he appeared TO have a
good winning chance.
The summaries follow:
First race (soriug. for wo-yesr-o'ds. SIX fur
longsl-Lnly Heavens. lo2 Pauingionl. won 10y
two lengths. Colonel Gute.'Is. loi ulMmeo Sc
Ii5 Is Br"smsaic Broom com. Edna Kenua
Bonnie Carrie. Mafou and lraee also fah. ,I%0
dollar mutuels paid Lis liea1enf. straish .; ~. 10
place q so. third 81 Colonel Gntelus. place
s3' 90. third $3.50. Noln. third $40.
Second race Selling for three ycsr-olds and ulp,
ward five and half fur.ongsl Preston LyHii, Ill ~
boo. Protagoras. Bundle of Rags. Chlnteuse. JACK
!5l2o place $50 did SO BOZ Pierot. place 81
fniri 1880. Ford Mai third Sl020 Preston LShh
Ford Mai and Bundle ~ tag. sold In the Held
Third race selling for tlree yesr -ois and qlpp,,
ward. five and a half fGroug,l-Iost Fortune. i0a
Piz. won by head liy orme l9S ,o. 1gnI'lI inT5v,
third TINE. Os sebaso Baby Cole. Piantasenet
Barsac Mr Bob. Woodiai-. tssahs. Br'lT VltTu l,f
Lost Fortune. straight 500 place $40 ,, ihlI,
$50: Lily Oune. place :iie Third Nio' EN'ei
Beg. third $40.
Fourth race (southem Maryland Handicap ,o'
Caheyl. won by tao lengths. Nenet.a ~ ore,
haudl second boy, hall lsnsh: 'ill 'Hai,isy i
Water Lads aud Bors9 also ran ~. ""-Hg 10 "a. "a,
mutuels paid Wooden Shoes. straight $l,. y a.
- 30. third i.lOt NeNtlas pla't 90 t'''' f'''N
cir Field. third $3.50.
Finh race (seng for three-year,od' and up ~
ward. mile and a sixteenth Mary Warren, luf -
NrT1gsartl won by three lengths caro- Nome. Io'
IIlayeSl. second by four lengths; Mamie n; "
WcCabev,. third Time, 81 Canto. haSdeIo
sefos. riiiy-Fiw. Earl Of savoy Page Waite Sah,,
Ueenan Aldouus and Primary also ran I'to- a@2.la @
lnU,usls paid. MARY Warren. straight sig 20 piac'
,ee0 third $3.50. Caro- Nome. place ~. tnir, ,
tii 80. Mamie X third $50. caro- Nome si'
Heenan sold n the held
Sixth race tselling. FOR three year oid' and up
vari. mile and a siueenthl-IaDot, lOt INzl
won by three lengths Kneeiet ol lIogder se.,Ga, ,,,
by half length. Peacock. III lBu1t0al, i.uII
Time 81 % Pertlshre. Font. Pennies. Iti'.
R0ck yellow Eyes. Rey 0akwood and 'ara'si.t I
az, ran Two-doliar mufueis paid lano.. stfsiyh
tls 40 place $500. third $500; hneelet. pa7
ti6 TO- third $50: Peacock. third s3so.
seventh race selling: ior all age hiliss ani
mares: mile and twenty yards l-Patience; 100 'fsr
ringfofJ won by three Lengths. Dinsh Do ~
I fSrhamerhorr). second by three lengths Itrt.
Johnson 100 lWoistenhoml. third Ilme - u ,
Raby sister Lady Rankin. Quen Sabe, DICKS Irl
ktaka. Molly o.. Nedado and sumner 9iso aaai
Two dollar muturls paid Patience 'tralgh. s9.s00
nisce 81 20 third k330. Dinah DO. place $3.50
tbirI s. 20. Frcda Johnson. third S2jlo.