The Washington herald., 1915-11-21
%. W. Parry's Four-year-old
Lands Feature Race from
Classy Field at Bowie
Track.
BADDY'S CHOICE WINS
BY GEORGE b. MoRR1s

Bowie, Md, Nov 2o-It was a thor
ousniy good card that was offered
yesterday at the Prince George track
oy the Southern Maryland Racing As
soeiatioh ana the promise of interest
ing racing was the magnet that drew
a large throng of Baltimore ana
washington horse lovers The Primo.
george Handicap at one mile and sew
enty yards featured the days pro-
gram and resulted in a handy victory
lor o. W. Parry's good 4-year-oId
Snaw. This colt made pracrs-
eaiy all the running. but was forced
10 stand q mild drive through the
stretch to stave on the hnaI rnsb ~
! J. l. Paufs consistent performer La
more The latter benefited greatly un-
ger the handling he received from
LiIey ana mis- race was a marked con-
trast to his previous Performance
when he was beaten by Emil Hers
Eagle. The last named 2-year-old
cap.
Seven races were contested dur,,S
the afternoon and form was again
very much in evidence. The Che.a-
peake Handicap. a seven-furIone dash
Tor 2-year-olds, divided interest with
me feature event and resulted in a
clever victory for Emil Herz.s greatly
improved Daddy's Choice. This colt
AFTER being rated behind the fast
early pace. closed with a rush through
the stretch to win goin away. RI
Lumsden's Candle after forcing a fast
| early pace tired in the final furIonr
and was defeated for the place by
Mrs F. E Browns Black Coffee after
a hard drive.
Only a half dozen thoroughbreds
faced the barrier in the feature num-
Der. with Harry Shaw a decided Ia
VOrttA No
OF his recent excellent performances
at Pimlico- Old Lahore and Eagle
were the best fancied of the others
and previous to post time the iron
men indicated that 1t was strictly a
three-horse race, as there was very
little play for the Talbot entry, Old
Broom and Pandean. while T J.
Coleman's Tactics was also sighted.
when II came to racing Harry Shaw
demonstrated that the public had not
erred in making him the choice. This
son OF Sain was on his good behavior
at the barrier. and ButweIl had him avay
well in his stride. He hustled him to the
nrst turn with a slight ADVANTAGE over
Lahore. and going around the bend drew
clear OF his opponents. Lahore was the
closest to the pacemaker. and this old
performer was Tapped by Eagle This was
the order going down the backstretch,
and as the field negotiated the final turn
Harry Shaw drew away into a long
lead while Lahore shook OF Eagle and set
sail for the flying pacemaker.
flhsT RACE-Seiling: Jyear-olds and upward.
NJ furlongs. sempsiIls. l64 CMetcalD, $40 $50
a-iS won: Colors. los Ward. $50 sHse. sec
and; Deduction. los tBuxton). 500 third Time
I:b - Sir Blaise. yellow Flowers. ConmensiA,
Bahs. honty Fox. Jim Bssey. Lady LOudon, Par.
Tor Boy. and First Tromp also nm
SECOND RACE-selling; all ages; ST fur.
lonSs- Encore. 10 tPsringtonJ $3.50. $40 Sa,
won; Between Us I6 CPitZl. "a 80 ESQ second:
Prsirie. 10 McCsheyI. G0. third TiTne. I:Is+5
Visnola, vOlant. Marjorie A. and ChAnfeuse aIso
ran.
THIRD RACE-Chesapeaks Handicap; 2y..r-
olds; seven fUrionsS. Dsddy's Choice. los but
lParringtonl. $50, SO. second: Candle. ZOE
tsmythl. $50. third Time. I02S Birodo.
Sprint and Tajan also ran
FOURTH RACE-Prnce George Handicap; an
Ages; mile md seventy Yards Harry shaw. III
CButweIn, $50 2N $50 won: LAHORE l9
uineyl. 8 81. SO. serOnd; Eagle. los louder.
s 70. third Tine. lis PsnGean. Tactics. and
Old Broom also ran
FIFTH RACE-selling; all Gges: mile and twenty
yards Lynn. IS CForehAndl. $50. $50 $50.
Lady SpiTituelle. l0l tSchemsrhOrnl, $50. third.
Time, lI7 IS Earl Of SAVOY Kinmundy Hyki.
sigma Alpha. Energetic. TrOEatO. Louise TrzTerz.
Star Bird. CastAra, and Mabel Dulweber also rsn-
SIXTH RACE-Threeyesrolts and upward; mils
and cne-haH. Billy Baker. le7 tCooTerl. SD $50.
Ond; Baby Sister. Cs CPitz,. $50. third. Time.
2:D ~ Be1i Pere. Curiie F.. Brian Boru. and
Single Toe also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-seIling: Jyear-olds and up-
lshuttingrTl. $50. SSO. so. won; NephthyS Loo
(McCaheyl. $50. $40. second: Stonehenge. III
(COoper, $50 third Tine, l52 Is. Reybourn.
Burwcod. Polly H. and Ben Ounce also ran-