The Washington herald., 1916-11-28

Bowie. Nd. Nov. N.-Running to his
best form, Marse Henry. T. J. Smiths
good racer, accounted for the feature
event at Prince George Park today. The
colt appeared on form to be the best
horse in the race, yet a ticket on his
chances to win was only a gamble as
to whether he could go the route. In his
previous starts he displayed an inability
to 60 q distance and was stopping after
going three quarters, a distance that he
has always shown to best advantage.
However, he was well rated today and
drew away when called upon In the final
test, disposing Of Brooks and Sandhin In
easy fashion. The latter which has
shown that he is gradually returning to
his best form was well backed as was
Venetia and Indian Chant. either OF
which failed to place.
The favorites scored in first three
events, Tyrant, Ultimatum, and Lohen-
grin, winning the numbers handily.
Tyrant was particularly well backed.
closing the favorite at prohibitive odds.
Ultimatum. by virtue Of some of his good
midsummer performances on the Met
ropolitan tracks. was sent to the barrier
a public choice in the second and re-
in front of waukeag and Manokin.
Some Of Lohengrin's recent perform
ances entitled him to win the third, and
he was installed favOrite, to win that
event and scored rather hancily, being
the third consecutive favorite to cross
the tap in the fore. the second one to
be held at odds on.
The day would not be complete at
Bowie without a long shot or two win
ming tn Give the stn0On 9hOOteTS' q
chance to get even, so Bob Redfield took
it upon himself to assume that response
hility by scoring in the fifth race, paying
S66 for a 81 ticket purchased.
Armament proved that his recent VIC
tory was not a fluke when he won over
2 good opposition in the closing number.
Sandbar, which won the Canadian Derby
two years ago. seems to be in good shape
Just now. for he won the sixth race in
very handy fashion, being his second
victory since his retirement after the
running Of the derby.
Jockey Jimmie" Butwell who has
been leading the riders on the local
tracks since the inception Of racing this
fall at Havre de Grace, scored on three
Tyrant, Ultimatum, and Sandbar to VIC
tory. Summaries:
FIRST. RACE Maiden zyear-olds; SIX furionssL
TSrant. lis CButWelD. $40. $50. S2D. won;
GIanaZnty. 1I5 tObertD. $50. $50. second; Feucca.
Ug a. wi1iamsl. $50. third Time. 1Is Is
kildare Bright Star. Hese and Hopscotch also ran
SECOND RACE-Six and one-haH furlonp; =
vear-oIds. Ultimatum. 1ls tButweID, $40 5.O.
sra won: wsukesg. ZIG CRobinSou1 $50. $40.
SroUnd: Manokin. u6 OIykel, $40. third. Time.
~ Kilkenny. JaOnna Sayilla and Lord Fftx-
herbert also
THIRD RACE-Seng; syear-olds and upward
s'v huIongs. L,hengrin. 10 CBaID. $3.50. $40.
$40. won: MsrgeTy. lO4 CwardD. 1850. $3.50.
sernnd: MreFcka. lo9 Mink. $50. third. Tine.
rs Mrs. Mack Palm Leaf Lille Heavens.
Minstrel. Aftergl0W Rosemary. Cuddle Up. Ampsrs
H. Miss Rsrr Harbor and Broom Corn also ran.
- FOURTH RACE-One mile: 3year-olds and up
ward. Marse Henry. los u. Williams. $40. 80.
g. won: Brooks. IO6 (McAtsel. $40, SD second:
Sand Hill, los CBaln. $50 third Time. % Is
Indian Chant and venetia also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SeIling; 2year-olds and upward
seven furIougs Bob Redfeld lG (Cr1n,p). $3.50.
$3.50 S11.5O. won; Young Emblem, lis tRohinson).
NIV so. second: Peaceful Star. IG a. Brown),
$50. third Time. .. AsUn, Richard Lanpion.
Hiker. Short Ballot. Runway Tandsticker, Hands
OF. Ira Wsddy Tinkle Bell and Broomyale also ran
SIXTH RACE-Seng; 3yesrolds and upward
mile and twenty yards. Sand Bar, lI3 (ButwelD
$40. s. $50. won: Billy Oliver. lo5 CMcAtee).
1880. SO. second: Royalist, 81 UJke) SSla third.
Time I:5 Is. Vslas. Mary Warren .Repton
Ehith Olga. Counterpart and Rose Water also ran
SEVENTH RACE Selling: 3year-olds and up
ward: mile and one furIong Armament Ils
iRobinson). $50. So $40 won: Sky Pilot, IGg
CBrovn). $3.50 81 second Billie Baker, TG
Dominick). S,2n, third. Time l:5sl-5 Rol
Gutelius and Thanksgiving also ran.