The Washington herald., 1916-04-04
Queen Anne Purse to Fenmouse;
Republican Running Yet at Bowie
BY GEORGE B. MORRIS.

Bowie, Md, April "A card OF seven
races including the Queen Anne Purse,
an affair at seven furlongs out OF the
chute" was the feature of the days
sport at Prince Georges Park this after
noon.
Six horses faced Starter Dade in this
number, and each was well supported,
including Republican, who on Saturday
ran away, and who many thought would
win the purse today. Republican sup
pOrters were badly disappointed, as this
old rogue was never in the running and
was beaten of oy half dozen lengths.
hingworth got away from the barrier in
front of his field, opened up a gap of
two lengths which he maintained until
well into the stretch. At this point Fen
mouse, who lay close to pace. let out a
filly went to the front and easily dis
posed OF all opposition. Fair Helen beat
Republican four lengths for third mon
ey. Fenmouse's performance was
thoroughly good one and probably Will
be hard to beat under similar conditions
from now on.
The much heralded Rhymer. who per
formed in the inaugural number. ran a
disappointing race, being beaten half a
dozen lengths. Ben Otis. who was well
thought OF, just galloped home under a
pull to win by three lengths from Che
muns
The most popular victory Of the day
came in the following event which Rich
ard +. Carman's Garnet, with Johnny
McTagGart in the saddle, won by a
couple OF lengths from Trend and
PiQuettc. Doctor Zab was the pubIic's
choice in this number. but after being
out four lengths in front Of his field at
the six furlongs pole, doubled up like
10 finfg
money.
Nidet. with a very few followers, won
the third race handily from Gentlewoman
and Piquette. both outsiders. Gold Cap,
and Little England, we'll supported in
Tho number were outside Of the money.
The public received a Jolt in the con-
rihu.ns humber when Charles Francis,
GOdeles and Menlo Park. Doctor Kend-
all. who was well supported, showed an
early burst of speed, but quit in the
stretch and was beaten on
E. T. Zollicoffer. a well-known planter
Of Weldon, n. C, and J. P. Zones.
local man, have formed partnership and
are getting a formidable stable Of horses
together who will be under the guidance
OF W. A. Burtchell, the weII-known
trainer. They have already purchased
Phil UnGar. at a reported price of 5000
and BrOomsedge at a similar figure. Mr..
Zollicoffer has already in his stable
Silvermoon, Thrill, Henry Hutchinson and
several others. The stable will race
around Maryland during the spring and
will then be shipped to New York. Sum-
maries:
FIRST RACE-Scllirg; 9-yesrold, four f1rlonEs
Fen OTIS, IL lHan0verl. SIS. So. 80 wy1:
Chemuug is lSchuttiugerl $50. $50. secrud.
Rhymer. ll6 tAmbrusel, sec. third. Time, O:i9.
Hssty Cora. So Eze and Cherry Belle also ran.
SECOND RACE-SeIling: maiden Syear-Jds; i've
and one-hAH furlongs Garnet, lO9 u. McTSgESrl,
6 70, so. s.. won: Trend. IL lKeeEh). SO,
$50. second: Piquetts. YOI (FOrehsndl, SO. third.
Time Ispl-5 Doctor Zab, McLensnd. Late
Ro;anogR. Cats Nine Tails. TIE Isl ar Ava
TrOEato also ran.
THIRD RACE Selling: 3-yearolds and upward ;
six furlorgs. Videt. los lC-uisen. $3.50, N,.S,
$50, won: Gentlewuman. 100 McAteel. SO
5000. second: Fiuslee, los Hayes, $50 third.
Time lI5l-5 Little England. Gold Gap, Mr..
Mack Bob r. GainsboruuCh ChosteJton, Lady
SpritueIe. Ida Claire and Scottish knight also
ran
FOURTH RACE-Queen Anne rurse; 3year
olds an udpward: seven furlOnEs Fcnmouss. lo5
tAmtsrSe) $50 $50 s. won: King Worth. lO
iBuxtonl, $50. s.. second Fair Helen, lo3 u. Nc
TaEEart). S1. third Time. l-5 IS Judge
Wright Republican. and Eliminates also rSn-
FIFTH RACE-SelIing; i-ycar-olds and upward ;
seven frrIonEs Louise TavcTs. 'o5 tMountainl,
YGs}. So S. won: EneISstic. lO oFTvhand),
$3.50. $50. second; QUICK. is lAmhTosel. S.+s
third. Time % Is. Luther, SoTuello, Counter
part, HudAs Brother. NigadUO and CastAra also
ran.
SIXTH RACE Selling; 2-year-Olds and upward
mile and twenty yards. Batva, Ill Is. Brown.
$40, $50 s. 90 won; Miss Waters, Ill Hanover.
$50. go. second: Tener. III Mountainl, SO
third Time, 1875 Ford Mai. Water Lad and
Ben Uncas also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-SeTlrg; 4-ycSr-olds and up
ward; mile and seventy ya,ds Charles Francis. 10
CButweln. SID. $50. 80. won; NOdeles 'lC
fAmhru<e) NO so second: MeulO Park rs
a. McTsgzarl s2so. third. Tine. & Is. Au-
tumn and Dr. Kendall also ran.