The Washington herald., 1916-04-09
Only One Favorite Wins
Overheavy Bowie Track
By GEORGE B. MORRIS.

Bowie, Nd, April S-Racing could not
have been conducted under more severe
conditions today. The track was a sea
Of mud and a raw. drizxling rain fell the
entire afternoon The card was scratched
in twain and the mudders mad il all their
own way. 1t was an extremely bad day
for the talent. as only one favorite man
aged TO get home first Kneelet, who
annexed the sixth race, being the for
tunate favorite.
In the initial nLmber a bad spill oc-
CURED as the horses were rounding the
back stretch. Videt, who was closely
Tapped on Huda's Brother, fell and Rich
ard Langdon, who was a length away,
stumbled over Vfdet. Both jockeys were
thrown but escaped without serious in
jury. Huda's Brother won the event in
the easiest manner, winning pulled up
by eight lengths, while Bendel was sec
Ond, FIVE lengths in front Of Protogoras.
Freda johnson snatched the next num-
Der rather handily. beating the heavily
played fsvorite. Lost Fortune, by q
length, while Mr.. Mack dropped into the
third position.
Pharoah had things easy In the fourth
race, when he came home four lengths
ahead of Humiliation, and o It's True
was third
In the fifth race was a pity to see
Brown toss the-Fsee -~sway by nnA-fti-
Judged ride Illuminator, who set an
early pace. was quickly followed by Phil
Ungar and Dryad- Brown went to the
bat on Phil Ungar and as they reached
the head OF the stretch Illuminator drop
ped back slightly and Phil Ungsr was
showing the way by q length. In the
meantime Little Forehand kept close VI
on Dryad and the field swung for home.
Dryad moved to Phil UngaTs saddle
girth and from there home 1t was a bat
tie, Dryad winning by q half length
| from Phi Ungar, while the public choice
fllufnfnator, was third. Good Counsel
who ran in this race, was purchased TO.
day by W. Shields. but he could not un,
track himself and was a distant trailer
the entire route
The nightcap fell to Ernest litter
backs recent winner, Peacock, while
Jabot was second. beaten a length, and
Baby Sister third
FIRST RACE-SellinE; Syesr-olds and upward
seven fIiriongs. HudEs BrUther. l0s (MOuntHinl
$40. A5o. $50. won: Bendel Ia (HAoOEez), 81 60
$50. second: Protasrss. lN Dulel. san. third
Big Lunax also ran. H. 49,
SECOND RAcE-Seihnx: Ayesrolas End upward
six furlongs. FIedA johnson l0l (SchsrmeThorul
SB.SO, $40 SO, won; Lost Fortune. los lander
soul. SO. S2eo second Mr.. Mack, Ill CHRrins
toni. S-9. third. Time. Il. Revere. MuEant,
Thought Reader and Jack Hanover also rn.
THIRD RACB-SeIling: +year-olds and upward
SIX furionEs- PhsrOah, Ill (Doylsl. S2D. s.
$40, won Humiliation los (GroFesl, $50 SEQ
second; 'Tis True los CBSIn, $3.50. third. Time,
l:El5 sureget, Indifferent, CbesertOo and
Meelicka also ran.
FOURTH RAOE-SiI furlOnEz; 4-yeAr-olds and
upward. Bnghouse l09 (Schermsrhorn), $50. $50
$50. won; Ancon, us CButweIn. S.s. $50 second
Brsndywine, o5 CMOuntzin). so. third. Tine,
lI5 IS BulgIr. Carlton G.. Ray O. Light, PHrioS
Boy and Reflection also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Seling; Syesr-Olds and upward
mile ami twenty yards. DTy1s, 100 ForehAndl.
S52o. $50. out, won: Phil Unger, % (B-uwul S.iO
out second; UluminRtOr. 20 lAOuntainl. out, third
Time, l.1 Is. Good Counsel also r1n.
SIXTH RACE-Selhns; Syear-olds and upward
mile and one-siKteenth. Kneelet los tSchuttinFegl
$50, s. %, $50. won: Lady Splrtueue % CBrOWnl,
$40. SD. seco I'd: Ford Mai, lis ward $50.
third. Time. 132S. Lambs Tail and Nike
Cohen also ran
SEVENTH RACE Selling; 3yssr-olds and up
ward; mile and one-SiIteenth. Peacock, lo5 Noun
tain. S3D A9, $40, won; JIbot, n4 CCruiss'
$3SB. s. second: RGby Sister. l6 CHETingtoul,
$50. third. Tine 1895 supreme, I'd Weiss,
River King. SGtunus and Mamie MeDee also rsn.