The sun., 1918-11-28
CLARK REFUSES BIG
sum FOR DUNBOYNE
Offer Of $4,000 Made by
George w. Loft Is
Turned Down.
Special Despatch to THn suS.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 37.-P. a. Clark OF
Boston, tho owner of Dunboyne. the
Futurity winner Of 1918. received al
offer OF $4,000 for the colt at the Bowie
track to-day and refused 1t. George W.
Loft Of New York. The owner of Papp.
the colt which won the Futurity last
year. made the offer.
Mr.. Clark was a visitor at the Bowie
track. During a conversation the tender
for the purchase OF the handsome son
OF Celt was made. Mr.. Clark not only
rejected II but ihtimated that no amount
could purchase Dunboyne.
This Is the largest sum offered for a
two-year-old in many years. II overtops
the price paid for Billy Kelly, young
ster that beat Dunboyne at Saratoga
during the summer After that victory
Commander J. X. l.. Ross of Canada
bought Billy Kelly for S27500.
Duuboyne's value. In part at least, lies
in the fact that he Is colt wherea
Billy Kelly Is n gelding. Billy Kelly is
ineligible to start In the Kentucky Derby,
which is restricted TO entire colts and
Niles
The only other colt which brought
big price this year Is War Pennant
Marvel and Motor Cop by A. X. Ma
coinber to Commander Ross for $4,000
Ted Rice garnered the honors OF the
saddle by riding three winners this af
ternoon--Hiph Born Lady. Obolus and
Jusque Au Bout. The results:
First Rsce-'rwo- year-oid naidens. niles;
purse $500; I'VE and o half furlongs-H'gh
Born Lady. ia tRice). straight $40. place
g:W. show $50. won; Miss voski, ~ Nc
freas. liz P5SeAt.e,, show g. third. Time.
ies l-5. Rae samuels, 'Keynote. Elected II:
TAG. sRhaIes, Speedy. Lady, Baby Girl.
'Inalan Spring and 'subterfuge also ran.
Second Race-Two-year-olds: selling: purse
sIoo: six and half furlongs-wyndover. 100
ron '5 r s,e ''g Ssfs @ rlsss
- 20. chow q 90 second Pouliney, ITO tRicel.
show o. third. Time. l:so rs. King Terry,
'l Th,s1 Ear'9rser and Bel s also ran;
selling; purse stco: ak and half furionTs-
Topper lie to Brisnl. straight t2i.o. place
sisx,: .hOT Mas 50 Won Show LOUIS " con u
Home sweet Home, lii Myers, show 81? 20.
bird. Time, 81. Orlando OF Havana. onico.
Mssds' Mslvolio 'seeliEht, Frederick the
Great, 'Amaekasslr and King Asrippa also
.Fieid.
Fourth ce-Three-year- olds and upward
Matinee Idol. io4 CNcCrannl. straight $40,
risce ts.ie. show 500, won: .Kashmir. iei
lMcAtee). place SEQ, show s?2O second
TING. la %. Gex and Aurum also ran.
Fifth Race--Three- year-olds and upward
claiming: purse tTeo; one mile and six
teenth.obolus. lls Ricel: straisht hse,
place IS, show NTe won: Bravado. 10 m :
TaEEsrt). place $40. show $3.50 second
Aldebaran. III tKummer'. show $40. third.
Time. 1850 Is. Lazy Lou. N. X. Beal. Ba-
bette and Thornbloom also ran.
sixth -Three-year- olds; purse s7oo
one rnile and seventy yards-Jusau' Au Bout,
,S tRic), straight 80, place $3.50. show
60 won. Peerless One. ioi Kummer,, place
u To- show $50. second: Poacher. l06 NC
Atee,. show alo third. Time. iE *. King
John. Csddie. Garrone. Miss Bryn, Dsiwood.
Half and Half and star Craft also ran
Seventh Race-Four- year-olds and upward
claiming; purse soc: one mile and a fur-
long-Crumpsall. ~ CPreece), straight 81 90,
place 10, show - so, won; Fountain Fay,
los !stslker). place 50 50, show 81 80. second
Goldcrest Boy, Ill &C. Robinson. show SO 10.
third. Time, :5s. Fairly, Clif Field Stir
Up, Dervish. Capital City. Miss Fannie. Sis
ter Emblem. Progressive. Richard Iangdon
and Golden Bantam also ran