The Washington herald., 1918-04-09
OWNER CARMAN
WON TWO RACES
Louise ", a Three-Year.
Old Maiden, Captures
Expectation Purse.
By HIGHWAY.

Owner R. F. Csrman carried of
honors at the Bowie Race Course
yesterday afternoon, when his good
filly Auntie won the first race, and
Louise ", a three-year-old maiden,
came right back In the second heat
and carried away for him the Ex-
pectation Purse. Jockey Dominiok
rode both OF these winners and re-
ceived hearty congratulations with
Carman.
Neither Auntien or Louise V. were
favorites in the wagering, but both
Of them stepped home in neat fasE-
ion and literally rewarded their
supporters.
Track conditions were not ideal
yesterday. clouds OF dust following
the horses in the longer races, but
this did not interfere with exciting
finishes, and a real good afternoons
sport.
Col. W. A. CANDLES Hubbub came
right back yesterday and won
handily from a good field in the
fourth race. Hubbub was badly
beaten in his first start at Bowie
last week, but this was because he
had just arrived from Hot Springs
the morning Of the race and was
not properly keyed up. He left
little doubt in the minds of the
crowd who would cross the tape
first for soon after the barrier was
sprung he spurted into a command
ing lead.
Thomas Clyde's Onward fell down
again in the second race. as did w.
c. Capps' Ina Kay. which is long
overdue. Onward seems TO be faint
hearted. Although he has started
more than a dozen times and ran
second or third the majority of
these he never proves good enough
to pull down a purse.
Kilmer, DR.. Gustave Grossman's
horse. made up for several bad
starts when Jockey Johnny McTag-
CERT took him out in front in the
nightcap and urged him to pass
the Judges stand first over Dalrose
and Dartworth. Both Dalrose and
Dartworth showed a fine squirt OF
speed in the stretch, but neither
was good enough to get the deci-
sion from Kilmer.
DR.. J. S. Tyree's Jack of Spades
showed he is rapidly improving
when he finished a good second to
Carman's Louise V. in the second
event. DIR. Tyree has not won a
purse at the Bowie meeting as yet,
but he will certainly get his share
before stakes are pulled.
W. ID. Bernhardts Ornery dis
played real class in the third race
when he found himself good enough
to easily dispose of such god ones
as May w. Ina Kay and Presump-
ton 1t was Ornery all Of the way.
Jockey Erickson shared honors
with Jockey Dominick for the day
as each Of these boys won two
races. Jockey Dominick accounted
for the first two events. and Jockey
Erickson rode the third and fourth
winners during the afternoon.
A very fair card is offered At the
track this afternoon and from
weather conditions mud lsrks will
come into prominence before night
fall. The feature race again today
is the Liberty Bond Purse. which
calls to the barrier such good ones
as Obolus, All Smiles. Airman,
Woodward, Graphic, Irregular and
Judge Wingheld-
FIRST RACE-HaH mile: Auntie. uI Dom-
TaggSrtl. 80. Sd second: Tiger Rose. ia
IN. Rowuu). $50. third Time. ~ seconds.
Louise Mack, Madam Byng. Bonna A. Little
Msudie and fodder also ran
SDOOND RACE-ThreequArters Of . mile:
Louise ". Ill (DominickD. RIO. 10 500.
won; Jack Of Spades. ll6 CAmhrOsel. $50 4lo.
second; Onward. u6 Rice. 80. third. Time.
III+& Joseph P. Murphy. Jack Schas. Post
age Stamp, Candidate ii. Dublin MSry. sax
hams Journey and Greek Slave also rSn.
THIRD RACELThree-q quarters q a mile: Or
nery. % (EnckSon). H.oo 6.sO. 400. won; Toler-
snce, s9 CDenysel. I2lO, $50, second; PresumP
tiou. Ia u. McT1Sgart). 46O. third. Time. l:lL
May W.. Lord Herbert. Ina Kay and Frenchy
also ran.
FOURTH RACINE: Hubbub. lp (ESick-
son). LsO. 40 38. On; Kills, lGI tEusurl,
SEA. 40. second; TSadligitly, g tKummerl.
30. third. Tine. ~ IS Cart. Ray, Anal
sAmatOr. Widow Bedstts. Miss Fannie and
Greetings also nn.
FIFTH RACE-M5 and . sixteenth Pro
Eresive. lG Rodnskz). lilo, 600, $40. won;
Tootsie, l04 (McAtee). LID. 40. second; Rose
water. le tKummer1. 500. third Time. 30 rs
Jabot. The Busybody and Dady Ward also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and a sixteenth: ES