The Washington herald., 1918-11-30
OUTSIDERS In
EXTRA INNING
Mudlarks Bowl Over Fa-
vorites on Featureless
Program at Bowie.


were bowled over right and left here
this afternoon. 1t was a feature
less day in which the mudlarks held
full sway. Only one fayorite caught
the judges eyes during the running
of the seven events.
Outsiders started the, session in
the opening number, when Jefferson
Livingston's Tidal. running in the
field. landed the honors from bunch
of thirteen starters. Hurricane, who
had been placed in the field after
being coupled with Poilu. grabbed
off the place position. while Baby
Girl. another outsider, stepped
down in show.
Tidal paid his hackers IL 1-2 to /,
while Baby Girl paid $3.50 for each
dollar ticket. Loyal Peter, Apple
Jack II and Elected II found the IA
vor Of the. crowd and were made
even choice in the betting.
In the next number. which was a
stX-furlong dash, for 2-year-olds.
nonwinners since October 80, T. L.
W AAocA > al " ds
by the wise ones and romped in front
at the fat price of 13 to /. The Dau-
phin. with little Pauley in the pig
skin. was entirely forgotten in this
number. and scored second place at
the top money of the afternoon. as
81 tickets paid S72.90. Wilfreda ran
third.
Prevaricate was held in check
until the stretch, when Doyle gave
the Wilson gelding his head and
he won going away.
Thirteen entries, 3year-olds and
over. faced Starter Edwin Tribe in
the next. which called for a hike of
s 1-2 furlongs from out the chute.
The Decision, from the barn of Capt.
]. E. Davis, with Willie O'Brien in
the saddle, made every post a win
ming one. Firing Line. who finished
second, made a great bid in the final
drive. but even under wraps from
Stalker. the Farrell. jr., gelding
could not catch the fast-running Da-
Wis horse. DIR. Campbell came with
rush on the outside and man
aged to nose out Bierman for the
show. The decision paid 8 to 1 to
his faithful followers.
The fourth event was an sll-aged
affair at one mile. Kashmir, from
the Meadbrook Stock Farm cap
tured the honors after a great duel
in the stretch with Drummond and
ThornblOOm. Thornbloom set the
pace until the last sixteenth when
McCrann on Kashmir came up with
a rush and overrun Thornbloom and
Drummond in getting to the tape
The protest by Myers and Hummer
was not allowed by the judges.
The only favorite to catch the
judges eyes came in the next num-
Der. which was one mile and quar-
ter selling race for 3-year-oIds.
Grifith's Ballast followed the early
pace handily and when Queen of
the Sea faltered at the half mile
pole moved into the lead never to be
headed. Valspar got up in time to
take the place away from n. X
Besl. Queen of the Sea refused
when called upon.
The Wagnon and williams entry
which was coupled in the betting,
took the sixth race when Goldcrest
Boy easily blinked under the wire.
GOldcrest Boy never made a move
in this mile and sixteenth race un-
til the stretch run when Robinson
came from nowhere and won by four
lengths. Widow Bedotte. a heavily
played favorite along with Fountain
Fay, finished in the other money po-
sitions. Broom Peddler coupled from
the Louis and Skinner barns won
the final event with Blue Thistle.
the favorite in place and Grey Eagle
third. The summary:
FIRST RACE-Foi maidens: 2-year-oIds;
claiming ave and one-hslf fulonEs: TIda Ilt
tKummer,. $50 l4p I'D: Hurricane. 100 my
ersl, liS 80; Baby Girl. Ill (StsIker) TO- %
Tine. Ill Loyal Peter. Blue Devil, Trom-
Peuse, The Talker, Elected 3nd, Echo B.,
Helen C. SundAris, Apple Jack and PoiIu also
SECOND RACE-Fu 2-yesr-olds: claiming six
f1lougs: PreTaricate. liz tDoylel. $50 IT.5o
90: The Dsuphin, 100 (Pauleyy, 72o $50;
Nilfreds. lOl Myers. $50 Time. II 20 Bag
heera. Pinard, Sky Man. Laekawanna and We
wUka also ran.
THIRD RACE-For 5year-olds and up; claim
ing; SIX and a half furIonss: The Decision, ia
20 Brienl. 1850. lilo. SD; Firing Line. 100
STALKER. $40 sd Time 20 35, c. A. Com
iskey Biemsn. Trsnby. Bluebannock, Chemuns,
Caddie. Greentree, Poacher skeer Face and
korfhsge also ran.
FOURTH RACE-For all ages: selling; one
LAAASs hdshAnATs lVp NhCAHTdnnl, b.S, Itp ZBs
Drummond. ss tMyers,. $50. go ThornbIoon,
los tkummerl, $40. Time l::6 Koh-I-Noor
Highland Lad and King John also ran.
FIFTH RACE-FOr msidens; 2yesr-olds; /;
claiming; i've and half furlongs: Ballast lo4
CNeAteel. so, $50. out; Vslspar. lO4 (Rod-
rizuezl. $50, out: n. X. Bea 10 Cstirlingl
out Time, 2:H Is. Queen of the Sea also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-For 5-yesr-oIds: claiming; one
ard one-siNteenth miles: Goldcrest Boy, Ill
lO.1' leo, 20; Widow BedOtte. lG Ckummerl
81 40; Fountain Fay lOs STALKER. Dal-
wood. Csndelaria, Progressive. Bar Coy and
DeTish also ran
SEVENTH RACE-For 5year-o!ds and up
wards claiming: one and sixteenth miles
Broom Peddler. 20 rFtobinsonl. Blue Thistle. III
tMeGrannl; Grey Eagle. ITO tMcAteel Time,
10 Sea Beach, King Neptune. Fairly Hondo.
Lady Eileen, Miss Fannie Drawn. Council
Virginia Yell and Flora Finch also ran.