The Washington herald., 1918-11-20
MUDLARKS ARE
In LIMELIGHT.
A. A. Doctors Colors
Twice in Front in Feature
less Bowie Card.

Bowie. Nd, Nov. l9.-Mud-larks stir
held the spotlight at Bowie today and
i've out Of the seven winners were
overlooked by the form students. The
crowd yesterday was large although
the card was a non-feature one. The
afternoons sport from the time bar
rier sent them away on the first race
was uninteresting and the winning
horses in all events won as they
pleased.
Getting off to an early lead Prunes
belonging to A. A. Doctor had an
easy time beating King John and
Graphic who ran second and third
respectively. Prunes went to the
front at the break and held that po-
sition for the entire sprint Of a mile
and a sixteenth. N. X. Beal who
was Installed favorite ran like he was
afraid to step in the puddles that
were still much in evidence on the
track and finished fourth.
The Doctor stable made it two for
the day when Babette annexed TIE
last race on the card after coming
from behind to catch Miss Fannie
who was leading until the stretcn
turn and who later gave way TO
Tootsie. Miss Fannie went into the
lead at the break and Babette run
ming under restraint caught the lead
er in the stretch and won going
away.
j. F. Sweeney's Dolina had an easy
time winning the sixth race and made
every post a Winning one. Dolina
went to the front at the break and
ran easily for the entire distance.
Gray Eagle was second and Goldcrest
Boy third
Salvatelle. a 80 to / shot. slipped
over on the form players In the
fifth event Exmer went to the front
at the break, but soon weakened and
gave way to Salvatelle. who won
driving silk Bird responded gamely
to beating in the stretch. but could
not catch the leader. Javata, the
favorite. was third.
St Quentin had an easy time hold
ing his field safe in the second race
and won easily. with Mormon Elder
second and EarlOckcr third.
Tiger Rose annexed the brackets in
the first race with Elected I'd in the
second position and Sundaria third
The summary:
FIRST RACE-For ;-ysar-olds: claiming: &
furigncs. Tiger Rose STALKER NJ SD, SEQ.
ace second. Elected. ID McCrsnnl lCl, nd
N.ec- Third. sund4ria tBuxtonl lOs. $50 Time
LIS. Virago, The Dauphin Indian Spring,
WsWoka, Tidal SKY and Efies Pride also
sECoND RACE-For syear-olds; selling; s,s
fsiOng& St. Quentin Walls lO7. 1870, SO
SO Second Mormon Elder CKummerj H.
SO. 40. Third EarlOcker lKelsayI l6, $50.
Tine In As. POultney. Cock o the Run.
pemoeracJ. Clare Booths and Uncis's Lassis
THIRD RACE-For Syear-oIds and up;
elsilninE; furionzs. Sister Emblem tEnsOr)
N. I.tO, $50. so. Second. Starfnch lNIy-
ersl no. tOo 50. Third. BluebannOck John-
sonI rs. so Time IsS5 NOueddin, Miss
kTltsr Hsrds OT. Amackassin. LADY Small.
Loftus. Lady Eneen Annie Edgar, DalwoOd
Rhsdsmes. John Douglass also rsn.
FOURTH RACE-FOT 3-year-olds and up
selling; nile and une-sixteenth. Pr1Ines
: HAYNES q. 100, SO. S9. Second, King
JOAN (Rednquesl lo2. SO. ia Third. Graphic
isterlngi los. go. Time Isl. y. K. Beal,
Buckboard ard Sir Hello also ran
FIFTH RACE-For 5yesr-oIds and up;
cisimiug; / mile and 20 Yards sslystelle
Walker q. $40. l4D. 30. Second, silk
Bid, stalker n5. $40. go. Third, Jarata
tMcCrannl lE. 80. Tine 1885. Dave
Campbell. LOnslaDd. Flame and Exmer also
rap.
SIXTH RACE-For 3-year-oIds and up;
claiming; mile and One-siIteenth. Dolina
stalker lOl. 80. so. 2sO. Second, Grey
Eagle JolnsOnl IT. $50. 2s5. Third GcIi-
Crest Boy tsneiGmanj lo7. 80. Time 30 26
Christie. Flora Finch. GIomer. Biernan. Can
eeisria and Handful also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-FOr FLIES and mares: }
year-olds and W: claiming: lls miles. Babette
Myers lo3. l5so $40. SO. Second, Tootsie
Dfecrsnul lol. $50. go. Third, Miss Fannie
tCarroID lG 80. Time c:I3 2-5 Baby Sister.
Golden Bantam. Vocabulary. Silver Sandals,
Zinnia. ROsswater and Greetings also ran.