The Washington herald., 1918-11-19

Bowie, MD, NOV. lo.-Prlnce
George Park was a sea of mud this
afternoon and the Mud Larkers'
held a successful inning. as two
rank outsiders stepped down in
front while form players were only
awarded on two occasions. Firing
Line under the colors of John Far
rell, jr., brought the biggest price
in the iron men. while b. Davis
Poor Butterfly captured the final
event at the sweet price of to l.
The feature event of the after
noon the Domino Purse for all ages
at one mile went to the Meadow
brook Stock Farms Kashmir. Kash-
mir was the heavy choice in the
betting but the public opinion diff
fers on the other six entries which
divided the betting to such an ex-
tent that Kashmir scored at even
money. Koh-I-Noor who grabbed
off second honors set the pace until
the top turn was reached when
McCrann made his move and won
going away with the Meadow brook
3-year-old. Matinee Idol had enough
left to withstand the challenge Of
Gex for the show position.
During the entire first three races
rain fell in torrants and a young
cloudburst during the running of
the third race made it impossible
for the spectators to see the horses
across the infield. Recognizing
colors in this seven-furlong hike
order until the stretch run was
made. Firing Line in a brilliant
duel with the Zouave and King
in, the la ST GiN-
teenth. King Neptune nosed out
Zouave for place honors.
The second event at six and
half furlongs booked as the Nursery
Purse saw a classy field of 2-year-
olds face Starter Tribe. Duchess
Lace with Buddy Ensor in the pig
skin won as he pleased while Ground
Swell and Drummond put up a
pretty duel for the other money po-
sitions. EnsOr placed Bette Bluff
in first position in the opening num-
ber for maiden 2-year-old fillies in
the five and a half furlong dash.
Miss Voski was second and Rea
Samuels third.
Cobalt Lass annexed the fifth
number which was selling event at
one mile and seventy yards. Dolina
and Lazy Lou counted for the other
winning tickets. william CahilPs
Kebo annexed the sixth from the
largest field of the afternoon when
jockey Hummer put up a clever
ride. Hummer timed his pace well
and when he applied the whip in
the last sixteenth the Cahill geld
ing came from behind nosing out
Fairly and Miss Fannie for the
honors. The summary:
FIRST RACE-FIve and one-half f,lssongs.
Bettis Bluf CEnsor), H. $50. $50, 40: Miss
Yoski Murphy). IL. so. 40; Rea Samueis
walls. IL. 37o. Time. 1:lO Is. Wilfreda,
Baby Girl, speedy Lady. KEYNOTE. Weymouth
Girl. Yyette. Jacnetts, Phantom Maid, Nellie
Yorke also ran.
SECOND RACE-six ard one-haf furlongs.
Duchess Lace tEnsorl, III, 500. 80. 240;
Ground Swell tO'Brienl. liz, so. SOD: Drum
mond Buxton. liz. $50 Time, 2i rs. Over
There and Triumphant also ran.
THIRD RACE-Seyen furlougs Firing Line
Dtyersl. los, $50, 1870. 7.6o; King Neptune
CKummer), ll3, 49, go; Zouave STALKER.
los. 3le. Time, l3l IS. sturdee, Langden,
Master Key. Golden King. Ballast, Lone Land.
Margery, also ran.
FOURTH RACE-one mile. Kashmir. Me
Crannl. %. 400 81, $50: Koh-I-Noor CwaIlsl
ILL., 40, 80; Matinee Idol tEnsorD. los. $50.
Time :i6 rs Ge1, Jus'e Au Bout, John |.
Day. Fairy Prince, also ran
FIFTH RACE-One mile and 70 yards. Co
halt Lass tRodrisuezI. 100. $40, sd. $40: DO
lima walls. 100, 500, SD; LAZY Lou Myers
l09. zoo Time Isl as. Queen of the Sea,
Pasza. sibols. Irish Lady ID. also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles.
Ksbo tKummerl 100. $50. 40 28 Fairly
tsterIing1, III. SO, $40; Miss Fannie (CarrolJ.
los. SEQ Time 1.3 as Cliff Field, Broom
Peddier Bar One Goblin, Manslayer. Jimmie
Burns. DIR. Campbell, Egmont, Luther. Wodan.
also ran.
SEVENTH RACE - One and one-sixteenth
miles Poor Butterfly lMcAtee). .lo2 1900. 80 500;
Widow Bedotte lSterlingl. 10 go. I60; Ocean
Prince GDoylel lcT, $50 Tine, i5i. Star
Shooter. Ninety Simplex O. NJ johnson, Royst,
Ringing 3D. Chas, -McFerrn, Goldcrest Boy.
stir Up. Hickorynut. also ran.