The Washington herald., 1918-08-23

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There were no features or handicaps
, on the card. but in. each event the
iields were closely matched. In seek
ing a feature Of the afternoon the
.stghth. race Of the card appeared be-
fore post time. the real one OF the
day In this mile and one-sixteenth
hike Great Dolly. brilliantly pifoted
by Jockey Willie, landed the honors
in what appeared TO be the cfassiest
field of the day. William Barnes Stir
{ Up took second place. while Bierman
landed the show position.
Bierman set the pace when the
string was lifted and held his own
until the stretch drive, and both Stir
Ep, and Great Dolly were. sticking
close TO his heels during the swing
.ssround the course. Great Dilly made
his move IN ten back stretch on the
second lap and Willie swung his
mount to the outside and made the
going tough for both the leader and
Stir Up. At the break on the turn In
the straightaway Great Dolly swung
: IN toward the rail and captured he
honors by half a length from Bond 5
entry, who had given Bierman a tough
tussle over the route.
Jimmy Butler. the leading jockey OF
the American turf, obtained a fur
Tough and put across the winner in
the opening race. when Grayson land
ed the Brackets. with Flying Dart
and Arrovsmith trailing in the
1ioueyed position. The second race,
which was at the same distance, was
n regular nightmare, as Heel Dale.
the second choice, nosed out Delaney
At the pole Bierman and Neville II
were the public choice. but were out
classsd in this going.
Clark NJ made every post a win
ming one in the third. which was a 81
furlong, affair. Miss Frances, heavily
played by the local people, ran second,
with Early Morning third Miss Filley
did the trick with all honors in the
fourth. as she lead from the break
OF the barrier all the way to the line
In this 611-furiong hike. Netty Wal
ehtt had easy running in the fifth. as
she topped this class over the entire
route Sally obey and Algardi fin-
-ished with the profiteers. Quinn. In
the sixth. captured the honors from
put the shute. with Hops and Blue
Boy taking second and third honors.
This was a great stretch run by each
OF the entries, as the horses were well
punched when they crossed the nm
ishinz line. Lola, a heavfly-backed
favorite. captured the seventh. with
Twenty-seven in second and Molly o
In third. The results follow:
FIRST RACINE and one half furiongs:
Grayscn. ITO lButwelD. TO 40. so; Flying
Dart II0 Domnickl. 7.so. 500; Arrorsmith. Us
tAIezandral. IN Theophie. Expression, Little
Goddess. -Tinsel. Marie Lydia. Dave Campbell.
Howard Weber also ran. Time. l5D.
SECOND RACE-FiVe and onehah furlongs:
Had Dale. r3 OPiekensl. an. $50. 40. De
lsncey. III tAlexandral. 4 %. $50; Bunics. 1l3
tR- Ryanl. 40. Bird Man. Carbide. King
Tuscan. Neville ID also ran- Time. 90 "a
THIRD RACE-Six and one-hah fmIongs:
Clark M..1 rs Domniekl. 40. So. I'D; Miss
Ffaness. 10 .(Piekensl. 40. SEQ: Early Morn.
lis tGaugell. S3o. jose De Wales. nosa, Old
Rob. little England. Herder. Muckross also ran.
Tine n f5.
FOURTH RACE-six aad unehaf furIous:
Miss FiIIsy. los tPicksns). tso. an. $50; Hand
fal. 'H5 lR Ryan,. $40 30; C. ". johnson.
IL tAlexEndral. u.to Merry Jubilee. Bob Red
fad. Tom EiEard. London Girl. Jefferson Club.
Ffeda Johnsou also ran. Tine. ] Is 2S
FIFTH RAcE-Five and one-hah furlougs:
Nettis waleutt. is tR. Ryan,. $40. 10. 40;
Salis O'Day.- is tPieksnsl. 40, 80: Algardi.
II (Domnickl. 3Ta Ahara. Disturber. Lady
Edsina- Stsrsort also ran. Time. l1l.
Quin. 10 Denlerl, $50. so. 20; Hops. us
Iaeksonl. an. ara Boy Blue. 100 Doyle).
so. Parior Bo5, Punchincllo. Perpetual,
kEtahdin also ran. Time, 90 Is.
SEVENTH R4CE-Fiye and one-hah furlougs:
Lola. is '(Doylsl. 40. 240 2aoi TEenty-s seven,
IN. tPiekensl. 2sa. 20; Molly o.. rs why
nsrkl, 30 General Neville, syphon Boy, VIII
Cash also ran Tine. l.l0l-5
EIGHTH RAcE-One mile and zxtsesth:
Great Dolly. le CWillie). Stir Up, lli Pick
snsl: Bisrmsn. IL Uacksonl Maxim's Choice.
Ernont, and Jabot also ran Time. is.