The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-10
ENOS WINS AT ODDS
OF ALMOST 100 TO |
Runs Away From Field Of
Platers at Bowie--Mahony
First in Feature.

BOWIE, Nd. April s.--Raccsoers ~
ceived rude shock at Prince George
Park this afternoon when Enos, at al
most 100 10 I, sped homo in front ola
big fleld OF platers In the second ra6e.
Enos is a little chestnut gelding by seth
ard Lady Bildreth, and although years
old was practically unknown to the heat
or racegoers who turned out to see the
sport
All last year he raced at the Kentucky
tracks, but his record shows that In his
last dozen starts he failed to show any
speed that would warrant placing a
wager on him.
Since his arrival here he was reported
TO have run some fast trials, but BE-
cause OF his bad record little or no at
teption was paid TO him. As a result be
went TO tho post carrying the colors of
the Pastime stable and little Jockey
Conway as a rank outsider, the ~ mu-
tuel machines paying the long price of
Slse50 against his chances
When II came to racing Enos ran lite
ar odds on favorite should run. Con-
way got him away from the barrier in
motion and quickly sent him TO the front.
Tho eeldlng was fun OF running and
Conway kept him going at hts best over
the entire five and a half furlong Jour
ney At the end he was an easy victor, q
length and half in front of Miss Ster-
ling, which took place honors four
lengths ahead OF General.
Mahony. a bay colt belonging TO
Thomas Clyde, romped of with the
Naval Academy Purse, the feature event
OF the programme. Frizeur was second
and Wisest Fool third The event was
for three-year-olds at six and half
furlongs, and In quest OF the $1,000
purse fve good horses went forth to DO
battle. Mnhony was much the best. He
went 20 tho front when Jimmy ButwelI
gave him his head at the half mile pest
end won gallopng by three lengths. The
results:
First Rsce..-For four.year ODDS and upward;
1--WE and half furlonss; purse $500: Won
: SEQ; Trps a. STEEL M, iis Rice, r;@. MS.
Eotion. The belgian H.. Miss Tauntiero1.
Second Race-For four.year Odds ana up.
n wsra' . SasimirE; hye and half furlonr,;
'EriSs.on. ,lo.o niG o s Mt:: stsss .ns.
tButweD, $40 third. Time ioe as Scar
ssmouoh. virsinia fell. Galway, Thrift,
TSlrd ' Rsee [.q tour.y.ar.old. and up.
purse purse Ssm'p Won y Z, and hall +,
s2eo third. Time. / :os Is American, Korf.
hafe. Oriental Girl also ran.
Fourth Race-For three year. olds: six and
hall furlongs: pursS tloo: Won. hy
Frseur. ,6i Gricssony. $50 SS ,,ss second n
Wisest Fool, ll6 tRice). -. third. Time,
~ 20. Hsnky Panky, Romeo also ran.
Fifth Race-For reeyear.olds and MP
ward; selling; one mile: purse $500: Won
by n X. Beal. 10 tCorey), $50, $3.50 N.io;
Graphic. 1os tRicel. -. $40. second; Indisn
Chant. ITO tMerrler). $40. third Time,
~ 30. Sosius Peerless One. Pluviada also
sixth Race-For four.yearo ODDS and upward,
claiming. ISi one mile and sixteenth: purse
fsV: Won by Don Dodge, Ill (sterling), 0ik
$50. si.lo; Progressive. los tRichcreakJ, N.I
go; second; sleeth. lis tMsnders), $40.
inird Time; :5i. Fountain Fay. MatoAka.
Blue Rock. Baby Rasch also ran.
seventh Race-For three year. olds and up-
ward claiming: one mile and 20 yArds;
purse ssGo: Won by Harry Shaw, ll2 (RieS,.
we $50. $50; Widow Bedotte ioT fStsr.
mig, SO s. 10, second; Fairy Prince 81
,CarswelD. 81 so. third. Time, 40 Frank
shannon, Irquieta alec ran.