The Washington herald., 1919-04-09
BREIVOGEL RAN GREAT RACE
TOLAND TOBOGGAN HANDICAP
Outsiders Had Their Innings as Favorites
Were Severely Jolted When Third and
Fourth Choices Won
by SIG

Favorites were consistently top
pIed over at Bowie yesterday after
noon during the running on of a
fair card which furnished plenty of
rhfills for the banner crowd which
ras been a feature at the course
,ince- the opening day last Tues
day.
on days at the track when out
siders score their innings usually
start of after the initial dash for
,-year-olds, but yesterday even the
leavily-backed Whitney entry had
Is measure taken by J. II. Shreve's
NaIlipolis, which rewarded his
packers by paying 5000 for 81.
Not only did third and fourth
choices account for the majority of
the numbers on the card but two or
three 100 to l shots surprised the
form students by popping up >or
juicy place and show prices. Par
ticularly noteworthy in this connec-
ton was Hart Bernham's Comancho,
which set up an sSe price for place
money.
These surprises were due to the
excellent form Of some horses which
have only been out once or twice
since last year.
W. \. Burttsehelrs Harry Brei-
vuEcI proved his merit as race
horse in the feature event, The To-
bOggan Handicap" when he came
back with just such race as de-
fratcd field Of good ones Saturday
To- win from Dan Bright and Cobalt
Lass. Harry BrcivOgel grabbed an
early lead and was never headed.
Finding a world OF reserve speed,
q W. ]. BisseTs Sibola ran over the
large fieId OF starters in the second
race to win from the favorite Ina
rs1y and Laura Miller.
That Haubcrk's race saturday Just
nut him on edge was obvious when
this Old Maryland favOrite, running
with his best speed, laid in second
posttiou against Ballast until the
crucial moment. when he spurteu
tcross the tape a winner.
Jockey Obert engineered GenevieVe
home in the sixth event, in which
Alma q. failed to make good her
Iukr victory when she ran second
to-BW Hunley, disqualified.
In The nightcap 7. Z. Crists Kill
NOR saved the day for the form stu
dents when he easily disposed of his
opposition. Noureddin. owned by +.
Holman. made a bid for first place.
but he was not good enough to get
up. to kiImer. Edith Baumann saw
ed the show money.
Gnother card Of hard picking is
scheduled for today and another day 5
racing of pIentrOus thrills is promised
The summaries.
FIRsT RACE - -Four furionEs. KalhpoliS
.Curgr. go. 6lO > %; Querca lButwelll. 40
10. Mis-, Sharklet0n lRicel. ID EecarpO
.stt.. C1tvcb- Hugh. Alice Haigh. Miss stat
len- Sain Rose DrusiIIa, also ran
SEIUND RACE-FIve and One-hali turiongs.
-lloJ. AIctraIf E.4O 80, $40; COmacho
.Hirhrrrekl - - ls.O; Laura Miller tRoman-
EHt 1000 General. Sir Haste, Sea Beach, Dr
Campbell. Lady Ward, Risponds. Ina hay'
nj THIRD RACEst1 and oue-half furlouss.
AUsexasSln fButwcTr ii6O. SO. ~; Broom
Irllsr tRireI. 80. go, The Masquerade
lNIstcaln. 40. Pilsen. Dan, sunny HILL "O'u
Violet. aIsp ran. n.
FDl RIH hAN L He'tu luii'n-e' =
rrgeI tErirks0uI. $50 so. go; Cobalt Las
rRiracreekr SO. 20. Dan Bright Rice, ZSO-
gaukeas and Katie Canal also ran
FF-TH RACE-Hauberk Rice, 80 ~
, 50 Ballast fSneidemanl, 80. 24O; Lord her
bsrt lRirhrrPpkl. 30. Amalette. Nalspar
Prunes. also un- an
\STNTH RACE-Geneyieye b- lOoSIl,' -,
$40 40. simon Pure lEicks0nl. 80. SO
F70ra Finch tNIooneyl. $40 Bill Hunley. Sister
Marjorie. Capt Hodge. Alma b. also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Knmer iRicel. 4o, 80
= egs N0urrddin IDenyseI. 49-8, Do; Edlth
Bahmanu lRIchcrCekl 80 Boxer HazeinuI'
Miss FiIley. Savilla, also ran