The Washington herald., 1919-04-10
ENOS CAPTURES SECOND RACE
SETTING RECORD FOR PRICES
]. NJ Hubbard's Horse Makes His Debut At
Maryland Tracks by Outgeneralling
Miss Sterling and General.
BY asIG.,

When j. M. Hubbard's Enos jumped
out in front of his field In the second
event at Bowie yesterday afternoon
and easily managed to Withstand the
challenge of Miss Sterling and Genera
he put on record the longest mutuel
price yet set down this season. Enos
rewarded his few hilarious hackers
to the extent of slss.5o for s..
Yesterday was Enos' first appear
ance In Maryland. His debut was i'm
pressive. No one of his past per rforTn-
ances would Indicate he had sufficient
class to beat the fair field he did yes
terday which included DR.. Jones' Vir-
ginia Yell
Mahony made good a piece of the
reputation which has been gen
erously accorded him in the feature
event, the Naval Academy Purse.
yesterday. when he won from a
field of five horses by an easy two
lengths.
Hanky Panky. whitney's classy
5-year-old. which was played a
! trifie heavier than Mahony was
practically left at the post. Jockey
Troxler had his first mount at
Bowie on Hanky Panky. He made
violent effort to make up the
score of lengths lost at the barrier,
but failed to get the favorite in
the money.
For the first time yesterday the ini
\ tial event was not for the babies
Sister Emblem, with Metcalf up, easi
ly managed to take the measure oi
True As Steel and Laura Miller
Broncho Billy was riding over then
all at the finish, but he was unable
to make up the ground he lost at the
barrier through a sluggish ride.
1t is unwise, and ofttimes unfair
for the public to pan a jockey but
such glaringly poor rides as Jockey
Butwell is putting up can hardly be
overlooked. Jockey Butwell 'fel
down" on four out of five OF his
mounts yesterday and only won or
Mahony, 1t seemed. because of the
decided superiority of that horse.
| w. L. divers good old Kewesss
failed to win brackets in her second
start this season yesterday when r
Fenwick's Refugee beat him to the
tape. This is the second time Refu-
gee has caught the eye of the
| judges stand first.
Mrs ]. d. Misick's "in and outer
Graphic came near winning the fifth
race which was rather easily tsker
down by Shreve's N. K. Beal. Indiar
! Chant seemed the class of the race
but she could do no better than rur
third Notwithstanding the fact she
was hard ridden.
| William Walkers Don Dodge wor
the sixth race by a nod. taking the
honor from Progressive and Sleeth
| Fountain Fay, the heavily backed
I IN Unr1fa rflIav, y To- D,,tx
| failed to run In the money.
r. J. Allison's Harry Shaw chalkeC
up another victory for himself wher
he annexed the nighteap by takinl
| the decision from Widow Bedotte anC
| Fairy Prince.
| A full card is scheduled for today
and another day of difficult picking
anticipated. The summaries:
FIRST RAcE-sister Emblem tMstcaIn. 4.s
go. IN; True as Steel tTlicel. SO. go; Larr
1 Miller tPauleyl, so. The Belgian. Yankee Nc
TONS Bronco Billy, srenchy. Miss FAuntlero
\ also ran
SECOND RACE-Enos Conway, IsS 80. AZ
! 1910; Miss Sterling tEricksDnI. 100. $40; Gen
eral tButwelD, $40 Scarsmouch Galway
Thrift, Virginia Yell. wetona also ran.
THIRD RACE-Refugee tCorey), IN. 40
80; kewessa tRieei. go. 20; Ringing !
tbichcreekl, zso. American, korhage. Orients
/ Girl also ran.
! FOURTH RACE -Mshoney CButwelD, So
80. 80; Frizsur tErickSonl. SEQ. 40; wises
Fool tIiice). 400 Hsnky Panty. Romeo also ra1
FIFTH RACE-N. X. Beal tCoreyl. $50 So
40; Graphic tRieel. 500 40; Indian Chan
Meryier), 3.ls sosius. Peerless One, Plurian
| also ran.
| SIXTH RACE-Don Dodge tSterlins0 $50
oso 40; Progressive CRichcreekl. 521, 4R
sleeth Manders), 40 Fountain Fay, Blu
Rock. Natoaka, Baby Rasch also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Harry Shaw tRicel, IN
go. $50; Widow Bedotts (sterlingl geo 9,
Fairy Prince (CrisweID, 2sO Frank shannon