The Washington herald., 1919-04-16
PRINCE GEORGE CONSOL ALTON
HANDICAP WONBY AMALETTE
Disqualifying OF Fairly for Dumping Cadillac
in Fifth Nearly Caused a Riot AT
the Judges Stand.
by .sIG.r

BY "SIG.-
Amalette's burst of speed In the
T. stretch took the getaway feature
event away from Hauberk at Bowie
Yesterday, bringing the purse of the
Prince George Consolation Handicap
70 the Koppin colors.
Incidentally Amalette paid for
Douglass s tickets on the entry, the
, hot tips having gone out on her
running mate. Hauberk ran a
. sturdy race under too heavy a
weight. Clean Gone would have
stood a chance of first had the race
. been a furlong longer.
o The race that took the breath from
he favorite players was the third,
when the speedy Louise V was van
pushed by Onico. With much of the
money riding on the Koppin entry.
: Louise and Jack Leary In this race.
the winners put up a small growi at
the 5-to-2 price posted.
But where a small-sized riot was
nearly staged was at the judges box
in the fifth race, after Fairly had
crossed the field. humping Cadillac in
an effort to pull down first place. The
=, first numbers posted gave Fairly frst.
: Cadillac second and Puts and Calls
, third places. The Fairly players
several Cadillac straight hackers
started throwing away their tickets
Five minutes after this the num-
bers were changed. the judges dis
qualifying Fairly for foul running.
Policemen and guards were brought
into active service 70 keep the mob
sof discontents from invading the
judges box.
, Then 1t was that the salvage crew
rOt TO work. Throughout the betting
ring and the fence side there were
n multitude of players looking for
those $3.50 tickets thrown away.
While the Fairly rooters did not out
number the Cadillac hackers, they
sent up a roar that was not easily
subdued by the cheers from the win
ming horses hackers.
Refugee ran away with the sec
ond race, and Margery. carrying
several thousand dollars, rambled
into a difficult show. Lowtide placed
with ease.
cal winner on his performance of
the day before. Tranby showed the
same endurance. speed and grit that
was displayed by him on Monday.
So franor placed for a good price.
while Laura Miller. carrying a big
batch NJ coin. brought up third posi-
ton. The big disappointment of the
meet continued to disappoint. Tiger
Rose took more money away from
hackers with less reason, il is esti-
mated than any other horse at the
spring gathering.
Ben Hampton took the sixth race
away from wewoka in speedy style.
the latter landing second place cas-
lily from Sleeth, the favorite.
FIRST RACE-SiV and one-half fur
longs Tranby. lis CRice). $50. 40,
2s0: Sanfranor. los Csterling). 5e.40,
no: Laura Miller. 1O2 CStapleton),
80. Tiger Rose. Korfhage, Master
McGrath. Yankee Notions and Lady
Ward also ran.
- SECOND RACE-Six and one-half
furIongs. Refugee. lis CRice), 1850
Le0. 80: Sturdee. 11s CMorris), $50
a.. Margery. 10s CRichcreekl, 20.
THIRD RACE-Fiye and one-half
furIongs. Onica. 90 CRichcreeO. 11.S,
Isn, 2sO: Louise V. Hfs CButweD.
3aN 20; Harry Breivogel. us
DenyseD, 20 Broom Peddler, Jack
I.eary. Munbo Jumbo and Lloyd
George also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Seven furlongs.
Amalette. 10i (Obert. 40. $50. out;
Hauberk, 126 CButwelD, 500, out; Clean
Gone. 90 (Stapleton). out. Douglass
and Waukeag also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One and one-quarter
miles Cadillac, 1C9 (Stapleton). 1880,
4so 500; Puts and Calls, rs CBut-
weld, go. 2.2O; Luther. 10 (Rice).
40 Fountain Fay. aFairly and
Hardwood also ran. aFairly won but
was disqualified for humping Csdil-
lac.
SIXTH RACE-One and one-six-
teenth miles. Ben Hampson, 109
(Ober). $50, $50, go; wewoka, 90
CStapleton). $50. $50; Sleeth, fo7
lDenyse). go. Comacho also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-One and one-six-
feenth miles. Frank Shannon, S
Cstapleton). so. 80. 2.7O; Capt Hodge.
lO1 CMoore). '43O, 2S0; Noureddin, 100
Oenyse). 80. Miss McGiggle, Carl
Ellwanger, Tnquieta and Flora Finch
also ran.