The Washington herald., 1919-04-04
TWO-YEAR.OLD CAPTURES
FIRST BY GRAND SPRINT
Sister Emblem Sets Gruelling Pace in Fourth,
Killing Off Kewessa, Who Quit
at the Half. Post
Nv s.sIE.,,

e said to have contained any fea-
ures. these were the first and fourth,
yon by Oleaster and Sister Emblem,
respectively. Both ran races which
ct the large crowd at the Maryland
curse on edge, the victory Of Oleas-
er being especially impressive. The
Iastings-Olympia filly, victor in her
lst two starts at New Orleans, dem
instrated that she possesses class
nd gameness when she soundly beat
'alvert Cby HarriEan-Anytime),
tewcomer 70 the colOrs. after the last
auied seemed to have the race his
wn way up to the stretch turn.
When Rice let out Oleaster, which
lad been rated within striking dis
ance Of the pace maker to the
.tretch, she settled down to her task
With the grim determination of the
cal race horse and a sixteenth from
he wire had overcome Calvert's lead.
Dlesster won going away in the good
.in1e OF 20. Fanny Cook, bay filly by
rheo. Cook-Schnapps. another tirst-
outer, whom the rail birds favored
strongly to beat Oleaster. was third.
sister Emblem captured the fourth
after setting a gruelling pace all the
way Of the six and one-half furlongs
ard Burning M the legs Of Kewessa,
who quit at the half as II short. But
we'll had the mount on Sister Emblem
and rushed the mare to the front at
the chute exit. riding her hard all the
way. BronchO Billy came from be-
hind in the stretch to offer argu-
ment. but was not good enough, and
Sister Emblem landed first by more
than two lengths. Harry Shaw. an
other raiISird special. could do no bet
tcr Than land third money. He, too.
sr-rrd short. and. as in the case Of
EawcRsa. the race should have done
FirE 70 world OF good.
H'arccry awarded her followers in
a.. ;hird race by again taking the
Ir.t-rrc Of Refugee over the six and
o0e-half furIong route. as on the
C1auiuE day. Refugee was played by
~ % majority as " the race was to be
handed to him through the medium
o. a formal presentation by the other
,uutendcrs. Margery got of better
yesterday than she did Tuesday. and
had the race her own way. although
winning by a rather narrow margin.
Sueidsman. however. could have won
further with her had he been so dis
posed.
In the second race the wise ones"
came rnto their own when Jack
Lrur.. maiden, won easily from
Loyal Peter and Tiger Rose.
Tho nth race went to Mumbo
Jumbo with Kilmer chasing him
hard. SOsius lasted long enough to
take third money.
Harry Breivogle reversed his de-
feat Of Monday. when he ran fourth
10 Lord Herbert. by taking the
measure Of the Fitzherbert-Manza-
nita Eelding in rather easy fashion
in the sixth race. DoIins edged in be-
tween the two in the stretch. finish
ing second to BreiyOglc. Thorn
bloom was fanCicd somewhat in this
racc. despite the fact that he bled
sItghuy in his previous effort. His
p.rformancc was Disappointing. as
was that Of Firing Line.
Zouave turned the tables on Boxer
in the last race, winning easily.
This horse. with Puts and Calls
should be brought to the post in
stall. Both have the habit OF kick
ing everything in sight, as II bent
on eliminating all competition that
gets within range Of their hoots'
In his first appearance at Bowie
this season ZOuavc kicked badly
two horses. while yesterday his
pIunginE hOofs knocked out what
ever run might have been possessed
bv Ben Hampson and Tranby. The
summaries:
FIRST RACE-FDur fulongs. O.eas;er. llz
rRicel $40. SO 26J: Calvert. IL lButwelh'
40 20. Fanny Cook Ig9 lIsrgierI, SO. Time
90 Foreclosure. Canvas Back, Drusilla, Lit
tie Alexander also ran.
SECOND RACE-SiE furlnugs: aJack Lean.
ll3 iButwelu. 6D. ; 20 30; Loyal Peter. llO
IRice1. 40. 30. Tiger Rnse. llgl1 IF. RoO1nsonl ,
40 Tine ll4 rs aLeinster. Frank 9nAh-
non Hand Grenade Cora W, fodder also ran
aNrGinnis and McLInchey entry.
THIRD RACE-SiN and OnehaH turlonss;
Nars7-ry lOS lSnrideman', 40, $50. 20; Re-
fu-ee. Il5 ~. Robinson. 500. go; iinging H.
ll5 CwakOf1. 5n Time. a 20. Cleaning
Safranor. Ideal. SaTilla also ran.
FOURTH RACE-SiN and Onehaf furlonEs
Sister Emblem 10 lButwelD, lilo, 80. @5O'
Broncho Billy. is Mooney. l3tO, tlO; Harry
shaw, is JCurey I $50 Time. = IS. he7veSsa.
Ocean Prince sea Beach, nT Chariot RLSo ran
FIFTH RACE-Six and one~half fTlongs
NIurbo Jumbo 10 lWakof1. SO, 400, so;
Kiluner. lis lMstCaIr. 60C. 40; SOsius. ll5
Pauleyl, 100 Tine. - ScGamOuch, Little
Boy. General. RisDOude NapoIi also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Oue mile. Harry BreiToEle.
i'll lButwelU 1870. 10. 30: DUna, lo6 tSteTI-
ins1. T6o. $50; Lord Hcrbcrt. IOo tSneideman'.
2To Time. I.C - ThrUbOOU, lIrlns Line.
Slepth slsp ran
SEVENTH RACE Nil" and t~ra' ards
Zouave. III lNcTazSur L6L r-'g -; Huudiul,
10 tEriCksoul. so. 10. ErNar I.t II. L hin
xpnN. 30 TIM. I.b25 HsnH'l Rat ReH
H1nrSon. TTsnly sI-r Sat-.