New-York tribune., 1920-11-19
.Jadda Defeats
Field Of Nine
1nFeatureR Race
Beams Three-Year-Old Out
runs Ticklish and Dry
Moon in Tiptop Handicap
From a soec4a, corr..oord..,

BOWIE, Nd, Nov. 1S.-J. w. Beams
three-year-old chestnut gelding, Jadda,
won the Tiptop Handicap, the stellar
event of to-day's racing at the local
track. This was a dash of six and a
half furlongs for thoroughbreds of all
ages, and Jadda, faultlessly ridden by
Jimmy Rutwell, landed first honors
from good field of nine.
Butwell was wide awake at the bar
rier and got off winging, opening up
lead in the first sixteenth. r. T.
Wilson's two-year-old Dry Moon, was
right after the paccmaker, however,
and at the end Of a sixteenth had
crowded hts muzzle to the front. This
-ewo-year'old, in the better going on
the outside. gave Jadda a real race.
The pair raced like team until we'll
into the stretch, when the weight be-
gan to tell on the juvenile. Jadda then
came away to a rather easy victory,
while Ticklish, which closed with a
rush, beat Dry Moon out Of second
money quite as handily.
HUSTLER, carrying the colors of Will
lam tarnuin, scored his first success
for his new owner when he won the
opening dash, at five and half fur
longs. Rustler, usually a bad actor at
In the first fight and never left the
result in doubt. He raced Ny Friend
Fat down in the first quarter; it was
only a gallop thereafter.
There was near riot at the con-
clusion Of the seventh race. It seemed
to everybody but the officials that
American Boy beat cut Court Fool in
q driving finish by good neck. When
Court Fools number was hung out as
the winner big, threatening crowd
gathered round the judges stand and
demanded. that the officials take the
number down. The decision went as
awarded. American Boy, it appeared
took the lead on the turn to win we'll
within himself.
The results:
First race (Two-year~olds: claiming: five
ana one half furlongs5-Rustler. lis fJohn- hrt
son), $3.50. $3.50 and $500. won: Mornlng
Time, l:lo AZ. My Fes' Friend Pat. f10 Foam Sna5n
Gaudy. Caprone. Glare Frances. sacajawea
Lady Granite, Tut, Cornelia c. and
Kehoma also ran.
two-year- olds; one m!le)-Bon Homme
1os. (seshutti,nser); 400. 1870 and s2.2o
(Mooney}. So. third. Time. l:4s. Hard
Guess, Due de Morny and Current Events
also ran.
Third race (The Rainbow Purse; three
year -olds; one mile and seventy yards)--
Ny Dear. lot tMorr!s). $3.50. $3.50 and
?s55oo' won; Sandy Beaeh. 1i0 GJohnson}
3Mooney). $50, third. Time. l:5l rs
ran.
Fourth race fThe Tip Top Handicap. 70,
all ages; purse 1914; six and one half
furlongs)-Jadda. ia (ButwelD s5.7C
go, ss1o and s24o won; TicklIsh. ia (John
e7 %cDer VEIN Hn0 $50 v tnrd ieGSno rlms Ty Mo2a sa
Tableau dHonneur. Mock Orange Fruit
Cake. Drummond. Charlie Leydecker ant
Legal Tender also ran.
Fifth race (For three-year- -olds and up
ward; fliies and mares; claiming; purse
coumbne III (ButwelD. sS.4o. $3.50 and
$3.50. won; Mistress Polly. 100 (Jarvis)
$3.50 and $3.50. second: Sister Emblem
vive McGee. Joan OF Arc and Dorothy.
Pet also ran
Sixth race (For three-y -year-o olds and up
ward; claiming: purse s1,214: ONE milo ant
sixteenth)- )-sesta, ia (Mooney). SO; 40
sn asa se1 Sna s4 aHksaa
Manouvre, Sir Jack, xRunecraft. Dlscort
and xAll There also ran.
xB. X. Marshall entry.
Seventh race (For threeyear- -olds ant
upward; claiming; purse s1.ol4; one mile
and quartcrl l-Court Fool, 1o5 Lan
caster>, $3.50, $40 and $500. won: Amer
ican Boy, lG7 tMooneyl. $50 and :aa0
third. Time. a:is A.. Aigrette ane
Thistle Queen also ran.