New-York tribune., 1920-11-28
Wilson Entry
Has Easy Time
In MUD Race
Favour Takes First Callop
by Five Lengths; Sec
end Goes TO Spearlenc
sr.cso, Correspondence Of rhs frionss

Sreelo, Correspondence Of Tho Triorss
BOWIE, Md, Nov. Pr. T WI
sons yellow Hand won tho Comrade
Handicap, q gallop Of mile and sew
,nty yards. the 81 500 feature OF the
racing program at the Bowie track to-
day. The three-ycarold geld:ng ap-
reared r.sht at nome in TIE heavy GO
;tg and, despite a st.newhat disadvan-
tageouS start, came az - AZ the stretch
.irn 20 win by a comfortable margin
yellow Hand was excellently ridden
by Weiner. but in view of his bad luck
1t thes start it may have been as we'll
hat Ny Dear. the second choice, was in
close quarters until well into the
stretch. My Dear was hemmed in on
the rail- where the going was partlcu-
rne better going of the middle after
strengthening f2r the run home Ny
Dear finished with q rush and was
wearing down Yellow Hand at the end.
Mooney Wins Two
Joe Mooney, who is one of the most
,opula1 Jockeys riding in Maryland,
>tarted auspiciously by winning
double. He had the leg up on Favour,
one of the Randolph entry, in the frst
ace at a mile and seventy years, which
tie combination won in common gul-
lop by five lengths. Mooney took the
second trial over the same Instance
with Spearline. This Spearilne ran
ourly. broke slowly and attempted to
,on out several times and barely lasted
% nose out Aurum, which finished WIN
great rush on the outside.
But in the third race, at six furlongs,
Mooney barely finished in the money
with the -year-old Dough Girl. Be-
cause of the heavy "come-back" money
the Davis filly was played fol-. one OF
-he real live ones of the week. The
,ily, Usually a fast breaker got away
behind her field She was rushed up
quickly into the lead, but stopped to q
walk at the head of the stretch. There
Antilles and Blue Bell both rushed past
hsr and fought i. out to the. end for
.irst money. Antilles won by less than
half length
The results:
Frse rae ,ons 'nis AND seyensX = ~ Nerds} as,
s5O won; Kinglirg II. los Jarvis>. $40
ard so second May, lo5 (Aron', $3.50,
third Tine-i:sa Al Pierce porothy'9
Pet Margery. NesuVius. Eeina o.. -NapoIi
and Sir Jack also ran
Second race Tone mile and seventy Yards;
eor al ages claiming; purse 81 ooo)I,
speariene lls CMooneey9,. So $50 "a and 20
al
and $50. second Benevolent. il3 tMor-
r.sl. sl7o. third Time so 45. Point
10 POINT. sir Up. Trapping. Beaumarals.
Kate Canal ana Hopeful also ran.
Third race Nhe Wfnsom9 Purse. two
.ea~-o.d fllies; six furlonGs; purse 81 900,
Antilles. las PearCe), $3.50, SN.3O and
=. 30 won; Blue Belle. lo4 (Weincr) 81 and
81 so second; Dough Girl, zoo tMooney):
SEQ third. Tine-l;l5 l-5. VIC and
l'iYt: also ran
Fourth race (the Comrade Handicap.
o. l..e anA sesenty Yards; for all ages;
nurso 81 700) yellow Hand. l16 (We!ner> {.
$50 $40 and out. won; Ny Dear. lO9
,.leu,cN. s.. 90 and out. second: Lechares
60 Cl>utwe'fi, out, third. Tine-l;4 10
Var CRY @isc ran.
l'if-h race tthe Valiant Purse; onn mile !:
- -vo and three year olds' purse 200,
81 60 von. .jadda. III Robinsonl S2ao
90. sut OUT. second Nenal JOY lo7
F.ancast-I). se.7o. third. Tine 43
,4ocn f,-au uge. Orius. Mark West and Will
ton-irrow also ran
sixth .acr Tone milo and q sixteenth; !;
~ ,hr.c-y~ai olds and upwart; claiming
,lrr. 1.2G0)-Sunnyland l15 tMiller).
.5Sr. $3.50 and 81 90. won; Nendrie llo
.9obinsor). s1.7n and 40. second: Chas-
s~ur 1IS (F}rtweiD. 81. 20. third TiI..e--l :5l.
ing John. Co.un.bine. FNbberty Giobet
Marie -Antoinette ana Lava also ran
Seventh race Zone mile and turlong ;
..-7-,.-y1,r olds and upward claiming =
i.lrse si.20o)-WooA Thrush. ll2 ,HeupeD.
-i2 ,ButweiD. go and $3.50 second {;
Sar.t.,u,ntal l02 tSchwartz). $3.50 third.
- me, 50 So Court Fool, Mistress Polly.
4,4r Coy Kebo and Thistle Queen also ran.