The Washington herald., 1920-04-06
Bowie Results

First Race-Sea Mime, Ill (Par-
rington). 1890, $40, 40; Capt.
Evans, 116 (Walls). $40, 80: Short
Change, 116 (Rodriguez), $50. Time
- 1:l3 1-5; Polynym, Primitive,
Acushla III, Headman, Teachers
Pet alos ran.
Sea Mime, at home in the going,
forced all the pace and was going
away at the end with plenty to
spare. Capt. Evans, outrun early,
saved ground on the stretch turn
and closed a big gap. Short Change
finished well. Teachers Pet tired
chasing the pace. Polynym quit
badly. Headman, went in the air
at the break and bolted.
Second Race-Ettahe, 100 (Hop-
kins), $40, $50. $50; General. lis
(Judgel, $50, 2.7O; Ina Kay. 1O7
Cwhittfngton), $40. Time-1:22 2-5.
Earnest, Little Ed, Apple Jack.
Plurene. Refugee, Betsy also ran.
.Ettahe found the going just to
his liking and breaking we'll was
rushed into a long lead and gal
loped in front all the way. General
bore out in the run through the
stretch and was easily second best.
Ina Kay had no excuse and was
weakening right at the end.
Earnest could never improve his
position. Little Ed, outrun early.
closed some ground. Plureen STUN
bled badly in the first furlong.
Third Race-Onico. .1O4 (Zoeller),
$40. ESQ. $50: Tarascon, 1O7 (HunD.
$50. 4.SO; Huron II. 1O7 CPonce).
4.40. Time-1:23 3-5. Mildred Eu-
retta, John J. Casey. RedIand. Med
ding Miss. Miss Wright also ran.
(Tarascon and Mildred Euretta cou-
pled).
Onico. at home in the going. was
never far from the pace and came
away readily at the head of the
stretch, but bore out in the final
furlong and was ridden out smart
ly. Tarascon saved ground on the
turn for home and Outgamed Huron
I'd right at the end. Latter was
weakly handled and hung right at
the end. Others were never serious
contenders.
Fourth Race Bulletproof, 1o3
(ColtilettD. $40. s2.70, s2.20; Fort
Bliss. 104 (Morris). $500. 1910;
Chief, 116 CWalls), s2.7O. Time.
l: 80. Bondage. My Dear also ran.
pany and dominating the running
throughout was at no time fully
extended Fort Bliss was easily
being hustled along right at the
end. Chief, outrun to the stretch.
closed some ground. My Dear tired
badly in the going. Bondage had
no speed and was always outrun.
Fifth Race Belle Roberts, 107
(Walls), $3.50. s2.50, out; Nebraska,
113 (Parrington), $3.50, out; King
ling II. los (Morris). out. Time.
1:50. John I. Day ran.
Belle Roberts toyed with her op-
position, assumed lead at riders
will, drew away. and was easing
up final sixteenth. Nebraska, after
racing in close company with King
ling II for greater part of the jour-
ney outgamed latter in final eighth.
John I. Day, high in flesh, tired as
! though short.
Sixth Race Verify, 105 (Hop-
kins), $21. s12, 5000; Keziah, %
| Dudge), $3.50, $14.30; Say When,
| 102 (Bryson), $11.50. Time, 1854.
Arbitrator, Charming. Lindley. Tom
/ Brooks, Semper Stalwart. Pas de
| Baker, Alex GetZ. Juanita III ran.
Verify, at home in the going,
worked her way up on the outside
and came away very easily at the
/ end. KeZiah saved ground in the
stretch and finished strongly. Say
When was raced to pieces in front
! and weakened at the end. Arbitra-
| tor had no excuse. Lindley was
badly pinched off at the start. Alma
b. closed a big gap.
Seventh Race -Indolence, ia
(HeupeD, S27.2O. 81 so, 1910; Tiger
! Rose, 105 (Hopkins). $9.10, $3.50
Crumpsall, 110 (Rodriguezl. $3.50
Time, 1856 AS. Handful. Mallow-
mat, Prunes, Corson, Yorkist ran.
Mallowmat made the early pace,
running with Tiger Rose and
ICrumpsall, but was unable to with
| stand the rush of Incidence when
the latter made his move comm 6
into the stretch. Incidence won GO
ing away. Prunes ran a dull race
and was never a factor. Corson. was
well up half the route, but quit
Handful traSed the field the ma
jority of the journey.
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