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

En1< A3eFiuttouS, NftoorlSuczl
sie.Se. $40. $40; Madeline Lillian.
x1is (Whittingtenl $s.so. $3.50; Mo-
gems. Ill, (Mstcalf). 34.4o. Time,
:isI-s. baby Grand, Psndhandier,
Omer X, Eyeopener and Repeat also
ran. x-Formeriy ran as Petunia.
Pluribus. breaking we'll, was
rushed up on the outside In the early
stages ana came away very easily
at the end. Madeline Lillian was
firing badly At the end and Just
lasted to save the place. Moeens
closed resolutsly' on the rail after
racing greenly in the early stages.
BABY Grand was slightly blocked
right after the start. Omer K had
no speed.
Second Raee-The Archer, l13,
(rroxier), s1e.7o. $3.50, Sa.so; Tattie.
11s, (williams). $3.50, $3.50; DR..
All. i13; coitiisttt, S7.to. Time, i:1o.
Enrico Carusc, Americas Boy. Chal-
ienser. Riddle. Calvert and Weary
also ran.
The Archer, never far from the
pace, came away handily In the
stretch to win with plenty to spare.
Iattle, after racing foPwardly
throughout. weakened In the last
furiong. DR.. Hall broke running
and had no excuse. American Boy
closed some ground. Weary can do
better. Enrico Caruso quit badly.
Third Raee-Franklin, III, (Zoel-
ler), S3.so, s2.s0, $40; Pibrock, il4,
(Troxler), $3.50, s2.4o: Jack X. 1os,
tSchwarts), $50. Time. 1:33 As.
Broom Peddler. Poacher and Pokey
Jane also ran. (Pibrock and Broom
Peddler coupled.O
Franklin, on the outside all the
way, lost some ground on the
stretch turn. but came resolutely
through the fnal furiong and was
going away at the end. iPbrock, we'll
handled. was easily best Of the 9TH
ers, saved ground In the stretch but
weakened At the end. Jack X ran
an improved race. Broom Peddler
was always outrun. Poacher was Q
contender when he was bumped and
fell on the turn out Of the back
stretch. Scratched-Bonstelle.
FssPth Raee-Arrah Go On, 10s,
(williams). $40, saso, S22o; Ar
revhead, 1o4, (Richcreek), $3.50,
$2.7o; Midnight Sun, ia, (Sneids-
mani, $3.50. Time, 1908 As. You
Need. Veteran, Bill McCloy, Uncie's
Lassie also ran.
Arrah Go On had all the speed and
after racing Bill McCloy into sub
mission came away readily in the
hnal furlong. Both of them lost
considerable ground by swinging
wide into the stretch. Arrowhead
was easily second best and finished
with good courage. Midnight Sun
slow 70 begin and outrun to the
stretch saved ground In the stretch
and closed . big gap. Veteran closed
some ground.
Fffth Raee-Tantalus, Ill, (Rodri-
guez). $3.50. $3.50. $3.50; Dorcas, Io1,
(Fator), S3.4o. $3.50; Gain de Cause,
s5 (RichcPeek) $3.50. Time. 1:47 l-5.
Mistress Polly. Hongkong, Fleer,
and Frank Monroe also ran.
Tartalus away in a tangle. made
up his ground gradually under good
handling. closed courageously and
held Dorcas safe in closing test.
Dorcas showed good speed but had
no excuse. Gain de Cause showed
smart effort under lightweight.
Mistress Polly showed improvement
on the geing. Fleer quit badly.
sixth Race-Napthalius, 104, (Fa-
tori. $500, s3.7o, $3.50; Pilsen, 1o4,
(whittington), $3.50, $3.50; Austral,
1o2, (Richcreek). $3.50. Time.
1:s3 ~. Waterproof, Capital City.
Parrish, Meddling Miss and King
Neptune also ran.
Napthalius reserved behind the
pace, closed with q rush through the
last furlong and was going away at
the end. Pilsen was used up forcing
the pace and weakened at the end.
Austral closed With good courage.
Waterproof had no excuse. Capital
City ran q very dull race. Parrish
and Aeddling Miss quit badly.
seventh Race Tiger Rose, 1e3;
tHopkins), S1z.3o, $3.50, 1910; Mar
mite, 1o3, (Sneideman) 3l2.30, S1l-5o:
Bogart. Ill. (Schwartz).. $50. Time.
1 :43 2-5. Boher-Na-Breena, Tit for
Tat, Sophie GAtewood. Le Bleuet and
Bengali also ran.
Tiger Rose raced forwardly to the
head Of tho stretch. where she
caught Marmite tifing and caught
her In the last fufiong to outsame
her in a drive. Latter was rushed
into . long early lead and weak
ensd At the end. Bogart saved
ground In the stretch and closed Q
big gap from . slow beginnig. BEN
gall stopped badly after chasing the
early pace. -.