New-York tribune., 1921-11-22
[hamplaii,l Sets
Fast Pace but
| Loses by Nose
rmner Entered in Endur-
.nce Handicap To-day;
/ Vho Cares Beats Favorite
Pros. a Special Correspondent

the Annapolis Purse, tho feature
st..days racing at Bowie, but in q
s;an that gave his hackers paipita-
tbrough the final sixteenth. Medo,
sss~;ned in the early running, was
..rded to the limit to get up to
s.nplain, the early pacem maker, and
g at do so until the last ten yards
&Ss1o won by the proverbial lip.
The Annapolis was try-out for the
4,.Mrsnce Handicap, which will be run
8asnorrow, and like it, at seven fur
s,ss. Modo had worked we'll over the
ssria track. which is heavy and sandy,
~ had never before engaged in ac-
-, competition here. Because of his
ssrs he was highly favored by the
4 'smevhst slim attendance. Indeed, at
IN last moment a heavy plunge was
b -sae both on Modo and on r. I. Will
4 ,aa's Tsngerine.
Becsuse of TaWerine's misbehavior
4 he post the start was delayed five
s;sutes. Champlain got bust at
IA webbing when it finally was sprung,
nile both Tangerine and Modo were
q In a tangle in the ruck. Champlain
i zsuned up a lead of five lengths.
Tangerine Finishes Third
Ponce, who had the leg up on Modo,
3srgged the rail, despite it's heavier
q ,cing, and was content to work up
j 3adually on the pacemaker. It seemed
: hopeless task when the stretch was
4 rsched. But Ponce went to work gal
! sntly with hand and heel, and inch by
4 seh crept up on the flying front run
4 ,n. From the sixteenth pole home it
/ vs duel to the death, Modo finally
r,tting up in the very last strides, al
dough very tired colt. Tangerine
us outrun all the way, but finished
bird three lengths behind the others.
there was an upset in the fifth race.
/ s. mile and furlong, when Who
Cares took the measure Of Veteran, the
isyorite. This was due largely to AL
l.a's weak handling of Veteran. The
10y raced his mount off his feet in
he first half mile. and in the stretch
w.mitted him to swerve to the deep
gping of the inner rail.
Paul Connolly. which turned a form
s,mersault. beat field of thirteen
cheap platers in the second, sprint of
six and half furlongs. This heavily
Played good thing finished simply buck
Jumping three lengths ahead of The
Declsion. Actress, which was INDUCED
IN the lead for six furlongs, seemed
70 anchor right at the finish. The
weight was too much for The Decision.
By Jimminy Wins Priscilla Purse
By Jimminy, admirably ridden by
lang, scored imprdssively in the
Priscilla Purse, at mile and seventy
yards. Half the field was left in a
bad start. BY Jimminy, which had been
heavily played, was away we'll enough
and quickly racing to the front made
every post winning one.
In the opening dash, of five and q
half furlongs, Miriam Cooper got out
o. the maiden class by galloping a
dozen poor ones dizzy over the slow
track. Miriam finished ten lengths
IN front of Finnish Maid.
The attendance for the first day of
tie last weeks racing in the East was
unusually slim even for Bowie, most
unpopular of the Maryland tracks.
The results:
First race tpurse $1,000; for two-vear-o,a
rn' rnsauens' hve and a half furlopgs) Miriam
;s7o ;s won t rnsjsb rn9Aj5se4; l., 81 $40 $40 and
's,oo 's ana $40. second FiAery, ia (Erick.
,on). $3.50, third. Time. 1909 2-5. Tsdv
s~aS sSss;, Fretty Lady, Toodles, Stola. Fayelie,
~.
lnd MISS Vanity also ran
Second race (purse 81, 800: for three-vesr-
sas ssas ana upward; claiming; six and a half
w Connolly, III (Lang1
istg 10 eponcs9 sss ana q s4so won The Decision
' 'ess 1os tPooD, $3.50, third. Time.
i:ss 90. Ponerene, Silence, Mr. Brdm1nel
az ns.nachassin, Charles J. CraigmiIe, Keziah
y. D's'er Emblem, Uncles Lassie, Lady Gran
~ ana Staunch also ran.
lwo-year-olds allowances: purse 1900:
!: Even sd fuTlongs)-Modo. Iii {Pouce,. $3.50
's.eo and $3.50. won: Champlain, III (Rob-
Idss01,; Ia 1a 20 and $3.50, second: Tangerine,
ppous snnut Wessie B.. Fannie Bean and
Volcanic also ran
Fourth race fThe Priscilla Purse: for all
yes; purse $1,000; one mile and seventy
,ss sads..By - Jimmy. 1o2 UAng), $40, $3.50
Y nc !. szl9, second; Lunetta. 1l5 (McAtee),
..So, third Time. 1:4s 2-5. Lady EN-
neiins and Love Tap also ran.
r. ruth race (purse $500; for four war
y scs .;as.. ana upward: claiming: one mile and
iolo and $40, won; Veteran 1I2 al
en), $40 and $3.50, second; Woodthrush.
"a "a, lsosish). $500 third Time, :6s As
,oter, Widow Bedotte and Joan Of Arc
'so ran.
i, : si1tn race tpurse $500; for three-year-
nos adm upward; claiming; one mile ana
|, sHs.eenth r. Anna Gallup, 1o4 tschwartz).
3Is;ee, ts.lo and s4.70. won: Austral, liz
5sonnsonl, s37o and s2.4o, second; White
a1syen, lo4 Qang). $3.50. third. Time,
::.eS 90 George Washington, Titanium,
,a Warlike, Rajah and Kings Belle
seventh racs (purse $500: for three
s and upward; claiming; one mile
"a .sa Sixteenth )--Fantochs, 107 {Ponce).
'flo. se;lo and $40, won; Satana, 1o2
Lang, $3.50 and sfl.4o. second; Medusa
~ tLowe), $3.50, third. Time, :53 Is
.ia !. Dad, Star Court Penelope, Regular
saseh ',ase T., Bounding Through and jacques