New-York tribune., 1921-11-18
Dresden Loses
Feature Race
By Scant Head
Condition Of Track Keeps
Better Horses in Barn
and Mudders Celebrate
From q spsosa, corrsspo.6s.s

BOWIE, Nd, Nov. 17.-There were
no brilliant spots in the racing here
this afternoon, but the fields were
large and the platers enjoyed several
keen struggles on sloppy track.
developed in the Gossip Purse, at a
mile and seventy yards, for Allies and
mares Of all ages. The winner was
Lunetta, which beat Dresden BY . short
head. while Lady Emmeline was third.
By Jimmy, which drew heavy play
from the talent, led from the barrier
to the milo post, where this one had
an advantage of two lengths on Dres-
den. with Lunetta in third place, but
going into the homestretch the leader
suddenly curled up and quit. Lunetta
after going to the front barely lasted
to hold off the rush of Dresden.
Delhimar Wins Opener
c. S. Wilson's Delhimar captured the
opener by more than a length from
Hillsdale, with Theo taking the con-
ISOLATION. The winner was Of winging
and never relinquished the van posi-
ton, although close pressed through
out the six furlongs by Hillsdale.
The second races was tough one
for form players, who sent in the
works on r. r. Wilson's Tangerine.
which ran sluggishly and was lucky to
finish third. E. F. Browns Hephaistos,
which on Tuesday went over at better
than 20 to /, was the winner, and as
this one was neglected in the betting
this afternoon. Plucky, a 13 to / shot,
was second, two lengths behind the
repeater.
Hobey Baker was rated along nicely
In the third, claiming affair at six
and half furlongs, and taking the
lead nearing the finish got the verdict
from Some Baby, an outsider, by two
lengths. Ira Wilson, another long shot,
was third.
Favcrites Come Through
Tantalus was made the favorite in
the fifth and held the other three
starters safe all the way. Yorkist beat
Wild Flower by q nose for the place.
John O'Tool put the three-year-old
Frank Fogarty over in the sixth; and
Bribed Voter, another choice Of the
bettors, earned the brackets in the
closing event.
The results:
First race tfor two-year- -olds; claim
ings purse. e1.seo; six furlongsl-Delhi-
mar. ios tschwartz). $40. $500. s2.so,
cnd: U' Theo. ilo (sutwelS, sa.so. third Time,
1916 s-5. Elias O.. Feigned Zeal. Swift
Grass. Jacqueiia; Restless. Lady zeus. Mar
Second race (The La Fayette Purse: for
two-year -olds; allowances; purse, 1880
seven furlongs out of the chute)-Hephais-
tSs: lis .McAtse9; slsss :1as0 S. .coOn wOn;
Tangerine. 1o7 tMorris) 1920. third. Time.
l2S s-5. Clansman. Excuse Me. Mannheim.
Timbrei, Opperman and Griselda also ran.
Third race (for three-year-olds and up
Ia m $1,000: six ana
SOM. $3.50. ss.so. s4.lo. won; Some Baby.
S1 isl SHen ;S sd ss ;ss sSrd re
man. ian Cock Coo :t o. the Rooss. Chief Barthell
tfield) and East View also ran.
ages: fIlies and mares; allowances; purse.
$1,000 one mile and seventy yards)-.
unetts los tMsAt9sSsi Ma sssS :so
second: Lady Emmeline. 100 lMarineilD.
$3.50. third. Time. 1:4s Is. BY Jimmy,
Arrow of Gold and Ten Buttons also ran
Fifth race .or aoo ona ano iPe aR
$40. s27o. out. won; Yorkist. II SFletGnns n.
sr. sslo out out sfSond; sSp1 rime Ma.a a:oc. Lady
Lillian also ran
sixth race (for three-ysar-olds; claim-
ing; purse. $1,000; ono mile and si1-
ises5h' ssso sa7o orAH ss.so Won aiit Fringe. io5
%sconwayJ, Com $500. $3.50. second; seeretary. @
ios ,Lang> $40. third Time. 1;0s rvsnas Mns
Tro,an Ts,nra, A1aee Huonee and Jealous also ran.
Seventh race tfor thres.year- year -olds st,a ana
upward: claiming. purse. =. goo; one m1Is 14s
aad ssve.s ysgdso9 49, ssso won The De-
e,sion ssSnes1 III 1Johnson). $3.50. $40 second
Queen Blonde. 1os (Mooney). t2:so' tnaro. am.
Time. 81 " vesuy,us, Wa 1omIso' 90 aIso ran.
xCoupied RorrtS & buckley eHeiJ'