New-York tribune., 1921-11-23
Outsider Sets
Pace and Beats
Yasll1nak Easily
Quincy Stable Entry, Choice
of Players, Never Threat
ems Leader After Start
Frors a Special corre.pondent

BOWIE, Nd, Nov. %. - Stealing a
long lead and forcing fast pace
throughout, Champiain, we'll ridden by
Jockey Robinson, captured the $4,000
Endurance Purse, the feature Of 8 good
card here this afternoon. The result
of this annual fixture for two-year-olds
over the seven furlong route was de-
cided upset, and G. w. ]. Bissel's
stable connections, which took chance
on the son of Rapid Water-Nettie
Bereaud, got 10 to for their money.
Champiain raced under the wire
three lengths ahead Of H. p. Whitney's
Yashmak, which also was neglected in
the betting, while in third place, a
length and a half back was the Quincy
Stables All Over. The latter, coupled
with Yankee Star, represented the
choice of the players, but All Over,
after hanging on for q while tired and
Yankee Star was outclassed.
The Bcan-Harding entry, Moco and
All Fair, also had lots of supporters,
but this combination ran a dull race.
All Fair had an excuse, for this one
was carrying considerable weight, but
Moco, under listless ride, was never
in the chase.
Long shots were the order of the day,
only one favorite surviving. 1t was j
". Forman's Super, which saved the
form players from utter ruin in the
running of the Autumn Handicap for
three-year-old at mile and a six
teenth. Six horses went to the post
and when Sunnyland faltered nearing
the finish, Super, which had trailed in
the early stages, came up fast and just
lasted to beat Quecreek, then running
in second place, by head
The results:
First race (for 2-year-oids; claiming;
purse $500: furlongsl-Fair Virginia
los ss79s sisnG Itr1,s9 sDd 81 80
and s25.40. second: Beamer. l1o tMcAtee?,
$500. third. Time. l:1e Sc Pick Dsaa.
eye. Jacquelia., Restless. Tricks, lnaiah an
Tikeh also ran.
Second race tfor s-year-olds; claiming;
purse $500; mile an, and 20 e y yards'm ss %
ami s52o, won: Antilles. 107 tLang). $40
and Ss.2o second; Natural 1lo 3Roo'nsoms' nd fssa
Gilt Fringe. Huonec, Secretary Dr. ChafieS
Wells and Bodanzky also ram
Third race (for S-year-olds and upward
claiming; purse $1,000; Z furlongs9no-Fas
ssiso. S'ss Won won: sagsmore. @ iO7 (Lang). S. ana
So so. second; Johns Umma. 1o4 tMcAtee)'
$500, third. Time 129 - King in, John, 3raS
and Major Park also ran.
Fourth race tthe Endurance Handicap;
for 2-year-clds: 81. 500 added; furlongs)-
Champlain, ia (Robinson), s2270. $3.50
and $3.50. won: Yashmak. l12 (Morris).
$3.50 and $780, second; sAll over, los
(McAtee). SO, third, Time. :2S l-5.
Yankee Star. TAI Fair. fMoco, fDuncecap,
Blackstone. Clansman. Colando and OPP
perman also sQuincy Stable entry
Bean G. Harding entry. *Whitney -Butier
entry.
Fifth race {the Autumn Handicap for g.
yearsolds and upward: purse 81 500 ana
1-16th rniles)-"Super. 10S tSchwartz),
$3.50 s310 and $3.50, WON Quecreek llS
(Robinson), $500 and s4.So. second;
-Surmyland. 105 Gosiah), $3.50. thiro.
Time :51 SIS. Hobey Baker, King s
Champion and Fairway also ran.
Sixth race (the Princeton Purse: for all
ages; purse $1,000: allowances; furlongs)
Pride of India. 114 CMorrls), So.iU'
s420 and $3.50 won: Sammy X. 80 O.
Wails). $3.50 and S420, second; Grlse ida'
81 (Flynn), $3.50 third. Time. :2s 80.
Joseph Brandt. Arrah Go On, East Vle"'
Ira Wilson and Gain De Cause also ran
Seventh race nor 3-year-olds and up
Henrie III tRobinson), 5000 So 10 and
$3.50 won; Dolly c.. 9S tP. Walls), SlZlo
and $3.50. second; Sibola, l03 tJosiah)'
$s2e, third. Bar One. P G. King BON
bast Lord Herbert, Fern Grass, Inoinas
F. McMahon Paddy Dear Ellison, Wodan'
Explosive ana Asuncion also ran