Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-29
NOTED HORsEMEN ASK
FOR STABLES At BOW|I
Meet of Southern Maryland
Agricultural Association
Will BE Big One.
lSrecial TO The Times Disratrh.

Especial to The Times Dispatrh.1
BALTIMORE, Oct. 2S. Eastern
horScnicn who have besporcn sta
ei'nG AT Prince Georges Park. Howic.
Tor Tue autumn meeting of tho south =
cfh Maryland Agricultural Associa
u"n which will run through the las,
fortnight f"Novcmbcr. are Charles 4
S'oncham. Richard r. Wilson. Walter
j. salmon. SpaldinE Lowe Jenkins. J
Erwin Griffith. j. :. Cosden. CIcnd.n.
nm Ryan. George Bull. William r
Coo. James Butler. Joseph Mnrronr.
NJ. Kelly. !. l.. Holland. Mas
liir*oh. James w. McCIclland. Frank
j. Furrcll John r.. Madden. Henry u
oNhard. Mrs. Payne Whitney. Harry
laEhe whitney. Thomas W. o'Hricn
ihilip y. Clark. w. V. Casey. George
PETERSON, Frank n. Weir. 7. J. car
roll George y. Carpenter ana others.
CHOW hand and Dry Moon. cracks
OF mature years OF the Stonrhnnl
stable. raced last fall ut Bowie under
IN" si'ks Of Richard II. Wilson. MIR.
St"ncham bought them imncdio,alv
after the finish of the Bowie meet
Ing.
yellow Hand ms good distance
runner OF mature years rs can IN,
found in the United States Just now
ms improved vastly since he raced
IN maryland last fail. lie will he
INC Sioncham candidate for tile lonr-
distancc stakes nj one mile ana NC
iNrloLgs and ono mile and seven fur
longs that Will he salient features
OF the session nj Prince GEORGE,
iark. Yellow Hand has JUS, won
'hc Scarsdalc and ielham Eay handI-
rnpS NJ Nonkcrs When he won the
Manhattan handicap at belmont PARK
ON The opening day OF the Septcmbcr
session of the Wcstchcstcr Racing
Association Yellow Hand stcppcd one
MI" in 1886 flat He defeated An
oacl"us and Mad Halter at Workers
IN July in the Empire City handicap
renewal and Mad Halter ana Au-
uacions at Saratoga in the Saratoga
handicap revival. His improycmcn,
In speed has been remarkable. lie
no longer trails his fields for five and
Il haii or six furionGs and wins bv
bcia'ed rushes. He is up with the
nac" from the start and il takcs a
liehtfootcd Splinter to keep stem with
aim The Improvement in Yellow
Hand was wrought by \. j. Colds
borough, II veteran Maryland trainer
THIS has been year Of exceptional
iuck for Stonoham. The New York
broker and baseball magnatc could
not nave asked FOR better luck than
To have owned Yellow Hand Rut on
top OF his luck with this brilliant
iore!Sn-brcd gcldinS his baseball club
mas won the National League pen
hant and the worlds series.
Mustard Seed. a feet son of Peter
Ounce and a winner at Aqucduct.
w!ll come 10 Bowie with tho horses
OF the Stoncham stable, but he will
race al Prince Georges Park under
The silks Of George Bull Mr. Bull,
another broker of New York Is trcas-
urcr OF the Saratoga Associations 1t
was through Mr.. tull's efforts and
Richard Il. Wilson'S that the sara
toEa plant was converted into the
most beautiful race cours" in tho
United states. Mustard Seed is Mr.
BUNS first race horse. Ills feet are
not - the best and ne should hnd
the deeply cushioned course at Prince
Georges Park decidedly TO his liking.
The best StOneham two-yca oldS are
Flannel shirt Uitimo ana Hchukc y
veteran platter of the establishment
is Recount. winner ut iowic last
fall e II. Miller. ono Of the mos,
improved pockcNs IN America il
GcldShoruugh's regular rider.