The Washington times., 1921-10-30
FAST STABLES
WILL TRY FOR
BOWIE PURSES
stoneham, Wilson, Salmon.
Jenkins, and Griffith Horses
Among Those to Race.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 29.--Eastern
horsemen who have bespoken
- stabling at Prince Georges
Park. Bowie, for the autumn meet
Ing Of the Southern Maryland Agri-
cultural Association, which will run
through the last fortnight of Novern-
Der, are Charles A. Stoneham, Rich
ard T. Wilson, Walter j.. Salmon,
Spalding Lowe Jenkins, J. Edwin
Griffith, j. 8. Cosden, Clendennin
Ryan, George Bull, William. r. Coe,
James Butler, Joseph Marrone. F. M
Kelly, J. l.. Holland, Max Hirsch,
James w. McClelland, Frank j. Far
rell, John E. Madden, Henry T.
Oxnard, Mrs. Payne Whitney, Harry
Payne Whitney, Thomas w. O'Brien,
Philip A. Clark, w. V. Casey, George
Peterson, Frank d. Weir, T. J. Car
roll, George A. Carpenter, etc.
yellow Hand and Dry Moon, cracks
of mature years of the Stoneham
stable, raced last fall at Bowie under
the silks of Richard r. Wilson. Mr..
stoneham bought them Immediately
after the finish of the Bowie meeting.
yellow Hand, as good a distance run.
ner of mature years as can be found
in the United States just now, has i'm
proved vastly since he raced In Mary
land last fall. He will be the Stone
ham candidate for <ne long distance
stakes at one mile and five furiongs
and one mile and seven furlongs that
viii be salient features of the session
at Prince Georges Park. Yellow Hand
has just won the Scarsdale and Pei.
ham Bay handicaps at Yonkers.
l. Ia AAa ha nd
cap at Belmont Park on the opening
day OF the September session of the
Westchester Racing Association, yell
low Hand stepped one mile In 1885 flat.
He defeated Audacious and Mad Hat
ter at Yonkers in July In the Empire
City Handicap renewal and Mad Hat
ter and Audacious at Saratoga In the
Saratoga Handicap revival. His Inn
provemert in speed has been remark
able. He no longer trails his fields
for five and a half or six furlones
and wins by belated rushes. He IL
up with the pace from the start and
It takes a light-footed sprinter TO
keep step with him. The improve
mert In Yellow Hand was wrought by
A. J. Goldsborough, veteran Mary
Ia nd trainer. This has been a year OF
exceptional luck for Stoneham. The
New York broker and baseball mag
masnate could not have asked for bet
ter luck than TO have owned Yellow
Hand. But on top of his luck with
this brilliant foreign-bred Belding
his baseball club in New York has
won the National League pennant and
the worlds series.
Mustard Seed. fleet son of Peter
Quince and winner at Aqueduct, will
come to Bowie with the horses of the
Stoneham stable. but he will race at
Prince Georges Park under the silks
of George Bun. Mr.. Bull, another
broker of New York, is treasurer OF
the Saratoga Association. II was
through Mr.. Bulls efforts, and Rich.
ard T. Wilson's, that the Saratoga
plant was converted into the most
beautiful race course in the United
States. Mustard Seed is Mr.. Bulls
first race horse. His feet are not of
the best and he should find the deeply
cushioned courses at Prince Georges
Park decidedly to his liking. The best
Stonehah two.year-olds are Flannel
Shirt, Ultimo and Rebuke. A veteran
platter OF the establishment Ia Re-
count, a winner at Bowie last fall
c. II. Miller, one OF the most improved
Jockeys In America, ia Goldsborough's g
regular rider,