New-York tribune., 1921-11-26
Halln Captures
Bowie Feature
lin Close Race
Mrs. Lofts Three Year-O Old
Beats Out Clean Gone
in Consolation Purse

BOWIE, Md. Nov. 25.-Admirabiy
ridden by Jockey Morris, Mrs. g. W
Lofts Halu won the Bowie Consolation
Handicap, the feature Of an ordinary
card here this afternoon. Clean Gone,
which made spirited bid nearing the
| finish, WAS second, one length back, and
Fairway was third. The winner was
made the medium Of d heavy plunge
and closed l to favorite.
Six horses went to the post in this
J race, which was run over track that
resembled a swamp. There were nu-
meyous pools of water on the course,
and the going was dangerous at times,
especially at the turns. 1t was Halu's
utter disregard for this condition and
Morris's ability to keep his mount out
Of the deep holes that were largely re-
sponsble for the victory.
Halu broke fast, and, holding the
rail, was never headed, although Clean
Gone, which got away slowly threat
ened the pacemaker in the last furlong.
This one closed with a rush, and while
it easily cut down the rest of the field,
was not good enough to beat Halu,
which won by length in drive. Fair
way also made up ground toward the
| end
Lady Zeus,, an outsider. was the sur
! PRISE OF Lno UtSL RAGE, winning at . W
/. Pretty Lady, which had lots of early
| second three lengths back and We'll
come Stranger was third. Hillsdale was
the favorite, but ran like 100 to 1
| shot.
The results:
First {purse $1,000; claiming; for
maiden two-y -olds; five and "a half fur
longs Lady zeus, III (Ponce), SIS. 40,
roiD, slo.I0 and $3.50. second: Welcome
stranger, IA Nsancaster2,. $3.50. third.
me as indian p Prince s'Ga soa Sssf Toodss hdSay Ta
sight, Fayelle and Adelia S. also ran.
Second race Uhe Everglades Purse
$1,000; allowances; for two-year olds; sig
tMartinl, s26.so, $40 and $3.50, won Peni
tent. 1o7 (Morris), $3.50 and $3.lo, second
f.sAy ss M ~ snS xva Siso Jdssph Bran T
Fancier, Colando and Doughnut also
Third race (purse, $1,000; claiming; fol
three -year-olds and upward; six and a halt
$3.50 and ss, won; Ratah. 1o6 tAllen)
s2a.5o and s12.7o second; Bodanzky. 1of
g.owe), s., third Time :23 a. Arraf
Craigmle. Paul Connolly. Chief Barthel
Brygan, pomerene and Viola Park alst
ran
: dicap; purse, $1,000; for three -year-.oid
md upward; one lule and sixteenth)x-
Halu, l13 (Morris(, SIS. 81. 40 and s2.So
won; Clean Gone, 10S tTaylor). $40 ant
$3.50. second ISairway. los tAllen). s3.7o
third. Time. 5S 1-5. Arrow OF Gold
1icacey and Hard Guess also ran.
Fifth race (he Fidelity Purse for three
year-olds and upward one mile and sew
enty yards)-Ten Buttons. 93 QLang). SIS. 20
$3.50 and $2.40. won; Knight of tn
Heather, 100 (CarroiD. $3.50 and $3.50
second; Pride of India. 103 (Aorrs). $3.50
third. Time. / ;49 S-5.
Sixth race (purse, $1,000; claiming; 70
three year-olds and upward; one mile ant
a. auartefl fl@Veteran. 11a Nangl, $3.50
$3.50 and s3.2o. second; Mountain Rose II.
lo5 (Schwartz), $3.50 third. Time. 2:lS
S,larty, Romeo and Joan Of Arc also ran
Seventh race (purse, $1,000; claiming
for three-year-olds and upward. mil
and O. sixteenth)-* Woodthrush, 10
(Langl. s44O, SO and $3.50, won; VIII
Flower, 10s (Schwartz). $40 and $3.50
second; sWarlike, lo1 tJosiah), $3.50, third
Time, 153 5. Diadi. Lord Herbert. Al
lah. Vesuvns. White Haven. Medusa, Asun
cion, F'ize. and Ardito also ran. @Entry.