New-York tribune., 1921-11-24
Muttiki1ls Wins
Bowie Feature
In Hard Drive
Commander Ross's Filly
Outgames By Jimmy and
Captures Cinderella Purse
From a spsoiui Corrsspondent

BOWIE, Md, Nov. 23.--J. X. l. Ross's
three-year-old Ally Muttikins, admira-
bly, handled by Jockey c. Lang, who is
the riding sensation Of the waning
season, outgamed BY Jimminy in g
furious drive for the Cinderella Purse.
the feature Of to-day's racing here, and
won at the end by good, long neck.
The going has been rather tough for
the bangtails ever since the shift was
made to this literal neck of the woods,
but nothing in comparison to the
Rocky Roads to Dublin" over which
the iron horses have taken the good
men who toy with them. There was
general rejoicing, then, when the Ross
hlly, which turned a complete form
somersault, traipsed down In front, for
it appeared by the shouts of JOY and
exultaton that about seven out of
every ten must have had wager on
her. The fact that Muttikins paid
S12.60 for 81 ticket Cor slightly bet
ter than to y was possibly due to the
money On BY Jimminy, which
was heavily played throughout the
country by stable connections and
friends.
The Cinderella Purse was seven fur
long dash out of the chute for fillics
and mares Of all ages. The start was
an exceptionally good one. Vague had
all the early foot and soon drew off
into the lead. Ina Frank was the only
one that could keep close to the pace
maker, sticking within a length. The
rest of the field of seven was we'll
punched behind.
Lang won the race by clever hit
Of jockeyship. AS the bunch hit the
home turn under pressure 1t bore out
slightly and the clever jockey quickly
iammed Muttikins through on the
rail. The bit of quick thinking en-
abled Lang to get the filly up with the
favored, was carried away wide, losing
several more lengths. BY Jimminy
closed very fast when once straight
ened for homo and, though she ap-
peared to be wearing Muttikins down
through the last furlong, hung slight
ly right at the end. Lang put up a
million dollar ride on Muttikins to
save the day.
The results:
First race (purse. $1,000 for ali ages
maidens; allowances; seven furlongs)-.
and $3.50. won: Fitzgibbon, 100 Gang)
s2.7o and $3.50, second: Finnish Maid, 81
b.
bar. Petite Dame. Greenwich Village and
Far Sight also ran.
Second race (Purse, $500; tho Ameri-
can Remount Association Handicap; for
United States army or, officers Of the
Gieutenant Mccreery), $3.50. $3.50 and
$3.50 and s3.70 second; Gold Review, le5
(Major Koch). 500. third. Time. 1858.
Hermanna, Jay Bird and Hand Grenade
IL also ran
Third race tpurse. $500 for three
year -olds and upward; claiming; six and
q half furlongsl-Burgoyne 11s tPonce),
5000: $3.50 and 1870. won; Moroni,. LOG
io4 (Iowe5. 81. third Time, l2s. kitty
Johnson. Ardito, Cachet, Earnest, Titania;
North shore. Beckna, Wild Flower and
ella Purse; for all ages; fillies and mares
o sns s1Sso sga
BY Jiminy' 1os rs; sschwaraS "a 81 and and $50 @
second; Arrow of Gold. 1o4 (Ponce), $3.50,
third Time, 1;2s; JJyntee. Vague. lima
frank and Mary Head also ran
O. ods s,.sfs sna upward; ,clla,iimng mile and a
slo.5o, s4.so and $3.50, Won; Yorklst, rs 8
tslus. 1io Sconey9. $40, third. sHsn0 TINE ne
:51 2-5. frank Monroe, Woodthrush and
Miss Filley also
Sixth race (purse, $1,000 for three-year-
plas faas and a,,1 INWARD claiming mile and
$40, $3.50 and $3.50 won; Queen blonde
IA uancaster), $3.50 and s4.CO second
White Haven, 1o6 (Lang), $3.50. third
Time, 2:09. Austrai, Versailles, Yakimene
and Jacques also ran.
Seventh race (purse $1,000: for three
year-olds and upward; claiming; milo and
three ixteenths) s)--Mountain Rose H. 112
lSchwartz). $S.4o, $500 and $3.50, won,
Kings Belle, 101 CP. Walls), s23 80 ana
$40, second; WarlilSe, los (Josiah), S770
third Time. 2.06 As. Orderly Hendrie