The Washington times., 1922-10-26


II Mr.. 0'Hara and his associates
In the Bowie directorate could be sure
Of the participation In q weight-for.
age race Of one mile and one-haif.
one mile and three-quarters, or one
mile and seven furlongs Of Extsr-
minator. Prince James and Rock
minstsr. or L0oky Hour and Paragon
II, he would organise such . race ~
. separate feature with value Of
10000 In added money and let the
Thanksgiving Handicap stand At
5000. r
Mr.. O'HaTa II keenly anxious to
bring Rockminster. which In, Q re-
pewal last Saturday Of the t36,000
Latonia championship, defeated
Lucky Hour and Bunting and eQualed
the English Pommern's world record
Of 2:B5 3-B for one and three-quarter
miles. Into competition with Exter-
minator and Prince James at Bowie
over q distance Of ground.
Roekminster, Q splendid son Of
Fsiar Rock, Q great distance run
ner himseif. ioolls hlSe another
route perfOrIner Of the grsnd,
| oidLfashioned sOrt. when Ne wen
the LAtonia Chsmpionship he
shsd0Wed By o whole second tho
A American record Tor the distance
setablished BIZ ExtesminAter -
| ieSo. wien .0ld Boncs" trtmmed
the EnxIish mare, CIeopakra. In .
renewal Of the Saratoga Cup.
The worlds record he equalet
was made by Pommern, son OF Poly
meius and the Brttish dsrby wtnne'
OF 1916. In a renewal OF the Dor
chester 81. Leger In which h'
whipped Snow Harten and Achtoi.
Exterminator. the greatest dis
tance runner of American racing o'
the last twenty-five years, u now thu
winner OF upwards Of S2<S,oo0 ant
the second greatest money earnel
i Of American racing history. II N
wins either the SIS, 900 Washington
Handicap at Laurel next SATURDAY
or either the Bowie or Pfmlico Cul
renewals at Pimlico next month. h,
win have passed Man O. Wars mari
and be well on his way towart
Isinslass' worlds record OF . htti'
more than t2sl.o0o. ..9
Prince James. q son Of KIM
James, looks like another Extermi
nator. He has won six straiRh
races since last July and 10 on
Of the sensational Developments o
New York r,acing. When he de
feated Captain Alcock. Sedgeneld
Bon Homme, Devastation and Ma
Halter in q renewal Of the $1,000
Aqueduct handicap, ip September
he lowered the Aqueduct track recorS
for one mile and five-sixteenths 4
2Il fiat. Mad Halter was II
splendid form at the time.
4 In the Jockey Club Gold CuI
Mad Halter had defeated Bit
White and Pillory. the latter
winner Of the spring renewals o
the Preakness and Belmont Stakes
$4,000 specials for three-yesr- -olds
and Railoped two miles in tn,
astonishinS tune Of 3:33 SIS. 4
few days latsr Mad Halter loweret
the track record at Jamaica 10,
one mile and . quarter to 203 IS
knows, L OWNED BY winis sharpe
Kllmsf 81 lslnghamptsa, New
York. 'Stnce M. ktlmer bought
4 him In the spring Of 1915 "OId
Bones" has never lodged any
mans horse when fit. Roclmln.
stef h owned by Mentfers and b.
n Jones. on magnstes Of the
southwest and brseders at Audley
Rsrk. which 10 in the Valley Of
II may be Of interest to Washing
tonians to know that Bernard B
Jones Is q resident Of the Nationa
Capital and also, that the great
Sir Barton Is standing 81 Audle,
Park. -
The raising OF the value Of the
Thanksgiving Handicap practically
tnsures the participation OF Exter
minator. Prince James and Rock
minister. provided these horses sur
i