The New York herald., 1922-11-26
Jones FILLY TURNS
FORM SOMERSAULT
Jockeys Questioned by Stew
ards After She Wins in
Driving Finish.
BARRIER SPOILS START
Fails to Work and Detains Al
most Half the Field-Dry
Moon a Winner.
BARRIER sPOILs START

Special Dispatch TO THE New YosK HERALD
BALTIMORE, Nov. 25.--Oui Oui, ridden
by Mack Garner in the Montfort Jones
colors, added another of the Maryland
autumn fixtures to her credit by taking
the Endurance Handicap from Vigil,
Moonrakar and eight others at Bowie
to-day. The event with it's $4,000
added value is the Bowie Associations
richest offering. Oui Oui won the rich
Walden Stakes at Pimlico over the
same mile distance.
The Sir John Johnson colts victory
was made easier when the outer wing
of the Miller starting gate used by
Marshall Cassidy caught and retarded
the getaway of several holders of outer
positions. Among the worst sufferers
were Forest Lore, Osprey, Tuxedo,
Daniel and Homestretch. Carol, the
Quincy Stable candidate, caused an
eight minute delay by breaking through
the ribbon repeatedly. When a get
away finally was made Barnes sent
Carol to the lead, followed by Fly BY
Day, the Harry Payne Whitney filly,
which was coupled with the Greentree
Stabless Moonraker. Oui Oui dropped
into third position after. Strengthening
. away on the back stretch, permitting
Carol and Fly BY Day to fight for the
pace for five furlongs.
Rounding the final turn. Oui oui chal-
all
Oui Out responded to urging and took
the lead, which she held by a half length
at the end. Vigil. the top weight car
rier of the party. which was shuffled
around through the middle running
found firm footing through the stretch
and finished a stout going second, a
length and a half in advance OF Moon
raker. which had a neck to spare over
his stablemate. Fly BY Day,
Neither Forest Lore nor Tuxedo was
persevered with after their poor get
away. Bucados's saddle slipped during
the running.
The mile was run in :$3 4-5. creditable
considering the high winds that swept
into the horses through the stretch.
The prevailing wintry weather was re-
Elected in the number of the attendance
and may have energized Oul Oui and
others. which showed marked improve
ment over their previous races.
Stewards Question jockeys,
The stewards felt constrained to query
Jumsford, who rode Oui Oui earlier dur
ing the week, and Garner, who rode to-
day. Their explanation must have sat
isfied. because no ruling was announced.
Oui Outs victory enriched the stable
ts3.765, and enabled the Oklahoma turf
man TO score a double. because Fair
Phantom duplicated her easy victory OF
Friday by taking the Dixie Purse. "A
seven furlong dash. over Missionary and
four others. Jones's pair were both pi.
loted by Garner. and enabled him to ac-
count for the days honors.
Bon Homme showed an entirely new
order OF Bowie speed In capturing the
Prince George Handicap over the mile
and a sixteenth route The sluggish.
stumbling colt of the early week was
suddenly converted into a speed demon
which showed the way throughout and
was leading Hephastos by q length and
a nalf at the end.
Maximac three lengths back. was
leading Rockmnster. the Montfort Jones
colt. whoNhas been shipped here for the
$4,000 added Thanksgiving Handicap.
The son of F'riar Rock displayed consid-
cradle more energy on parade and good
speed for six furlongs. His four ankles
were swathed in bandages.
Dry Moon scores.
Dry Moon ran the fastest six furlongs
OF the meeting. :12 3-5. or within 10
second OF the track record. when no
stood hard urging to lead Croecus. Dex
ferrous. On Watch and Glazes in the
Aero Handicap. Croecus was the pro-
hibitive favorite. and might have won
under more judlcious handling Gala
han kept her in the deeper going round
ing the turn and through the stretch.
Poor Sport, claimed from the Quincy
Stable by j. y. Skinker after his last
race. made good for the Washingtouian
and his friends for the first asking when
he led Pennon. Adventures and nine
other cheap Juveniles in the opener
War Mask. neglected because of Little
Tinnis's presence in the saddle, rece.-nd
clever handling and took the sixth
paying s22.7O. the longest return OF the
day.
Marvhal Cassidy's work at the barrier
was again gilt edged despite the faulty
machinery he was compelled TO use.