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BOWIE FORM CHART. BOWIE. MD.. TUESDAY, APRIL 3, 1917.— Prince Georges Park. Second day. Southern Maryland Agricultural AaaaeJattoa. Spring Meeting of 12 days Weather clear. Presiding Steward. E C. Smith. Presiding Judge, Joseph A. Murphy. Starter, A. P. Dade. Racing Secretary, Jose] iii Mel . unan. Racing starts at 2:30 p. in. Chicago time 1:30 p. m.P W indicates whip. S spurs, B blinkers. Figures in parentheses following the distance of each race indicate date, track reeord, age of horse and weight carried. Indicates apprentice allowance. Q911H E1RST RACE— 1-2 Mile. April , 1010— 4S%— 2— 110. Queen Anne Purse. PafM 05ttjbv/ .M. 2-year-olds. Maidens. Fillies. Special Weights. Net value to winner y-150; second, S100; third. ..0. Index Horses AWtSt t j ;»t Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt RUTH LAW w 112 B 5 2L li F RobsonH P Whitney 12o"lOO DIANTHEA w 112 7 73 2 8] J Butvvcll T W OBrien 87S5-100 MISS BURGOMASTER w 112 4 3i 1J 3= A Collins J S Tyree 1425-100 HOPE w 112 3 6 6- 4" J McTagtT Clyde 2120-100 LOW DEGREE w 112 5 41 l| G| E AmbroseG H Prowne MS-MS LADY .MOORE w 112 2 1- 4i « J Connors K McEride 7:.0." -100 SWEET MAItGUERITE W 113 1 V 7l 71 E Hayncs C P Winfrey 5100-100 W ETON A w 112 I V f S1 J Dreyer J ■ Davis 13SO-100 VMATILLA wb 112 10 9s U •* R Ball S Ross 5055 100 CELTIYA w 112 8 10 10 10 E Forehd W Stockton 10665-100 Time. 243i, 49«i. Track fast. mutuels paid, Ruth Law, .40 straight, .90 place, .70 show; Dianthea, 1917.sh0.30 place, 2.20 show: Miss Burgomaster. 1917.sh.30 show. Equivalent booking odds — Ruth Law. 120 to 100 straight. 95 to 100 place, 35 to 100 show; Dianthea, 2015 to 100 place. 510 to 100 show; Miss Purgomaster. 215 to 100 show. Winner — Ch. f, by Broomstick — First Flight trained by A. Simons; bred by Mr. Harry Payne Whitney. Went to post at 2:30. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. RlTH LAW began slowly, but closed up rapidly in the final quarter and passed the leaders under pressure, but was going away at tiie finish. DIANTHEA saved much ground on the stretch turn and, finishing gamely, outstayed MISS BURGOMASTER in the closing strides. The hitter rated into the lead and tired as if short. HOPE dosed a big gap and the effort should improve her. LOW DEGREE ran given. LADY MOOKE set the early pace, hut was shuffled back at the eighth post and finished eased tin. SWEET MARGI ER1TE and CELTIYA ran out. " QQ 4 4 1 SECOND RACE- 5 1-2 Furlongs. April 2. 1017— 1 :07 -3— 100. Purse 1917.sh00. Q dalrrgr X 3-year olds. Selling. Net value to winner 50; second. 00; th i rd. 0. Index H/ rses AWtSt 14 i... % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Eaaiv. Odds Strt 303IMJSW. THAN SUGAR wn 107 1 2= 2 lit 1J T Parton Mirasol Stable 785-100 31809* SLEEPY SAM WB 107 2 li ll 2J 2 W Collins C N Darke 2165-100 30506 "KILTS will 4 5 5 4: 3B J MulcaheyJ M Zimmer 225-100 2»©«8 OWAGA v 103 3 2i 3 I- 4J L Knsor J T .McDonald 340-100 32239 *KLKOHA NEGRA w M 6 4 4- 6* 5 . H Boylan D8WUtrt 455 100 32240 POLONIUM wb 115 5 6 7 fi1 «4 . Cruise A F Davton 4ts:, -MB 302703QLEEX OF THE SEAwb US 7 7 S] 7 7 K For. hd W Stockton 515 100 Tim.-. 24*4, 48*i. l:01*i. 1:08*5. Track fast. H niutuels pahs, Sweeter tli.ui IfBflar. 7.71 straight. .10 place. .50 show; PICHBJ Sam. 7.50 place. S7.40 sliow: Kills. 88L38 show. Equivalent booking odds-Sweeter than Sugar. 785 to 100 straight, 355 to 100 place, 125 to 100 show; Sleepy Sam. 775 to 100 place, 270 to HM show; Kilts. 00 to 100 show. Winner — B. f. by Hessian — Saccharine trained by .1. Edwards; bred by Mr. James B. Haggin. Weal to post at 3:03. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second ami third the same. SWKKTKH THAN MGAIt followed the leaders closely in the early running and. racing into the livid under hard mxing. was inwitt cleat at the tinish. SLEEPY SAM showed the most speed to the stretch and m:id MMae finish. KILTS ran well and easily disposed of the others in the final eighth ;.nd the race should T*V her on edge. OWAGA rail well for a half. ELE HA NEGRA was poorly ridden. Scratched -31348 lerthier, li»; 32432 Chemung. 115. QV A A Q TIIIUD RACE— 3-4 Mile. Nov. 13. 1915— 1:13— 4— 112. Purse S0O0. 3-year-olds. OTtirS Maidens. Allowances. Net value to winner 50; second. 00; third. S50. .IbBce Horses AWtSt 4 _■ "m Str Fin Jockeys Owners E»|iiiv. Odds Strt 2*325 king HEROD wa 114 6 6* 4- Z| l- B Ambro.wi; n Browne looToo •.9171 FIRING LINK W 114 E T 2T !■» 2« F Robson.T J Farrell Jr MS-MS 21949 CAPITAL CITY WB 114 4 3" U 4 8* K McDottW L Maupin 7700-100 ARBITRATOR w 114 1 4- 1| ::- 4 C Jackson .1 M Black 10265-109 Slt*7*BELLR RONALD w M 7 2 B 1 5« •"•- .1 McTagt R T Wilson 200 100 30491 JACK CARL wnlM 2 1*1 7- 6*- E Haynes .IF, Davis MB6-MS 294S3 Hl.ACK VOTE *M ■ 8 73 8 71. A Collins PA Clark 3880-MS 3IH»7 KALMIA PARK w 114 3 6*1 fi5 8" 8 J BatmHR D Earle 5380-100 Time. 24*s. 4845. l:tt%. Track fast. 12 niutuels p:iil. King Herod. .00 straight. S3. 20 place, .00 show; Firing Line. S4.90 place, ,510 show: Capital City. .50 show. Equivalent booking odds -King Herat, 100 to 100 straight. 00 to 100 place. 45 to 100 show; Firing Line. 145 to PHI place. 95 to 100 show: Capital City. 423* t* KKI show. Winner — Ch. c. by Colin — Acolat trained by I . 1. McBnnicl: bred in England by Lord h.nmcin. West to post at 3:32. At post 1 minute. Start good and ■lew. Won easily: second and third driving. KING HKKOI began slowly and was badly outpaced in the early runuing. but moved up with a rush on the fur turn and rait | into a geef lead in the last fifty yards. FIRING LINK set a good pace and in •!•• ■ game linisli. CAPITAL CITY ran well and outstayed ARBITRATOR. BELLI RONALD, a good looker, showed speed, but tired as if short. QO/I /IO FOFKTH RACE— T-fl Mile. Nov. 21. 1910— 1 M%— 4— 110. Army and Navy Purse. O ofl t JE O Purse 00. 3-year-olds unci upward. Allowances. Net value to winner 00: MM-ond. .yl25: third. :.;75. Index Horses AWtSt jj £ "•■ Str Fin Jockeys Owners pTpiiv. Odds Strt 3179-2 JEM W 6 Ml 1 ll 2 21 1 1 ". F Itubson l: Mathmv MO-MI :;24:iO" KILMER wb 4 107 I .". 1 l1 2 8*1 R McDottR D Earle 8S6-MS 32S4M BOHNIE TLS.S WB 4 M -1 I S 8 5- 8* R C WattsJ T Strife 1t7.".-10o S24M DK1.ANCEY WB 4 MI :; # ."."• :;= :." 4i R Ha!! A Leanma 4M5-1DO 3 1052 A I. HEN A w t Ml .. I* ** 4* * 6s J McTagt H c, Bedwell lo.-.-lun :rii7 7 TIOGA w 3 :*s :. ::. 4" Si s 8 A Collins T Clyde :•:«:, ioo Time. 24 5. 4825. 1:1435. 1:27V Track fasti m.ituels paid, Jem. -00 straight. Sl.OO place. S2.40 show; Kilnn-r. .00 place. S3. 00 show; Borate Tree, S3.30 -~w. KijUivalent booking odd — Jem. KM to 100 straight. 30 to KKI place, 20 to KM show; Kilmer, 50 to KM place, so to kid show: Borate Teaa, 89 to KM thaw. Winner — Ch. g. by Ogden - Fair Catherine trained by G. C. Winfrey: bred by Mr. John K. Madden. W-nt to post at 4:02. At post 1 minute. Start read and slow. Won easily: second and third driving. JEM set the pace under I teat restraint in the early running, then was taken back and saved to the stretch, where he took the lead again am! won ea-ing up. KILMER was under pressure from the start a ad, after racing into the lead, tired when ■ liallenged. BONNIE TF.SS g.iined steadily and was cut off" :,t a rrHfeal period in the thai eichth, then came to the outside and finished rapidly. AI.1IKNA and TIOGA were ihwEed back on the Car turn. Scratched--32430 Woodfltoae, 112. Overweights -lem. 2 peaads; Alluna. 2: Tioga. 1. Qft/J A , FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile. Nov. 23, ItK 1:11 i— 114. Pane fdML 3 year-olds and O *a TC 1: "il" upward. Silling. Net value .. winner S150: second. ; third. 0. lnde?: Boraeo A Wt St -t - % Str Fin Jockeys Owners gaajj. Odds Strt M7X1 MINDA arCUI 1 0 B» 2. r 1» F RebaonJ A Strode :,75~lon 32315 SPECTRE wa 8 88 8 I 8 ;. :: 21 A Collins J Byer Ua-lt* 32209 BROWN PRINCE wSMB 0 ::i 7L 4". 5 »* H Boylaa D s Wi.shanl M4B-188 322S8 LITTLE COTTAGE W 3 1071 5 4. P 3. 41 4- I. Mink 1 Shaw S13a-1«8 32221 ■•SAFE AND SANK w3 M 4 7- P 7- :- S] J Petz C. PHurke MSB-MS 32255 GALAR WB 8 110 1 P I" l1 2 ;■• A Minder F Sheridan 58S8-MS 25083 GBRRARD WB 7 113 2 1" 2 81 7= 7s K Scharf Mr Mint, r ]7:m".-10 31H95 PETELUS w s 113 7 6" 4 8 s s T l.irton L A Screen] 27i-ien Time. 2CV5. 51-»3. 1:18. 1:45?and. Track fast. 82 mutuels paid, Miada, 88.30 ttrawht, S3.M place, s3..".o show; Spectre, sj.jio place. 82.84 show; Rrowa Priace. S17.90 sin.w. Fiiuivalen; bonking adda Miada. 375 to Km straight 88 to 100 place, 05 to Kmi show: Spectre. 45 to loo place. 45 to 100 show: Brewa Priace, 795 to 100 show. Winner- I!, at, by McCee Baas I areil II. trained by J. A. Strode; bred by Mr. T. P. Hayes. Went to post at 4:30. At peat 1 minute. Stan g I and slaw. Won dming: second and third the s.inie. MINDA began slowly, but was rushed aloag in the early manias aad moved up steadily while ruaadiag the far tarn, thee hung oa resolutely ia the tinnl drive. SPECTRE began slowly, but closed a big g:ip la the l.i ; half and was wearing the winner Bowa at the linish. BROWN PRINCB was cur off oa the backstretch and finished fast. UALAR set a good pace, but quit in the stretch. LITTLE COTTAGE ran well. PETELC8 -tuit badly. Cverweighis — Little Cottage. :.■_. pounds; S:ife rind Sane. 5. OQ A A fZ. s!!n PACK- G 1-2 Furlonss. Nov. 18, 1916— 1:20— J— 110. Purse BBJft, 3 year-0**iTbO olds and BBWBrd. Selling. Net value to winner S450; second. 00: third. 0. ladex Horses AWtSt 4 . a-, str Fill Jockeys Owners Fipiiv. Odds Strt 3t3MsKORFHAGE wt: ti 112 E 4 4- 2 1" A Collins .1 M Looker 200"-:!0 32048* DOLm A v. 4 110 1 2 P* P V A Casey W WaJker 5:»00-K« 31805*REtPTON WB 4 Pa 11 Q 81 P P» R C WattsW Stormont 2M6-10S 3024B JOE FINN WB 7 MS i» 8" 4 8] R McDott.I F Sweeney 8M-MS 318282 COSTUMER a I 112 4 P 7= 7"..". K Haynes P Harlan 2S8S-MS 3ttlS»*EALl WB«MS 2 81 P 3] 8] J Pet:: A Keith +2110-100 ■j.IO.OO PRESTON LYNX w i 112 S 9- ! : P 7 T Iurton J M Zimmer 510-100 ~97G MALHEUR v. :. 112 I Ml 8:. P P D Stirling G M Miller t :,1«49 BAC WB 8 138 3 li 2i pa p J Batwell J G Wagnon S88-M0 3901 RAE B. WB4 1U11 11 11 ID IP* J Cruise A F Dayton EOSo-lB 31253-SILVKY SHAPIRO S 117 7 7 ]■ li ll F RobaOBA Charles 1975-100 i-Mutuel field. Time. 2333. 4335. 1:1433, 1:22V5. Track fast. |S mutuels paid, Korfiiage. pLOO strahjht, .M place, .to show: Dettaa, 834.M place, sio.00 show: Jtepton. 0.so show. Lipiivalent booking odds - Korfhage. 200 to KM straight, 100 to KM place. 70 to KM show; Dettaa, 1103 to KM place. MM to 100 show: liepton. 440 to KM show. Winner — Ch. g. by CeaarloB Btssy Lass itrnineil by C. 15. Henuessy: bred by Mr. F. 1. Knight. Went to post at 5:03. At post 2 minutes, start good and slow. Won driving; second aad third the s;ime. KORFIIAGE worked his way around the leaders after entering the homestretch and outstayed DOLINA in the Baal drive. The latter was under pressure fr ,m the start and. after taking the lead. BBBg on gamely through the fatal qaarter. REPTON saved ground 111 the stretch turn and finished fast. JOE FINN finished close up. COST! MER closed a gap. ZAI.I tired after racing well to the last eighth. BAC set the carry pace ,u:d qail in the stretch. Scratched 3 1550 Mr. Muck. 112: 31S91 High Horse. MB; 11030 Fgmont. 105. Qy/JD SEVENTH RACE— 1 1-M Win. Nov. 25. 1915— 1:48— 4— UC Pane 1917.sh00. 8-year-Ofi aU olds aad upward. Selling. Net value to winner 50; second. SlOO: third. 0. Index Horses AWtSt . 4 % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Liiuiv. Odds Strt 32431-DISTURBER w I 112 1 2 P I* 1- 1- F RobsonD 8 Fountain iruTloil 3256il.N MONET w 5 115 2 3 8" 2- 2- 2 K Taplin P L Short 2ti0-100 31888* MENLO PARK w S 111 I 81 4L 4- 3 3 J Hutwell II G Bedwell M5-M8 8S431*HUDAS BROTHER w 8 M7 0 B1 P .",• r. • 4 J RodguezJ Arthur !IS5 100 3318S*G. W. KICKER WB i US 1 1 1" :" 41 : r- A Casey W Walker S02."»-P0 30480 NANNIE MiDEE WB S 107 5 6 0 8 0 i J McTaVtC X Freeman 1235-109 Time. 2625. 512;, 1:M%, 1:44. 1:50%. Track fast. S2 niutuels paid. Disturber. £V20 straight. .00 plate. S2.50 shew: Pin Monev. .00 place. . SO shew; Mralt Park, 82.40 show. K.iuivab 11 1 booking odds Disturber. 310 to 100 straight. 100 lo 100 place. 25 to 100 show; Pin Monev. 130 to 100 place. M to loo show: Meals Park, 20 to loo show. Winner — B. C, ay Na turtium -Meddlesome She trained by D. S. Fountain: bred by Mr. 8. P.. Oft. Went lo post at 5:29. At post 1 minute Start Bead and slow. Won easily: second and third driving. DISTURBER raced into a good lead en the fir turn and easily held his opponents safe at the end. PIN" MONET was under steal restraint in the early running and made a game effort in the stretch, but tired. MKNLO PARK closed up steadily. 1HDAS BROTHER ran well. 0. W. KWKKR tired after setting the pace briefly. Overweights- Mini., Park. 1 pound.
