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WILLIAM KARRICK TO RACE AT BOWIE Hallcnbock and Cleveland Stables Also to Bo Eep resentcd at Prince Georges Park Mestinff MestinffBaltimore Baltimore Md November 9 William Karrick Frank Taylor and Frank Regan will take to Bowie next veek for tlie final meeting of the estern rac ¬ ing season November 11 to November 30 inclusive three strong nietroiwlitan stables Karrick lias re ¬ tired W It foes crack colt Sweep On and his brilliant filly Terentia for the year But lie has not retired the threeyearold Bright Angel nor Kiss Again Under Fire Over There Uncles Lassie and two or three other good youngsters and all of them ire going to Bowie BowieThe The promising young jockey Myers who under careful training of the trainer of the Coe stable Is fast learning how to ride will ride for Karrick it Bowie Myers is a keen lad at the post and a pretty good judge of pace His chief fault is his habit of running his mounts into pockets in efforts io get to the front en the inside rail Karrick is striving to break him of this habit habitOver Over There which beat Commander J K L Ross recent purchase War Marvel in the last race in which the two youngsters met at Yonkers is the best of the twoyearolds Karrick will take to Bowie and lie is in tiptop condition He ran an excellent race wtih BiMy Kelly and Mad Hatter at Iimlico last week Kiss Again a daughter of Tracery and a good looker will do better at Bowie n races at threequarters six and a half furlongs ind seveneighths for twoyearolds than she has been doing at fiveeighths ar l five and a half fur ¬ longs as she has displayed a liking for longer listances listancesUnder Under Fire a bay son of Swynford which Mr Coe brought over from the other side last year when he imported the entire yearling output of the Sled mere Stud i irriotl yorinigiter thathasbeen want ¬ ing to go farther than five and a half furlongs but which has been denied the opportunity opportunityBRIGHT BRIGHT ANGEL WELZ LIKED LIKEDKarrick Karrick believes that Bright Angel which lias been slow finding her racing legs will win two or three races at Bowie l efore snow flies Bright Angel is a good looker and a singularly developed filly But she bucked two or three times as a two yearold and did it once again last spring springIn In Salvestra a daughter of Watervale House ¬ maid a tenyearold daughter of Broomstick and Young Adam a good homebred son of the Flying Fox stallion Adam J J Hallenbeck has a trio of formidable horses for Bowie racing They are in tiptop condition too Housemaid is not as good at Printing as she used to be when she was younger jut she lias won several purses since Mr Hallen ¬ beck brought her back from the stud and she is as good now as she was at Jamaica in early October OctoberSalvestra Salvestra which defeated Dorcas at a mile and a inarter at Pimlico the other day is one of the Iwst threeyearolds of either sex in training ionng Adam is a twoyearold of high speed and ie looks like a long distance runner Young Adam Tas bred by Mr Hallenbecks father the late II 2 Hallenbeck at Meadow Brook Farm in Mon moiith County New Jersey His sire Adams Kt press is now the property of the United States Army Remount Service the New Ycrk sportsman having presented him to the government some three Jr four weeks ago to be assigned to the work of oiring cavalry artillery and transport horses horsesDorcas Dorcas Matinee Idol and Whimsy are the three itars of the Cleveland Stable that Regan will race at Bowie Dorcas was not good enough on Wednes lay to b bit it Salvestra at a mile and a quarter but many good horses have failed to trim Salvestra Nevertheless the daughter of Ildrim is at the top of her form formWhimsy Whimsy looks better then he has laoked nil year and his last raco at Pimlico was one of the btst lie has shown ill some time Matinee Idol is the best son of Harry Payne Whitneys Persimmon stal ¬ lion All GoM i training
