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1 BOWIE FORM CHART BOWIE, MD., MONDAY, APRIL 10. 1922.— Prince George Park 1 mile. Eighth day. Southern Mnry-l.ind Agriealtaral Association. Spring Meeting of 12 days. Weather ole«r; temperature 74". Stewards, II. P. Conkling, ,T. B. Campbell and G. Brown, Jr. Judges. Joseph A. Murphy. UMM Tribe, J. II. Anderson, W. Xorvell and Baker Water.?. Starter, George Miller, Racing Secretary, Joseph McLennan. Racing starts at 2:30 p. m. Chicago time 1:30 p. m.. Indicates apprentice allowance. O-jft-i-j FIRST RACE— 1-2 Mile. April 4, 1921— 4ay5— 2— 114. Purse ,205.71. 2-vear-clds. v9JL,fcirfX JL Kaidess. Special Weights. Net value to winner 05,71; second. 00; third, 00. Index Horses AWtliSt 5 jj -♦ Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odd- Slrt •1197 * WOODLAND w 112 I 4 l1 ll VI D .Stirling H P Whitney 7 J -100 61137CARMEN P.NTAGES w 112 4 3 2h 22 2J C Lang G Choos f220-100 61157 WRANGLE w 115 2 2 45 41 32 T Rice F Farrar 185-1-100 61120 ARMKDER w 115 ti * 31 5« 4 1 L Morris Sunnylaiul Stable 1545-100 CI 157 ELIZABETH ERICE w 112 1 1 5» 3l 5« J Heupel O C Rasch 2120-10i GEORGE CHOOS w 115 35 « 6 6 H Thomas G Chess t tCoupled in betting as G. Cboos entry. Time, 23%, 481/5 equals track record. Track fast. mutuels paid. Woodland, .40 straight, .40 place, .20 show; G. Choos entry, .30 pl.-.c, .19 show; Wrangle, .00 show. Equivalent booking odds— Woodland. 70 to 100 straight, 20 to 100 place, 10 to 100 show; 0. Choos entry, 15 to 100 place, 5 to 100 show; Wrangle, 50 to 100 show. Winner — Cb. f, by Whisk Broom II. — Sylvan, by Disguise trained by W. Hopkins; bred by Mr. Hurry Payne Whitney. Went to post at 2:31. At post 3 minutes. Start good and elow. Won easily; second and third driv-ing. WOODLAND took the lead in the first sixteenth and set a fast pace, but was being hard ridd-n at the end. CARMEN PANTAGES raced in closest pursuit all the way and responded gamely when called on, but she could not improve her position. WRANGLE, hard ridden throughout, finished fast and gamely. ARMEDEE showed excellent speed for the first quarter while racing on the outside, but tired in the stretch drive. ELIZABETH BRICK ouit badly. GEORGE CHOOS ran green. Scratched— 61157 Creeta, 112; 61157 Billy Gibson, 115; 61187 Bnddugie, 115. ■ m A1919 SECOND RACE— 6 1-2 Furlongs. Nov. 29, 1817— llM%— 4— 112. Purse ,205.71. IJi-id JL«J 3-yeair-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 05.71; second, $£00; third, 00. Index Eorses AWtPPSt , ; %, Str Fin Jockeys Owners LY|niv. Oti.ls .s.rt 61128»THE DECISION wn ft 115 2 4 1J l1 1« 12 R Rice A Swin!;e 556 61159 THE NEPHEW w 5 115 3 6 53 31 2 21 M Buxton A Marrone 66" -100 61 IM PRETENDER w 9 112 10 7 71 72 5i 3»* G Walls G Mavbcrry 1715-100 61143 ALEX. HAMTON w 4 112 S 8» 41 41 4* L Morris B Price 2.-0 100 61143*MALVOLIO wb 7 107 5 1 2» 2J S2 6* J Owens O Wendel 6S95-100 61173LUCKY GIRL wb 3 100 9 8 J" 5* 6* 6*1 H Thomas R Schermr 6.0-100 6U.r.9»ACE OF ACES WB 5 112 4 9 94 9« 9s 71 P Wdstck C A Apple-ate «K 100 60588 IRON BOY w 6 110 7 « 8l 8» S2 81 J Wallace J F Burdette E-,O-100 61143 PAUL CNNELLY WS T 112 8 1 41 61 71 9 C Lang C Phillips 17:5-100 60917 •HELIOCROSS wb 7 110 110 10 10 10 10 A Gantner J E Nagle 11545-1CO Time, 25, 483. 1:15%, 1:22. Track fast. mntnels paid. The Decision, 2.70 straight, 1922.sh.30 place, .20 show; The Nephew, . GO place, .40 show; Pretender, .30 show. Equivalent booking odds — The Decision, 535 to 100 straight. 215 to 100 place, 100 to 100 sho-,v; Th« Nephew, 395 to 100 place. 170 to 100 show; Pretender, 205 to 100 show. Winner — B. g, by King James — Verdict, by Tyrant trained by A. Swinkc; bred by Mr. Henry T, Oxn.-ml. Went to post at 3:04. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third the same. THB DECISION took the lead on the backstretch and held the race safe all the way, bat was hard ridden at tiie end. THE NEPHEW slipped through next to the inner rail in the early nwaiag and was shuffled back on the turn, but came again and outfinished PRETENDER. The hitter began I io-.vly, but improved his position steadily on the outride and finished fast. ALEXANDER HAMILTON til well. MALVOLIO ouit in the final eighth. HCKY GIRL was in a tangle all the way. Scratched — 01l25=Sie ta. 103; G118S rerigourdiue, 105: 57104Right Angle, 10S; 61097 Rustler, 115; 61158 Little Maudie, 105; eiloS3 Welcome Stranger, 95; 61178 lieziub, 103. Overweights — Lucky Girl, 3 pounds. -■ r»-g O-g Q THIRD RACE— 3-4 Mile. Nov. 24, 1617— 1:1£%— 4— 122. Purse 51,285.71. 4-year-O J.1 XO olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to wiener 05.71; second. $£00; third, 09. Index Horses AWtPPSt a Vs % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. KM* Strt 61 174 -ULTRA GOLD wb 7 112 4 2 33 2* VI l2 L Morris Sunnyland Stable SmOQ 61174»KING JOHN wb 7 123 6 6 5s and» 31 2« J Heupel F Musante GSC-100 61131 APPLE JACK U. w 6 111 5 1 21 l1 22 3» H Thomas O Wendel 27:100 CI 174 REDMON wb 7 116 3 3 Ik 3 4= 4U T Rice E J Salt KC-lOO 5*68 7 •FRANK MONROE w I 111 1 4 4» 41 5" 515 M Schwtz B E Chapman 12275-100 56671»CH. LEYDECKER wb 7 107 2 5 6 6 6 6 C Lang J Arthur 2S40-100 Time, 24%, 48ys, 1:13«4- Tr%ok fast. mntnels paid, Ultra Gold, .80 straight, .80 place, .10 show; King John, .40 place, .50 sbow; Apple Jack II. , .30 show. Equivalent booking odds — Ultra Gold, 90 to 100 straight, 40 to 100 place, 5 to 100 show; King John, 120 to 100 place, 25 to 100 show; Apple Jack II., 15 to 100 show. Winnei" — Ch. g, by Golden Maxim — Ultimate, by Goldfinch trained by R. A. Smith; bred by Mr. Henry T. Oxnard. Went to post at 3:37. At post 4 minntes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. ULTRA GOLD followed the leaders close up in the early running nnder slight restraint and. racing leto the lead in the final eighth, won easing up. KING JOHN, off slowly, gradually improved his position and wore APPLE JACK II. down for second place in the last stride. APPLE JACK II. was much used is racing REDMON into defeat and tired in the final drive. REDMON set a good early pace, but tired urn the last quarter. FRANK MONROE raced under restraint all the way. Scratched— 59323 Dantaic, 110. fl~t Cp-t ,4 FOURTH RACE— 7-8 Mile. Nov. 21, 1916— 1:2«%— 4— 116. Fairfax Handicap. Pnrss 0114 ,505.71. 3-year-olds. Net value to winner ,005.71; second, 00; third, 50; fourth, 0. lndx Horses AWtPPSt % S % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 61189 YASHMAK w 108 2 4 5 4l 2" 2l ll L Morris H P Whitney G5-1U0 61190 DICK DEADBYE w 101 4 2 3l 3" 4s 3s 2:1 H Thomas F T Miller 765-100 61145 FLY BALL wb 102 1 3 11 VI VI B 31 L Coney J R Sklnker MB-M G1189 = PLUCKY" wb 1081. 3 a 4" 5 5 4= 4* D Stirling C C Smithson andS-1N 61189 MIRIAM COOPER wb 100 5 1 2a 2*i 30 5 5 C Lang Shea Stable 1355-100 Time, 25%, 49%, 1:14%, 1:28. Track fast. mntnels paid, Yashmak, .30 straight, .90 place, .50 show; Dick Deadeye, .50 place. . GO show; Fly Ball, .70 show. Equivalent booking odds — Yashmak, G5 to 100 straight. 45 to 100 place, 25 to 100 show; Dick Deadeye, 175 to 100 place, 80 to 100 show; Fly Ball, 135 to 100 show. Winner — Ch. f, by Broomstick — Baksheesh, by Hamburg trained by F. Hopkins; bred by Mr. Harry Payne Whitney. Went to post at 4:10. At post 3 minutes. Start good and slew. Won handily; second and third driving. YASHMAK was saved under slight restraint until well into the stretch, where she ea-ily passed FLY BALL and held DICK DEADEYE safe in the final drive. DICK DEADEYE moved up rceu-acingly after rounding the lower turn and was running fast and gamely at the finish. FLY BALL set a good pace to the last eighth and tired. PLUCKY ran poorly. MIRIAM COOPER showed speed, but quit badly in the stretch. Scratched— 00370P.allot Mark, 113; 611S9 Jewell V. D., 104. J Overweights — Plucky, 1% pounds. » fli-A T FIFTH RACE— 1 Mile. Nov. 23, 1916— 1:41— €—114. Purse ,295.71. 3-yeax-old» 6-g 3.JkI 3-tJ and upward. Handicap. Net value to winner 05.71; second, 00; third, 00. Index Horses A Wt IP St U 1i ;:i Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Sirit 61131 ST. ALLAN wb 5 108 4 2 lJ lJ U P 1» F Murphy H M Howard 765-100 61161 TOM McTAGGT wb 8 104 3 3 21 2 2 2» 2* H Thomas P J Lavin 1293-100 61130 GAIN DE CAUSE wb 5 104 5 5 4i 41 5 41 31 C Lang J Arthur U65-1O0 611463THE ARCHER ws 5 108 2 4 5 5 31 3l 4« L Coney F H Smith l.",5-100 .61174THE LAMB wb 5 104 1 1 31 31 4» 5 5 M Schwtz W A Buck 175-100 Time, 26%, 61%, 1:16%, 1:43. Track fast. mutnels paid, St. Allan. 7.30 straight, .90 place, 1922.sh.00 show; Tom McTaggart, 0.90 place, .90 show; Gain de Cause, .50 show. Equivalent booking odds — St. Allan, 765 to 100 straight. 345 to 100 place, 230 to 100 show; Tom Mc-Taggart, 445 to 100 place, 245 to 100 show; Gain de Cause, 225 to 100 show. Winner — B. g, by Bridge of Allan — St. Aelwena, by Chaucer trained by J. W. May; bred in England by Mr. A. II. Ruston. Went to post at 4:48. At post 2 minutes. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. ST. AI.LAN, running in greatly improved form, took the load immediately and, sotting a slow pace, always held the race safe. TOM McTAGGART raced forwardly throughout, but could never overtake the leader. GAIN DE CAUSE clostd ui ground and outfinished THE ARCHER. The latter moved up rapidly on the stretch turn, but tired finally. THE LAMB raced fairly well to the stretch and quit badly. " ! I =3 fi191ft SIXTH RACE— 1 Mile and 70 Yards. April 10, 1819— 1:45%— 4— 107. Purse ,205.71. v3 JLd AVJ o--car-olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner .71; second, 00; third, C0. Index Horses AWtPPSt !i M 3 Str Kin .lookeys Owners Equiv. Oods Strt 61163CLEAN GONE WB 6 110 5 8 7« 7s 4£ l*| V L Morris J J Farrell Jr " 675-100 61132*S1STER FLO ws 4 1G0 1 1 l1 1= l3 1- 2-1 C Lang J R. SUinkcr 4-JC-100 6U761BR1BED VOTER w 8 112 8 6 63 6J 6- 4 31 D Stirling O B Aki-rs 210-100 llttt**RTABI wc 7 113 7 2 21 21 2l 3* 45 W Bogski J E CahiU 1,03-100 61147*VERITY wb 6 105 2 3 51 51 75 73 51 A Gantner T E Crist 755-100 «1133*SC1I LIGHT III. w n 6 10S 9 5 31 3i 31 5» 6l H Thomas T O Webber MMM 611472QUEEN B1X1NDE wb 7 110 6 9 9 8" 815 S15 7« T Rice C W Gassor LMMOO CI 171 DR. CH. WELLS w« 4 112 4 4 i- V 5* 61 8i: J Heupel W S Murray M-IN 57479 FAIR MAC w 12 112 3 7 81 9 9 9 9 II Ha r son J B McDaniel 18493-100 Time, 24%, 50, 1:15%, 1:42%, 1:47%. Track fast. mutnels paid, Clean Cone, 5.50 straight, .70 place, .50 show; Sister Flo, .60 place, .10 show; Bribed Voter. .00 show. Eauivalent booking odds — Clean Gone. 675 to 100 straight. 2S5 to 100 place, 125 to 100 show; Sister Flo, ISO to 100 place, 105 to 100 show; Bribed Voter. 50 to 100 show. Winner — B. h, by Olambala — Lizzie Gilman, by Fouso trained by R. L. White; bred by Mr. Richard T. Wilson. Went to post at 5:20. At post 1 minute. Start good and slow. Won easily; second and third driving. CLEAN GONE was far back in the early running, but moved up swiftly after entering the stretch and, racing into the load, won easing up. SISTER FLO set a fast pace to the last eighth, but tired in the final eighth. BRIBED VOTER steadily improved his position under hard riding and ouUtayed ETTAUE. The lattor lost ground badly in the closing strides. VERITY" had no mishaps. Scratched— CI 170 Zouave. 105; C11245Trickster IL, 10S; 6117G»Master Jack, 110. I Overweights — Queen Blonde, 3 pounds. r»-g r -| rT SEVENTH RACE— 1 1-1S Miles. Nov. 25. 1915—1:48—4—116. Purse ,205.71. 4-yeap-O JLm JL 4 olds and upward. Claiming. Net value to winner 05.71; second, 00; third, 00. Index Horses A Wt FPSt % % % Str Fin Jockeys Owners Equiv. Odds Strt 611 78 3 AMAZE wb 5 107 7 5 2 23 2l Z- 1" T Brooke M R Pons 1705-100 61176 SMARTY wu 4 104 5 4 ll 14 1" 11 2* W Obert W V Casey 2T.0-10O 61177 s •JACQUES wb 4 P9 6 6 33 34 3« .,» 3l J Owena W S Murray 2915-100 61174 FIZER wb 8 1051 2 11 8» 6» ft* 4M!1 R Rice A Swinke 875-100 61126»IIOREB wb 5 194 It 8 7« 61 5 5» 5l J Rowan J L Coyle 495-100 611S5«TAN II. w 7 99 10 2 9l 10u 10» 81 6 J Wallace H Rosea, her tWMi-lOO 61163WAUK UP w 4 101 3 1 6l 8» 7l 71 7J A Gantner C Buxton 665-100 611C3 HENDRIE wb 9 110 4 12 12 12 12 lu2 81 T Bice F Farrar f 61173SAMMY JAY wb 4 104 9 9 10 9h 92 i 95 F Wdstck G Lwisohn t 61 1582 •ARCHIVE w h 4 19 8 10 6s 71 8i 11* 10* C Lang W Daniel 465-100 Gl 128 DEVILDOG VliMIUl 7 4 42 61 62 11* E Ambrose C P Winfrey f 60S40 CHALLENGER w 5 Ml 1 3 11s ll1 11 12 12 G Wall:; E Peters t tMutuel field. Time, 25%, 51, 1:17, 1:44%, 1:51. Track fast. muturls raid, Amaxe, 0.10 straight, 3.20 place, .71 show; Smarty, .80 place, .90 show; Jacques, ..S0 show. Equivalent booking odds— Amaze, 1705 to 100 straipht, 560 to 100 place, 183 to 100 show; Smarty, 180 to 10J ]il;n "J5 to 100 bhow ; Jacques. 240 to 100 show. Winner— B. g, by Broomstick- Daisy P., by Riley trained by 0. E. Pons; bred by Mr. Harry Faynft Whitney. Charts continued on t-.htu pace. , Oonlinned f-om second page. s , . 1 W?nt to post at 5:!5l. At post i minutes. Start good and alow. Won Mlk|; second and third the . I i. »i-»i* MZK alipped through next to the inner nfl when entering the btretoh nad TO. finished KM ARTY ■ i; fn the mini drive. Tje litter i-et the pace garn»-ly, but tired When forced to u drive. .lACQlES ran , I nwiy ■ Quarter of n mile before the Mart, but raced forwsrdly nil tl»» w;ty and was -.ming well at the J —i.l FTBBB nniahed resolulelv. HOBBB can do better. TAN [I. eloped y gap. hTirolied— -01100 Turnabout, U»; CiI78 King.- Uelie. 08; QVlti Cblnni* Walsh. 103; ".SS7D Ailliro. 09. i ! Overweights— Aaiae-, 1 ikuijh , l izer. 1U; Wall. 1 p. Ii; Iiendrie, 2; ana-ny Ja?, 5; Archive, 5; • 4 D»?ililug. :-;.i; Cnalienger, 4Vi. " ■ i i
