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Latest Turf News From Bowie BOWIE. Md.. April 12. 1923. A. Swenko has shipped Honolulu Boy to Dr. McCarthys farm, where he will be fired and turned out. Marshall Cassidy has been appointed starter at Thorncliffe. .Marlboro and New Kensington, Ia. R. T. Mai tin has put High Magic to jumping and he has shown natural aptitude for that branch of racing. Frank Hays is a late arrival from New York who is patronizing the racing by way of the Hayman special. T. P. Gorman of Ottawa has announced that he will come to Baltimore shortly to talk over the meeting here with Joseph McLennan. Jimmy Butwell will report to T. J. Healey at Havre de Grace tomorrow to take up his work for his contract employer, Walter J. Salmon. The schooling list now contains the names of Winneconne, Protocol. Runnyol, Galeta, Lorena Marcellia. Lads Love, Colando, Achievable and St 1 »onard. Fred Richards and Raymond Beaudry of the Dorval Park track will come to Baltimore April 27 to confer with Joseph McLennan on the plans for tiie June meeting at that track. There have been several shipments to the Akron meeting. Among those to leave have been W. IS. Martin, a division of the Kenton stable and M. ,. Kelley with some of the Paul rowers horses. "Boxy" Romanelli. the old man of the saddle, seems to have developed new form. His two winning races on Forest Queen proved that he had lost none of the vigor of youth and that he has the cool head that it is natural to expect in a jockey of his age. " T.uddie" Ensor is not wanted by the Maryland Racing Commisison as one of the riders here. Anticipating that he might make an application for a license Secretary Hayward was instructed to refuse it should it be presented. All of that happened. Knsor made application and Mr. Hayward refused even to accept it.
