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i i | I I , I ■ | , i i i ! [ RESUMES HER WINNING WAY _ __ — » Golden Billows Scores Seventh Turf Success of Year. Finishes Length Ahead of Minto II. in Pagebrook Pnrse — Nancy I.angliorne Takes Madonna Pnrse. ♦ HAVRE DE GRACE, Md.. April 29.— Golden Billows resumed her winning way in the Pagebrook Purse at Havre de Grace today. She had won six races this year, finished second twice and was unplaced once. In her last start she was beaten a few days ago by Golden Rule. Wallace had the leg on the four-year-old daughter of Golden Maxim today. She wen by a length at the end of a mile and a sixteenth from Minto II., the favorite. Blue Hawk finished third in a field of five. Golden Billows was rated behind Banter until he quit on the turn and then proceeded to hold Minto II. safe to the advancement of the fortunes of F. A. Tanser. In the Madonna Purse, run as the fifth race, Nancy Langborne. from the Longridge Stable, came home in frcnt after a contest at a mile and seventy yards. Thimble finished second to the three-year-old daughter of Flittergold — Martha Lee. Yankee Prin-| cess completed the journey ahead of the others. Blue Moon, the first choice, was a badly beaten favorite and lost supporters for her Pimlico Oaks engagement. Fleet Prin-! cess and Flirtation completed the field. Wallace rede the winner, his second of the afternoon. For long-distance racing the days program has been seldom equaled. All of the flat races were at a distance of a mile and a six- teenth or more. The steeplechase was over the short course of two miles. The racing cpened with a contest at a mile and a sixteenth, which Quick Time won going away by four lengths after being prom- inent throughout. Comme CI got up in the closing strides, beating Zouave for second money. S. Williams donned the silks of E. K. Bryson to ride the winner. S. Williams completed a double for himself Continued on sixteenth paje. RESUMES HER WINNING WAY """ontinued from first page. in the third race. He won as easily with Normana as he had with Quick Time In the opener. Going to the front immediately the W. C Raines representative never was headed. She won by seven lengths from a fairly good band of platers at a mile and a sixteenth. Seastake beat the others in a field of seven. Blue Streak grabbed third money from Eager the favorite. Eager quit after chasing Normana. E. Duebler, an Austrian jockey, who has boen living in Philadelphia since his advent to this country about a year ago, rode his first American winner in the steeplechase. He had the leg on W. V. Dwyers Regalia and rode him well, saving him behind Ar-menus and Cavendish. Although his mount tired, he had enough left to win from Nonus which moved up fast after making a turn and a half of the field. Rummel caught Ar-menus in the closing strides for third money.
