New-York tribune., 1918-09-24
Pen Rose Wins
Feature Event
Despite Jockey
Schuttinger Seemingly Han
dies Horse Poorly, but
Victory Comes Just
the Same
By w. J. Macbeth.


year-old filly of the Triple Springs
Farm stable. won the Beldame Handi-
cap Of $1,000, the five furlongs feature
Of yesterdays racing card at the
hqueduct track
Pen Rose won in spite of Andy
Schuttinger, who throughout the after
noon gave the grandest exhibition or
inefficient horsemanship seen in these
parts since the island of Manhattan
was sold for two coon skins and jug
! Of moonshine. Schuttinger did about
everything imaginable but to lose with
Pen Rose and it wasn't his fault that
the flly was not beaten She was good
enough yesterday to win with IL
rounds of bran on her back
Opens Up Good Lead
The speedy Pen Rose broke full o.
running and in the first furlong opened
up lead OF good length over Mad
den's Looking Up. She was just breez-
ing along to cakewalk when the field
hit the bend Of the supposed straight
away. Here Schuttinger. who couldn't
-NSCl d lSNOiiOAiNt VI. .dtlH 2N }TdChs
allowed Pen Rose to bear away out
toward the outer rajl. ITO correct tho
fault he pulled the fily's head 50
sharply that she bolted to the inside =
Ihls zlgzagglng gave Blushing Beauty.
on the rail, an opportunity TO pass the
favorite, and if Pen Rose had not been
pounds the best, would have cost the
race. But Pen Rose was up to her best
mace and whom Strajoh toned nj
galloped away from the others, though,
apparently used up somewhat as re
salt OF her tortuous journey.
Blushing Beauty easily beat Looking
u for the place in dash through the
final furlong.
schuttinger, whose late riding is fast
putting him IN the has been" class
II, indeed, not assuring him a can
dldacy for the Down and Out" Club
required only two races to thoroughly
disgrace himself He threw away ths
first with the favorite, Lady Dorothy
because he WAS too opinionated as to
his ability to ride finish 1t looked a
if he imagined himself second Tod
Sloan; and he gummed the third with
the favorite, Barry shannon, also o.
the Quincy Stable, when, as usual in
heavy held, he allowed the yeliow
streak to show
Schuttinger's finish on Lady Dorothy
was next thing to crime. His mount
behaved very badly at the post. and
there was good excuse for his getting
away poorly. But after moving up
around the turn to q commanding po-
! sition. and. indeed, racing Ina Frank
and Lady Dorothy off their feet under
the whip IN the run through the
stretch, Schuttinger, a length and
, half to the good coming into the final
/ SINfppntb x,,l,: ..
show OF with d spectacular hand ride
Mount Slows Up
HIS mount Immediately began to
SLOW up, and Taplin. riding the long
shot Salvestra with every ounce of hi
energy. succeeded in getting up in the
closing strides. Lady Gertrude. which
iinlShed third, closed with great rush
through the final furlong, and was run
; ning over the others at the end
IN the third race Schuttinger. who
had the mount of the heavily played
iavorite, Barry shannon allowed his
mount to run away with him in going
10 the post. Then he went to sleep a.
NC oafrler and got away poorly, being
Prilncned rms on 1rom has inside position.
There seemed plenty OF chances TO-
MN TO get out of the pocket in the run
up the backstretch. but the bov cyi-
dently had lost HIS nerve He was con
tent to remain in the rucl. thouei
there was room enough to get through
with Wagonload Of hay.
addy Dear. which laid off the early
pace, raced Matn to death in the
slfetcn and won in drive from the
last closing Jack Mount
The steeplechase developed a ,rin
nlng favorite in Syosset. which. ridden
out to the last ounce, finished bette,
tnan length in from. OF Crest Nh
Ayosset, indeed. was somewhat iucIl.
10 wan, !or he was enabled to save hal.
a dozen lengths On the leaders pihen
me lnlng Garter carried No1thwooa
Ieiy "ide at he last turn. Syosset and
crest ltlIi took the last jump togethe,
aud IN the race home Syosset showed
me greater endurance and gameness
ne biggest surprise OF the day. ar.d
enc ol the seTerest jolts Of the season
developed in the FIVE furlongs d,tsb fh..
closed closed ont the days eutertalnmen,
Inns witnessed the humiliation Of the
hflghton Stables great colt Purchase
winch finished third to Balustrsde and
ppheiia respectively Purchase had No.
excuse, as Lyke got eff in front And
II IS a clNch the stable was anxious I
WIN TINS one. as Purchase goes Ia the
auction block with the rest of the
Brighton Stables thoroughbreds Thurs
day. '"u'
pa us'rade, an outsider. ran a Won
oefful race under Schuttinger, who
somewhat redeemed himself for earlier
faults. Balustrade OUTRAGED Ophelja
vtearIy ,,i',, ~, through the final sixteenth t.
van by comfortable half length. The
TWO Of them were walking away from
. Purchase, the odds-on choice, at the
Conduit won the mile and dye.six-
1eentns race in the most hollow i'm
aginabie fashion. She simply gailoped
q tae he.d until the turn into the
stretch. then came on as she pleased
ana won IN a cantel from Judge Wing