New-York tribune., 1918-10-03

Wonderful iNdccd were the courage q
stamina and csmcness displayed by Mr..
uaeombers huc colt through the six
a.-loncs course He did all that n
thoroughbred co0id possibly be asked to
do and then Just little bit more. He
showcd. moreover . wonderful turn of
.serd Way Pcunaut ran the six fur
lergs in 1919 The record is l;l2',
ana nc kept we'll out from the sticky
reinr eli the rail all the way He con
sedcd anywhere from Two to twenty
$50 nourds 60 his opposition. and still
won going away with plenty to 'parc.
Il s doubtful Is any rider but Lotus
eotad have carried the red and white
Nacombcr silks 10 victory yesterday.
Lord Brighton, recently purchased by
sam HAdrctn az the Brighton Stable
afe Was sure is uu TO has best race
iyke. who understands this colt per
icctiv got him away from the barrier
ayiug Brig fou PINNED his cars hack
and ran for terything that was IN him.
hcfcrc the acid had gone p hundred
yards Lord Brighton had puiicA out to
a good loncth lead and was drawing
away 'h every stride.
Three Hang close Together
Cirrus Tuscaloosa and War Pennaut
In almost ncftcct alignment. thuudcred
eftef fhr naccmancr These three hung
ogefh,r Utmost 60 the first bend. Lord
Brighton drawing further away all the
ame. And fhon War Pennant, in turn,
ttgsu to dtaa a~ay from the other two.
Cirrus was The FIRST 20 give up. fur
ong drew 'his one 5 cork
bounding Che tusu. where the crowd
GO. sis hf9t good slant at the field, IL
was seen tbat Lord Brighton had drawn
sve lengths ahead o. War Pennant.
Evidently Lyke's idea was to race the
Nscomher colt dizzy before the stretch.
Bot T.! Ncs lead was becoming danger
Gus 'n the orinfon Of LOTUS, too. Al
any rate. Johnny got night down TO
tgs'ne.> and began the ride Of his life
lie tattcd to ride War pcuuant with
[oFerYthinc at his command as early as
me nist turn. 20 he exact. Al the way
round the bend Lotus could be seen.
ow cfouchcd, riding with whip and
band Y seemed hc was whispering
secrets ~ lhc car Of his mount Then
inch by lnch Wan Pcnnant began to
gain.
Even thss early The stand was IN an
9roar Lord Brighton hit the stretch
.nr lengths 60 the good and he
smed strong still the most ardent
orshippcrs OF Lotus began to doubt
|ebethcr the great Disparity could be
hit'lci away through the short
A 'fetch Once Strengthened for home,
fwar Pcnnaat soon dispellcd these
cars. The challenger was closing
esointrly In a dozen jumps he had
lal Lord Brighton's lead by d length
Lysc scentcd the danger and drew
whip. bat his mount was already
giving ol his best. Less than Sin
ieenth from home War Pennant finally
got up on even terms Brighton hung
on gamely for dozen more leaps.
ncn bowed TO the inevitable. The skill
~ LOTUS could not be denied His
AS ride that would have graced the
Aoolest classic Of the turf
Schuttinger OF Color
In direct contrast was the ride Of
Andy Schuttinger in the Criterion
handicap-the Liberty Loan feature.
lhs was over the mile and sixteenth
route and Schuttinger had the mount
on Lady Gertrude. a to ) favorite
IN field of three. Schuttinger did
soou' everything possible wrong if
hayng such favorite beaten is not
+ ne last word IN wrongdoing
Chlei Lally. the rank outsider, under
The faHk 5lcCrann, won this race; or
1 oe''ef, the rank combination stole it.
4 Arfan 20 On set . terrific pace for
bout half a mile. Schuttinger APP
reared so intcn, on rating Lady
/ Ier'rude OF this pace that he failed to
ahe any notice of old Chief Lally
IAN way up the backstretch. and just
Soout the time Arrah Go On blew up.
elcO ram and Chief Lally shot past
.0nu'Nnger and Lady Gertrude as if (
'Ney were h.tched.
oehu'linger paid absolutely no atten- /
.'on 10 Laliy until McCrann had stolen /
winning lead. Going around the far
. Lvnu Nhlef Lally was half dozen
,e"s'hs to the good. Then, to make
ISa'.efs no worse, when he did 90 out for
@e s,v pacemaker Schuttinger in his anx-
IVY decided the quickest way home
Vas Vas me best. He overlooked entirely
ws. .dc' mat the going near the rail
vas "as tough as molasses in January and
s"en Whatever spirit was left out of
~, 10 mount IN this stretch dash through
Il tNnn sang4eioot. But, then. maybe Schut-
8 bonds, VI N'oer's
II u. snnny Jim" Fitzsimmons made it
Tra T,s enc Of perfect day for his Man
4 wn,'a.s, hype leoe. Fitz saddled the
sirn i"'r oi the curtain number in AS
loSsd ' "nlcn won even though Rice al
COM. COM ms mount to run pretty wide
s',alhg INTO the stretch. Bill McCloy,
10 vvuoIaoie sny front runner. threatened
bn, 'ppfead'eagle the field for time.
Ass;ne ne gave up whom the hoofbeats of
en aonetand and Bright Angel began to grow
4 twcsn tv'Vuous. .u 1t was a great finish be-
+ and S'I p, .ne last mentioned pair. Assign
4 almoa, pr,gh, .s Angel raced head to head