New-York tribune., 1919-07-26

May-November lightweight Handles
Of yesterdays racing card at the f
Of the outsiders of a field Of ten.
over his last previous outing that he
His victory was the only startling
been practically neglected at the al
This feature, such as il WIS, proved
very keen disappointment None Of
the three horses which stood out on
form among the cheaper lot showed
even ordinary class, though perhaps
for this fact the break of the racing
luck was chiefly TO blame Tickish. Out
the Way and Grimalkin were practi-
caily equally favored al the opening Of
the betting, and al were well played-
But such lot Of wise money made its
appearance for Out the Way and Gri-
malk.a at the last minute that most
ereryoods was all set for q titanic
.hree-cornered duel
G-imalkin was the only one Of the
three in question that got off at all
veil Starter Mars Cassidy happened
to be particularly inefficient in his
work throughout the afternoon and
sprung the barrier while the congcsted
Aeld was more or less tangled. Gri-
maxim, which had the rail position,
IVES not fass enough TO draw clear of
the pack. and IN few strides found
himself pinched OF and crowded away
back out Of II
Out the Way, carrying the heavy
mpost Of I40 pounds, was also shurled
back into the rack and never had g
chance TickEsh raced up we'll enough
thOugN the srst furlong, but Fair
hrOther. instead of going to the outside
Il the frs pack, attempted to squeeze
through OF the rail- He soon found
himself N bad pocket, from which he
S01ld never e1t-icate his mount until
. vas too laee. Ticklish was live
berse, and with more sensible and
spirited handling should have won even
the way the race was run.
Our old friend Bill McCloy, with his
customary early foot, cut out a stiff
pace to ne turn Then he surrendered.
Startling soon raced him into sub1nis-
SION and drew, of from Quietude, the
challenger, 50 handily that Butwel was
able to canter the final sixteenth.
FOR the first day OF the meeting.
Jockey / Fator. the latest sensation Of
the saddle, failed 70 win brackets at
east once He had three mounts and
tnished second with two of them.
Walls, With CONNIE CT, beat him out
f the big end of the purse in the
n,iie and quarter second trial.
Alter failing to crowd through on
the rail at the first turn, Walls had to
20 to the outside with Comme CT. He
rated OF John L Days early pace
through the backstretch, moved cd on
;Ae far turn and took commanding
lead swinging into the stretch. though
NaNs had TO ride hard to offset Fator's
challenge with Conduit at the very end.
II aid seem that Fator waited Just a
trlhe too long for even such re-
doubtable fnisher as Conduit is known
TO be.
Nothing but an atroclous start
cheated Fator cut Of victory in the last
Tace The boy had the leg up on Our
Maid. which finished second. Orleans
Glrl the winner, got e "bust' at the
barrier and beat the rest of the field
By fully four lengths Orleans Girl
vas vel supported, but ton OF money
vas burned I'D on Jean Buuant, the
taTurlte, which was always outrun.
Perhaps the worst start Of the year
marked the days doings. Cassidy had
ned OF FIVE strung out a quarter of
ME Brig1I Co was much better
than The , 20 } offered and won in 2
roup.
L Sietas's Nillrace won rather hand
~ al a nile and seventy yards for
jimmy b1twel- Il vas the first OF two
consecutive victories for this veteran
Iaer- Gleipaer, which was backed
ifon 70 ! % II 10 ), finished away
oacK, as might be expected when its
iortune Was In-usted to little S. Vida
The eth race was at mile and
sHseenth and for jockeys that never
Toa race T-yon, with ]. B Nc
DaNe4ss CrepuCule made show OF
,ae ted O. a half dozen and won by
Ten ieng-hs- Toadstool nosed out Joan
O. Arc Ter the D.zce.
locEsy G. Carroll, who had TIE mount
o. Nzrcele NJ IT the last race, was
seE'oUS-y injured as Z resul. OF falling
g. 0e stretch turn- Trying 20 come
..LOogh o. ne rail Narcelle n struck
ne fence and went to her knees. Car
~ was nnseated- He hung on des-
Pslseiy to the laundering FLY and
.-Ao a-7ost righted himself Then hia
l.@U2- t.- rcared and threw him heavily
DI-ose nsr The Lad was unconscious
S-e1 or'Fen back TO the jockey room,
co-so-y examination did not dig
~e l-J-r-ex that should prove fatal.
ko r. II ~ IT