New-York tribune., 1919-10-23

ETftVIy' 49,
:, over the line with a length and
p p;..vjck was strongly supported
,,;s sensational victory was exceed
.,lv pleasing TO majority Of the
crowd. Gus Petersen's Youneed,
-,;,A had shown tendency to quit
-, in other races, managed to last
',s enough to gather second honors
..yF F. D. Weir's Toto. which was sup
{ ..,tsd almost as strongly as Pickwick.
g p;sht at the start the Pickwick ad-
s.,snts we're uneasy, for the Clancy
4 aiding was away in a pocket in fourth
lac with Toto setting the pace ana
s3youneed second. The half mile and
b. fve-eighths post was turned and
atm and Youneed were still fighting
81, out in the van.
q Closes Up on Leaders
81 Ensor, in the mean time. had man
! sed 10 close up on the leaders. al
Hsonca still in fourth position. He
Sj,sn took Pickwick up on the outside,
Il nd shorty after passing the final
1ghth pole was alongside of the tiring
and Youneed, which succeeded in
baking the lead
4 pckwick went right on about his
akusiness and in two bounds had as
,umed the lead, to win in d hand
rlop.
The winners in the six races on the
,rogram we're equally divided among
aErsor Jimm5 Butwell and Clarence
+ tsld the lead. with 67 points to &C for
! yummer. However, Hummer managed
: b sdd fourteen points TO his tally,
giving him o total of 78 points, while
Sutwell was only able to increase his
.orn' to n.
Ensors generalship was directly re-
sponsible for Frank Regan's Whimsy
ranning off with the sixth race at one
nile and q sixteenth. Whimsey is a
difficult animal to.control, being of the
uIkng sort when not in a running
| mood. Whimsy threatened to chuck
1.-The job several times when in the van
| On the far turn, but EnsOr managed to
|rve him home an easy winner. Bet
HE Bluff cot second honors from GeN.
[Ae favorite, which after failing to
|hOw an early speed. came like an
apress train at the finish.
May Alley Wins Opener
Hummer opened the day by landing
|lahn +. Maddens 5 May Alley the favor
se winner Of the first race for two
|rar-old maiden tillies over the six fur
|intil the asst sixteenth pole, where she
Tired Locust Leaves then challenged
Nay Alley for the lead. Hummer in
this instance outrode Ensor. on Locust
Leaves, for the latter jockey did not
put up his usual rousing finish.
Much surprise was manifest WIZ
ButwcN rode Bright Gold to victory
the second race for two-year- olds q
Qne mi'e 1t was thought the distance
was too far for Bright Gold. but such
was not the case, as the tilly came up
from behind to score a close victory
ever Heavy Weapon.
After the race Jockey Carroll went
befare the stewards and laid a claim
Of foul riding against Butwell. The
latter was called up to give his side Of
the case. The stewards decided that
both hoys had lost their heads in the
excitement of the race and refused to
allow the claim
Dandy Dude was much the best Of
We reld in the third over the mile and
serenity yard route. Hummer had the
a'unt. and after working his charge
ou' Of several pockets took the lead on
ne home bend and won easily. Poi'u,
seich closed equal favorite with Dandy
Vade, was second, with Hohokus third.
Butwell 0verhauIs Leaders
,John |. Day captured the fifth race
~hen butwell caught the tiring pace
nakers ma, less than fifty yards from home
NJ ne won easily. Koh-1-Noor, the favor
l'e' was compelled to make up much
ground, which effort told when John T.
Day came rushing up on the ouside in
the stretch,
!, Three horses changed hands during
me day,. Frank Weir lost his speedy
! 20 when Il. ". Fry put in claim
v. " Ss,isO over his entered selling price
~ ~ $1,000. P g. Magni got Heavy
weapon :. for s2,0l0, while the Marrone
n.so ns let Dandy Dude go to Harry
Osrnhsrn for 81 $40
Socsey Erickson was the first boy to
tanef isf suspension during the meet
.Is ,IIs' %hen the stewards placed him on
,,"e u. ground for two days for rough rid
"'s on Malice in the third race.