New-York tribune., 1919-10-05

VAS q SeflSe oi yin 'N''N H'N"N Poi u :
rbe feature race, fourth on the
- WAS the Pierrcpont Handicap,
9TH s., 500 added, at mile and fur
,,rc OF SIX originally named the
IA was scratched down to two r.
:, wilson. ir.. three-year-old colt
hannibal and j. Z, Widener's five
.sar.old gelding Naturalist. Through
ssr = -vear-olds as rule are not sup.
.o.ed 10 be able 10 take the measure
y tve-vear olds over route, because
y. .he well-known fact that Mr..
u,dener's brown gelding had shown
ssrv sulky disposition in his work
and in his recent races Hannibal was
No me- choice Of the public for the i'm
pending duet
Naturalist may have been sulky be
fore. but he never was 50 sour and
mean in all his HE as he happened
70 he Yesterday Mars Cassidy broke
hem away TO good start As far as
,be Judges stand Naturalist raced
Nth Hannibal But evidently he took
I. TO be furIong dash, for once past
he Judges he had no more interest in
,he race The selding simply refused
70 run. as bound by bound Hannibal
widened his lead.
Naturalist Chucks 1t Cold
Midway up the backstretch, in spite
If Fairbrother's frantic efforts. Nat
uralst chucked It. He stopped so sud
denly everybody thought he had broken
down Slowed to q canter. he tried to
bolt and run the other way. He not only
dic rot want the race, but he scorncd
Hannibal, meanwhile was sending the
Olambiaa colt along al his best pace
He had left TIE contrary Naturalist
bout hall mile in the ruck before he
pecame aware that there was no race
II all. lie eased Ills mount then and
,sme home in a hand gallop in the slow
me Of 600 10
1t probably was as well for Hanni-
bal that Naturalist was sulky OF there
would have been one more beaten ia
'1rite added TO the long Jamaica list
snnibal hled. it developed later. and
der The circumstances never could
ave come near beating d Naturalist
nth ms mind on the race l..srt~ ~cteer
vas called ap before ..s
1f,,r he had ana.'
'sck to weigh out, to explain Just
nat had hagpenee-
.actorlly Needless 'o ss.A-
sr's bclated arrival saf rasp-
serry sQuad an opportuu.,. ju unload
snty o. merry gums
The Lynbrook Selling stakes for
ycaf-o.ds - FIVE and IT half fur
oaes, which was worth $500. was
aaa by tae Onecs Stables Edwina.
.f.s flly displayed most astonishing
prosemeat yer her previous start.
ne ran around ter tcld OF. the turn
md romped nome the easiest imagi-
nabie winner. 1lv Iadiie and Rambler
Rose. wiacl raced a company to the
head @. the stretch. hetE stopped when
challenged by Edwir3.
Big killing on David Harum
" K. Co.'s David Harum furnished
ne medium Of big killing in the
a'ih ~ sA furiongs This one was
oacNed deer from 2a2 20 to > and
VAS betWeea David llarum and Irisi
Dream. waicn opened favorite. lrisl
Dream Weakened in the final furlonq
after giving a good account of himself
Falrbroiher. however. did not have
much difficulty in winning the race. II,
waited With David Harum to tn,
stretch turn where he came around tn.
asld and on in common cantcr.
Thomas Nonahan's : Royallieu was an
o:her good one that was cut loose il
sae hrs- race az q mile and sevent,
Yards. Royallieu was off slowly. bu
sodrlgucz was content 70 bide his time
he started his ride at the far turn
-aclng around most of the field 81
'rfafton hung on gamely and was cX
ending toJallieg at the finish.
Bsr One- which finished second IN
Faco the userious day. came right baci
\ the selg,id race at d mile and SIX
'@en'.', and won as he pleased at tn
le pre- - 10 TO /. Hindoostan, an
yther long saot. finished second
ormonda. IN the last race, al six fur
ongs, carr ~ith great rush through
The final gh'h ard in the las. stride
got up = oeat Toto. which set 8 killinj
pace bu' ehicn weakened right at u,
end ar b. j. lasted to save the plac