New-York tribune., 1919-10-10
10 to | Winner.
Furnishes Only
Upset Of Day
Nlunbo Jumbo Beats Syca-
more, Odds-On Choice, in
Opener: Pilgrim Wins
BY w. !. Macbeth

! tNActN OCtAA
Form finally had real inning down
az tae Jamaica track yesterday aft r.
noon The only upset occurred n ma
curtain raiser. VIXEN Mar-ho JumAo.
10 10 shot, took the measure Of
Sycamore, the oads-on favorlte. Re-
ginning win the second race and c5s-
timing throughout the programme.
public choices came down IN front sn
sequence
One of the most popular victories
Of the afternoon was that Of JaE.
Widener's e-year-oid gelaing. PHI
grim. which won the feature rec. the
Rensen Handicap. with $1,000 eaaad.
at SIX furlongs. Half dozen Juveniles
went to the post fer this event Wai-
ter J. Salmon scratched his crack colt.
Hobey Baker and took chance with
Ny Laddie. r. T. Wilson. lr. w4sS-
drew Smpleton, which ran very Ia
appointing race n the closing dash "
the day al five furiangs.
Salmon g1Ve the mount &c Nv Lad
die to J. Rodriguez II was reported
there bad been "a split between tl.-
owner and K. Trox err. VINO lad ..tG
leg up on J. ". Mays Head 0xer
Heels.
Perhaps the heaviest play OF tae asy
went IN on Pilgrims chances. Ike
price against TINS one VAS hammered
down from TO 70 y 20 ; Tro1 .er.
as is his custom, beat the gate with
! Head over Heels and a-temnted 81
spread-eagle the field. st. Allan wsx
only one able to keep wiftIn strsR-
ing distance of the pacemaKer tor- Ii
time. ts
Pilgrim Slow to Start
Pilgrim was rather sow to begic.
but ne got TO running MS best before
the turn VS. reached. Half why round
the bend Head over Heels heran 10
chuck it when St Allan challenged.
!airbrother then made rs r-n. nd
coming 20 the outside analiy got an
70 St. Allan AT the eighth reie he
Won just about as he rioased from
there. St Allan was nach the bes.
Of the others. He took tie place by
u half dozen lengths
Head Over Heels. wh.oh Nes tir.ug
fast through the last eighth, barey
lasted 10 save show moucs from \. *.
Macon oer's earame re. This last one
mentioned closed with raer tnro4ea
! the stretch after being badly outr4u
the first hslf Of the journey.
Richard Cooks bert A. tire relaoie
four-year-old eelding which seems. 10
2 be at the very top of his fofm at
present, won the Crescen; Han,lieap.
with $1,000 added. a a mile and a
quarter IN the wonderful time q
2:05 l-5. This WAS within one ffth see.
: ond Of the tracl recort estaA sred by
, NJ. Corbett's Tho soatteralr, octoncl
Is, 1903
r Albert A Wa perhaps tas better
, performance, as be- tofei ff@ roands "a.
against 1o2 for t1e ether ts-r- year-
t Old, and weather conditions yesterday
J with the prevailing high. raw wind
were anything bar ideal for speed
Albert A. Best Of Field
Albert A. appeared much the best Of
his field. He was in t.ght quarters
through the first three furionrs.
Rowan finally jammed hlm through on
the rail and opened up lead ~hiyh
he never reliuquisheG Wooa'rap, the
early pAcemaker and The contender
throughout. ran an exec eft race and
finished out strong Indeed. with
better rider than Weiner tae Nor.a
Shore Stables horse might have taken
the measure Of Albert a
Andrew Nller's suapd ragon - also
showed marked Improvement. He WAS
UP much closer than lsuai all tre way
and was h-stlng Wooatrap at The end.
The others we're an bas beaten ar
The fifth race, a. mlle and seventy
yards, was only an cyerr ~ nD for
Sweet Tooth, the favor.te- Iais ore
opencG = vide gap on tsa t4c.stre-re
and cantered home under Hra
Z Goes Star. Court aon -.e .I.- dash
nj fve fur.ongs handi.T eroa-H f-crl
Ira Wilson. tne contend "-y