New-York tribune., 1919-09-18
Sam HiIdreth Puts Ouer
1tco Winners at Aqueduct
fator Pilots Both Lord
Brighton in Handicap and
Mad Halter to Victories
By w. ]. Macbeth


An off day for the talent down a.
Aqueduct yesterday afternoon. So far
oa mat there is likely to be several
' suing races missing this afternoon
"hen the boys go under the shed to
the number, however.
1t was a gala day for friend Sam.
peaches and cream-not pickles and
onions. Sam finally hit the right SPOT
90 pu, over couple that he has had
IN pickle long time, as many a good
man who lays oral odds is ready to
testify. Hildreth's Lord Brighton won
tne Arverne Handicap. $4,000 added. a.
SIX 10riongs, the feature race OF the
.ts' ana ms Mad Halter spread cagled
the neid IN the last race, at mile.
?, LaVerne Fa or rode both winners for
Hlidreth and tied Buxton for the hon
qrs OF the day. Buxton put over Sand
Bed and Audacious in the first two
races. Fator placed Carpet Sweeper
IN the second, finished third with
trophy in the third and also showed
with Wilfrcda in the fifth. so that he
had quite the best Of the personal
argument against Buxton. The latter
mad only two mounts beside the ones
with which he won the brackets. He
rode Erfflade. which finished bang
colo in rhe last race
Buxton never did finish with Tom
oo'o. His mount dropped dead about
q hundred yards from the finish. Evi-
dcntlE the animal had rupturcd a blood
vessel. When Tombolo began to stag
ger Buxton slipped out of the saddle
o avoid the impending fall and dexter
ously escaped injury.
A Two-Horse Affair
Lord Brighton and Enflade had the
Arverne Handicap all to themselves
me way the race was run. This was
q six furlongs dash. The wise ones
went to Jock Scot as if there were
nothing else in the race. His price
was hammered down from 3 to ] to 2
10 /. Most of the layers absolutely
refused to take any more on him ten
minutes before post time.
JOCK was million to one at the
start He drew fourth position, but
McAtee took HIM away out by the
:ence and had him 1at-footed when the
barrier sprung. This horse. which
figured to hand trimming to every
thlng else. ran very dull race--a race
% dull and listless that it would bear
Official investigation.
Emf 'ade and Lord Brighton soon
raced away from DR.. johnson, which
broke in front, but which evidently
was out for exercise only. Enfilade
showed the way around the turn with
lord Brighton in close pursuit. Swing
ing into the stretch Fator cot un to
h.nfi ade's saddle grth. 1t was a real
duel from there home
Most Of the way the pair raced head
to head. At the sixteenth Lord Brich-
ton tinaily got up and from there in
outgamed EnflaGe to win by a head.
Hoilister, off slowly, made up ground
gradually and closed with great rush
10 axe third money from Old Rosebud.
ne latter showed Improvement over
his last outing.
The sixth race was only q ronp for
Mad Halter. All Fator had to do was
10 keep from falling of. Fator shot
g the front INN ediatcly and increased
his lead as the race progressed. The
Quincy Stab e's f mendorf was played
Ike an. absolute cinch. 1t was ham
Mared down from skies to S to 2 and he
ora layers wer@ refusing bids at post
time Elmendorf's chances were ruined
BY the start. The cot was off in a
am and knocked back into the ruck.
E.mendOrf closed fat when Rice finally
got m Strengthened out in the long
stretch and IN the very last iump beat
Va Bona for third money
Inc worse exhibition o. horsema7-
ship ever seen any where was thar o.
frasch which beat p ]. King in the
NTH race, at q mile. p. j King was
about fifty pound better than ANYTHING
else IN one of the cheapest fields that
ever faced the barrier. A terrib e start
put King in a bad way. Frasch how