The sun., 1919-07-24
CARMANDALE WINS r
JUVENILE HANDICAP
Carries 1875 Pounds to Victory
i'm the Wakefield at En-
} pire City.
MORRIS FILLIES SCORE
Qpietude Finishes First and
n, Irene Second in the
-. Primrose.
MORRIS FILLIES SCORE
~ HENRY ". KING.

front in the Wakefield Handicap at the
Empire City track yesterday afternoon.
He' was much the best of the ive young
sters which went forth to battle for the
$1,000 purse He carried 1875 pounds,
gave away from six to twenty-five
pounds to his opponents and won in Inn
pressive fashion. At the end OF the
nve and a half furlong route he was
q length in front Of Krewer, which was
Dosoris Stables Lovely.
Ten lengths behind Lovely Robert l..
Gsrry's Hackamore finished In fourth
place, and four lengths further back
was Samuel Riddles fast but erratic
Dream of the Valley.
Mars Cassidy sent the quintet away
from the barrier to a good start, but
before the first furlong had been COW
cred Carmandale was leading the way
two lengths in front Of Krewer, with
open daylight In front Of Lovely. Car
mandate had an abundance of speed, and
while rounding the bend increased his
lead on all except Dream OF the Valley.
This han dsomc, big black con Of Water
vale and Dream Girl, was sluggish at
the barrier and when sent on his jour
ney, refused to do his best He stepped
up. the back strentch trailing the Held
Going up the hill he got it into his stub
born head to run a bit and in few
bounds he raced around Hackamore and
Lovely and ranged alongside of Krewer.
So fast did he move for fifty yards that
At seemed as IL he were going to run
away with the race. But before his
followers had finished yelling Come,
Dream of the Valley" he quit and
dropped back to his former position in
last place.
CarmandaIe Ridden Out.
While he was making his short run
Carma ndale was spinning around the
bend at a fast clip and entered the
stretch two lengths in front At the
final furlong pole Krewer. which was
sfouldering only 10 pounds, challenged.
and Jockey Fator was compelled to put
up a vigorous finish to keep carmandale
in front to the Judges.
The time Of the race was / 10 3-5,
but this was not bad, considering the
condition Of the track. 1t was in fright
full shape. In spots 1t was dry, other
places II was almost as sloppy as on
Tuesday and at still other places II
was cuppy. Covering any route over
tt required horse to race on at least
three different kinds of track.
The Primrose Handicap, at about six
- furlongs. mares and FLIES. resulted
in p double victory for A H. Morris.
His Quietude finished first and three
lengths further back his Irene was sec
ond. four lengths ahead of Mary Maud
The Norris fillies never left the result
in doubt Quietude. with Andy Schut-
finger in the saddle. broke on her toes.
and displaying a good flight of speed
showed the way down the backstretch.
with her stable mate, Irene, following
at her heels. Rounding the bend
Quietude increased her lead, and Irene
also moved away from the other con-
testants. In the homestretch the two
Morris fllies were under double wraps.
Mary Maud was the favorite. She was
at the short odds OF 8 to s and heavily
backed. While on the way to the post
she sulked and II was only after
long delay and much persuasion that
she was brought to the starter. At the
post she tried to kick her opponents
out of the race. and when she was sent
onsher way showed little speed and was
never in the hunt
Lucius Easy Victor.
Lucius. the chestnut horse belonging
10 II F. Bronner and trained by ". L.
Dyer. won the second race in a gallon,
and his victory is likely to cause an in
vestigation by the stewards. In his last
start while ridden by Jockey Carroll he
vas messed about all during the contest
and finished second TO Tailor Maid.
Carroll was severely criticised for the
ride. Yesterday Schuttiuger had the leg
UP on him and the result was never In
doubt. He followed Searchlight III. to
the middle of the turn into the horne
stretch There Schuttinger gave him his
head and in a few jumps he was in
front. From that point to the judges
he merely galloped to win, eased up BY
half dozen lengths.
The first race furnished a surprise
nd aYEe
Water. a brown Ally by Fftz Herbert
and Wheat Ear, belonging to the Beach
Stable. took the purse by head from
II Neusteter's Bright Gold. These two
young Niles raced stride for stride all
through the stretch. and there was a lot
Of crowding and rought riding. Barley
Water, ridden by McAtee. was on the
inside and Bright Gold with Eater in
the saddle on the outside. Eater rode
McAtee close. and 1t seemed as II he
were trying to force Barley Water over
to the heavier going closer to the rail
McAtee would not allow his charge to
be. showed over and held his position
dstpite the humping. and In the last
axteenth OF a mile he outrode Eater
and landed his charge the victor by a
nod.
Barley Water had few friends and
gent to the post neglected at 20 to l.
Bright Gold was a heavily backed favor.
lie at II to 10.
Flying Orb. which formerly carried
Che colors of George D. Widener, finished
third. He was ridden poorly by Arthur
Collins. With plenty of room near the
xnil Collins took his mount to the ex-
feme outside This cost him at least
half a dozen lengths. He probably was
seeking the dry part OF the track, but
nc could have done much better In the
Beaver going closer to the rail.
3 Warsaw merely galloped to win the
ehird race from a cheap field OF platers
De followed Dottie Vandiver to the head
d the homestretch. where he went to
che front and won easily by half a
dozen lengths.
! The last race went to Crepuscule, an
Imported daughter OF Meddler. She was
the outsider. 80 to /; but she raced like
an odds on favorite should race. She
\ ped to the front at the drop OF the
Gag and was never headed. At the end
9f the one mile and a sixteenth course
&he was three lengths ahead Of Richard
Cooks Albert A.
LINCOLNs LOSE IN TENTH.