New-York tribune., 1919-08-07

These three were the ones that COM
manded most of the play and nothing
else in the field ever figured seriously
at any time. Ambrose, who had the
mount on Kinnoul, got the son of Peter
Ounce away winging. and. being Sec
ond from the rail, soon drew off to a
position where he could choose his
way. He elected to take the short
route, and by the time the field reached
Inc first turn was two lengths to the
-ood with his mount hard held.
Corey did not get such a good break
With kallipois, and as he was in the
lail position he had to 60 to the out
side Of the pacemaker. He raced up
.ast until he joined company with
Paul Jones. To pair followed closely
to KlnnouPs pace around the bend, and
then set down to a thrilling duel
through the stretch. Kallipolis proved
much better than Pau1 Jones in the
pinch and was running very strong at
he end.
Ambrose Eases Up Winner
kinnoul meanwhile was only breez-
'ng out in front. At the eighth pole
Ambrose had first money cinched. He
cased his mount the rest of the way
and made it a bit tighter finish than
Ninnoul's admirers might have desired
The fifth race at mile went to
William Martins Happy Valley from
field of nine. T. X. L. Rosss Queen
of the Sea was second and Celtic third.
1t was a rather cheap field. Queen of
the Sea. outrun early, came with a
great rush through the stretch after
moving fast around the far turn, and
was running over the winner at the
end.
1t was unnecessary to inform any
body at all close to the finish line
when the third race was run that the
venerable G.. H. Pettingill was back on
the Job as chief of the judges stand.
A. 4. Macombers Fruit Cake the l to
favorite, beat w. r. Goes Herodas
by a good neck, if not, indeed, half a
length going away, but the best Fruit
Cake got was second money. Mr..
IN his long career.
The decision WAS greeted by boots
of dcrison, cat calls and Kisses. Even
those who had bet on Herodias SHOOK
hands with themselves and admitted
their earnings an unexpected gift. One
we'll known bookmaker, before the num-
bers were hung out after the finish,
laid 7 to against Herodias.
AS to the race it was exciting as
can be imagined. Goes gray flly had
the early foot and soon drew off to a
good lead in the six furlongs journey.
This lead was never lost, according to
the ruling of the judges. Down the
back stretch the three -yearold gray
opened up gap Of about three lengths.
Fruit Cake Makes Bid
Fruit Cake, outrun early, went to the
outside of Hcrodias down the back
stretch and soon was hooked up with
the Ogden Stables three year-old tlly,
Looking Up. They raced like a team
around the far bend and little by little
losscned some of the advantage held by
the gray ghost setting the pace. 1t
VS. battle royal through the stretch.
inside the eighth pole Looking Up be-
:. strong whip, kept on gamely.
twenty-five yards from home it APP
pcared to most everybody in a good
position to see, Fruit Cake got on even
terms with Herodias and drew away.
To all but the officials the finish didn't
even look close.
Raj PARIS Blazes made a show of a
field Of a dozen maiden two-year olds
in the five and half furlongs dash
that concluded the days sport. He
simply rolled home from the top of the
stretch and won by ten lengths or
more. Franc Tireau also closed fast
and got the place in the last stride
from End Man, the earlv pace maker.
The regulars overlooked a mighty
good thing in Goldvale, which won the
opening event at mile, because 7. H.
Wilson's filly was not supposed to be
so much in the mud. The supposed
smart ones made the big play on Will
freda and War Club, which was ham
mered down again after its price had
scared from to to /.