New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-06-08


from excitement and roaring like
santol gelding OUTRAGED and outgam
of the W. R. Coe stable, through the
length advantage at the end in the t
Commodore J. K L. Ross Boniface
was third, length and q half behind
Sweep On Three lengths back came
A, K. Macombers War Cloud, which
quit from a gallop while quarter of
a mile away and was lucky thereafter
10 finish as we'll as fourth.
There may have been greater Subur-
bans run Undoubtedly there were one
or two during the thirty-two trimmings
Of this historic classic that preceded
Yesterdays classic struggle Of fiat
tering field But in the memory Of old
timers, some of whom had seen all the
Suburbans, few beat yesterdays run
ming for intensity of excitement all the
way. That thrilling duel through the
final sixteenth which INDICATED the
excellence of Ensors horsemanship
over route was but the climax of
mile and a quarter Of thrills.
An Exacting Crowd
The big holiday crowd was of
proportion TO do justice to the occa
sion. And the occasion, so far as rae
ing excellence generally was concerned,
more than did justice to the crowd.
Only on Memorial Day had a greater
multitude of sport enthusiasts been
gathered at a New York track within
the past fifteen years. 1t was cos
n.opolitan crowd, it is true, but it was
a. exciting crowd also, and an appreci-
alive crowd which enjoyed to a degree
the well-fought trials and close fin
ishes Society WIS exceptionally we'll
represented on the clubhouse lawns
ana verandahs. Most everybody from
"Who Who anG environs was out in
state.
" the time the field of eight sleek,
glossy colts and geldings pa
raded to the pest the sweating,
sweltering multitude WAS ready for the
best the royalty tred equhes had in
them. The preliminary races mad been
highly satisfactory. The appetite OF
the crowd was whetted for the unusual
nor was that appetite to go unap
peased.
The sentiment of the crowd was
largely for Corn Tassel. TIE tive-year-
cd Wilson gelding was the best played
horse Of the local racing season. A
steady play and d bumper rush at the
very last minute hammered down Corn
TasSels price from to / to 16 10 ) at
post time. The three yearolds of the
Coe stable. Sweep On and Over There.
soased from II to 5 to "A TO 5. though
the combination still ruled the fgura-
tive favorite al the start. War Cloud
Exterminator, Boniface, Papp and
Lanius ATTRACTED little or no attention
whatever.
Corn Tassel, which on his last pre-
yious start some ten days ago had
established new track record OF
l:44 2-5 for a mile and sixteenth
since beaten by Valor), was the Sc
lection Of the students of form and all
Of their friends. Needless to say, his
victory was enc Of the most popular in
years. He won first, because he is d
fine thoroughbred and as game as they
come, and secondly, because Of Ensor's
perfect ride. Furthermore, as the race
vas run, the luck broke for Corn Tassel
from start to finish.
Papp Good as Left
George ". Lofts Papp, which was
led to the post, was on his customary
misbehavior. He was as good as left
when the barrier was sprung. For the
rest, the start was good enough.
Myers. with Over There, of the Coe
Stable, went out from the start to set
killing pace. Knapp, with War
Cloud, followed this pace a. closely az
possible. McAtee. with Sweep On,
.railed the Macomber horse Ensor, with
Corn Tassel, and Lotus, with Lanius,
both wisely laid off this early grilling
pace, but picked spots that would give
them command when the real test came.
Around the bend Knapp moved up
On the leader with War Cloud, which
a, this stage appeared to be only gal
loplng and in an excellent position
to come away when ready. Hitting the
stretch turn, War Cloud finally col
Jared the early pacemaker. McAtee,
With Sweep On, then made his
move, which eventually proved fatal
enc. For swinging into the straight
away for the dash home Knapp went
away vide with War Cloud, which
oeysn 10 sprawl all over the track
Wien called upon, and War Cloud car
Led Sweep On away out with him. IT
VAS an opportunity which Buddy Ensor
olo not overlook Quick as fash he
akimmed the rail for'the shortest pos
.nle journey home and In a twinkling
lad almost cut down Sweep On's earlier
sdyan.agc
1t was Z horse race from there TO
We hniah. Ensor and McAtee set down
al they kncw Of the riding art.
sas'r mounts responded rczolutely and
s<msly. IT. was whipping finish. Al
ne customary finish none could yep
.'a's the pair, but at the Suburban
..hiSa, some forty yards below. Corn
'asssl had raced Sweep On into sub
A'nsion and was pulling away.
mar Cloud Was done shortly after
.1s END of The mile. Boniface, which
s'7id have been very dangerous had
~ run tue, finished on the extreme
..s's'ns, closing very fast. He trailcd
- we stretch turn and might have got
~ ~ W had he not bolted. Lanius, like
sisst quarter. "
r.. .1'a1 EoSor had the leg up on POLKA
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