New-York tribune., 1920-08-28

Best Pal moved to the front before
the first turn and set terrific pace.
Mad Halter tried in vain to get up to
the leader. Through the back stretch,
however, Best Pal opened up lead of
couple of lengths. Bellsolar, on the
rail, was off we'll enough, hut Callahan
wisely took off the pace. He trailed
into the backstretch and did not make
his move till rounding the far turn.
Then he orked up quickly on the out
side from last, until ct the home turn
he was in q commanding position.
AT the eighth pole Rellsolar was run
ming stronger than at any time, while
Mad Halter and Best Pal both were
showing evidences of the early pace.
1aiiahan Jammed Bellsolar past Mad
Halter as If the latter had been tied.
but Best Pal was not to be reached
Ten yards further and there would
have been different story.
Rothstein Makes killing
Cne of the biggest killings of the
meeting was engine cred by Arnold
Sailing B. won the third race at Ave
furlong5.
The connections hammered Sailing
r. down from to to to 2. Every
thlng was on the up and up, of course,
for Sailing B. had never before faced
the starter in race j. w. McClel-
lands Wild Thoughts, the heavily
played favorite, had a lot of early
sped, but quit after three furlongs
and flnlshel outside the money. Ran
cocas ran game race and held on we'll.
q ,ol. -
forced to the outside all the way and
wi bear watching in the future.
The Steeplechase looked queer. to
put it mildly. 1t was probably the
siowest Steeplechase ever run at Sara,
toga-2 minutes 81 3-5 seconds fo,
the approximate two miles. There were
stories before the heat that Vigilante
was to be shooed in, but he ran as if
he had on diving boots and was never
within gunshot of the others.
6 Until the very last it looked as if
to get all the money. Surf fenced
we'll and showed plenty of speed on
the flat, but King Terry. which fol.
lowed the pace closely all the wav
made gallant finish under Brooks
spirited ride. Archibald, on the other
hand' was contented with a hand ride
ana ana spilled the apples. Queen of the
oe"' lhe i-IO-Z 1avOrlte, fenced very
poorly and as If something hurt hey
seriously whenever she took the
| jumps. '"'
Another Form Reversal
=. frederick the Great, which won the
1lfth race at mile, turned one ~
M Mthe most astounding flip-flops of form
tnls strong-arm season has vet seen
he simply galloped all the wav in
front of field Of half dozen in the
commendable time of :38 2-5. Fred.
eTlck was the favorite and we'll
played one at to 10 and 3 70 4
:. T. fohce rode Frederick the Great to-
gay. Last Wednesday, with FarIe
Hande on his back, t4ais same Fred-
erlck, who was a 2-to-5 shot ran ah.
soluteiy last in a cheaper field Of five
"hlch was won by Turf in l;39
George w. Lofts Tamarisk won tho
closing race at five and half fnr-
longs. kelday got this favorite Of
Iiylng and opened up commandino
lead: but Just lasted TO win bv p snnmt :
!, W, K. Goes Mahevona was nrobobl, h,oq
ene best, as after being outrun to the
tseIetch she closed with a wonde rfnl
ourst OF speed and would have won in
d ie" more strides, as Tamarisk was
tiring fast. 'SN was
Small Crowd Present
Inc attendance to-day was the lob+.
W West OF the meeting, but it is exnect ed
tnae tomorrow will see q banne1
crowd, as very attractive card is -
| De presented. There will ha tbra