New-York tribune., 1920-07-25

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The running of the East View was
.,s Of the most impressive two-year-
IA exhibitions of the year. But by
:. stretch OF the Imagination could it
!. called a race. There was nothing
.sst could keep within gunshort of Ten
Lee 1t is just possible that the
Quincy Stables Knobbie might have
sasn able to make the Celt lilly hustle
little harder had he got away better.
He was practically left at the post and
then didn't seem able to get his proper
stride at any time through the back
stretch.
Joe Mooney finally did get Knobbie
70 running when half way around the
bend. and from there the good colt
closed like thunderbolt He was
forced TO run around the entire field
IN the turn. but he closed with such
resolution and gamsness that he simply
ran over everything excepted
and in the very last stride got the
place from J. w. McClelland's Eternity.
Winner Heavily Backed
This East View was one OF the very
best betting races of the reason. Ten
lee was backed from 3 to l to s to s
ard Knobbe from to to 8 to 2.
There was plenty of support for Dark
Horse, too, as we'll as for the McClel-
latd pair - Eternity and Chevalier =
even though The prices on the stable
scared from 20 (favorite) in the
early betting to to l at post time.
But when 1t came to racing there
vas only one year-old in the lay
out. Ten-Lcc broke half length be-
hind Chevaiier, but--a Ia Man O. War
in two or three doe-hke bounds had
the track all to herself. In a quarter
Of mile she had drawn off to a lead
Of four length over Chevalier and con-
tnued to draw away at will. though A.
Johnson never once let her down.
Ten-iec came round those sharp
turns as If she could circle a saucer
at tcp speed, ard by the time she hit
the stretch had the pack dizzy and
reeling ten lengths back. From there
she simply galloped home in l:10 2-5
over track shat was of the consis-
.ency OF drying-out glue. Chevalier's
heart was broken at the end of a half
ME snd he dropped back into the
Yuek 10 finish last. 1t looked at the
eighth pole as if Eternity would save
second money for Mr.. McClellana. but
he tired badly in the last sixteenth
and allowed the fast closing Knobbie
TO head him on the post.
Race Melted Stable S4,675
Ten-Lec's victory added s4,675 to
the earnings Of the Foreign Stable. If
nothing goes wrong with her this flly
seems destined to swell her owners
Golfers By many thousands more before
.ae end Of the campaign. Sandy Nc
Aanghton, indeed, has probable
Regret in his keeping. There are an
unusually fine lot of two-year- old colts
out this season, some of them that
nave not yet shown, and with such a
formidable one as Inchcape in the Of
ing It would be too much until she
Is tried further to predict a chamion-
ship. But certain it is that Ten
Lee is going to have a whole lot to
say as to the final award of honors
for the juvenile fllies.
In her last race Ten-Lec spread
eagled field over fast track. She
showed yesterday she can do herself
Justice in any kind of going. This
hlly, which has worked three furlongs
IN 81 4-5 and the half mile in IS fat
seems always able to race to her work
She IS going to command due respect
IN all her stake engagements at
Saratoga
The Ionkers Handicap of $4,000
guaranteed. at mile and sixteenth
did not pan out to the accepted class
Of holiday features. Only three went
to the post and George W. Lofts three
year-old colt. On Watch, the odds-or
favorte, had little difficulty in win
ming though he got quite rough deal