New-York tribune., 1920-11-05
On w atch Wins
Feature Event
I'm Record Time
Loft Entry Sets New Record
for Pirnlico Course; Will
sons Yellow Hand Second
From Spccial Correspondent


BALTIMORE, Nov. 4.-George W.
Lofts On Watch, which trailed w. r.
Goes good flly Cleopatra in the La
tonia Championship recently, came
back into his own with vengeance to-
day in the PIN. GO Autumn Handicap.
Admirably piloted by jockey Earl
Sande, the three-year r-old colt proved
his real class as a thoroughbred by
galloping the mile and quarter in
2:04 3-5, a new track record for the
distance
On Watch clipped four-ffths Of a
second off the former track record
which Omar Khayyam set November 8.
1917. On Watch carried 1928 pounds
to-day, as compared with 1870 pounds
for Omar Khayyam
The victory of the Loft colt, which
added the tidy sum of $3,750 to his
winnings, was largely due to the mas
terful horsemanship of Sande, who re-
ceived a tremendous ovation when he
and only half a length back of the win
ner, came R. T. Wilson'S yellow Hand
for second money. Harry Payne Whit
Ney's DR.. Clark was third, SIX lengths
back Of Yellow Hand.
From an almost perfect start Ral
PARIS Blazes and DR.. Clark went out
into a duel for the honor of leading
The pair rceled off six furlongs at
heart~breaking speed The pace was
too fast for Blazes, and he quit badly
as the field swung into the backstrctch.
Sande moved uD on the outside with
On Watch. He had lain Off the early
killing pace, content to make up ground
gradually. Finally he got up within
striking distance of DR.. Clark. The
Whitney colt hung on gamely for q
taken too much out of himself in rae
ing Blazcs into submission. lie fall
tered, and On Watch went into the
lead.
The RESULTS:
First race year-old finies; nve and
half furlones) 'alacy, 100 1sandc),
$d9.sQ $50 ana S5:5o, won; sY9peer-woman'
onl. Tho Basgago. 100 N}utwen), Stl.20,
lhird Time. oe IS I,ouEh GIRL ;,ia T9u-
helion, pansy and Tidngs also ran.
Second race Nhe Junior steeplechase;
three- Year. Ids: Two niles I'!uc Eyes.
NIreland, 10 CHanna), $500 ana S. 20.
second; Nonus. ~ lArchbald), $500
tnlrd. Time. 3 80 40. Elmer johnson,
Ribbon Grass Tho Trout, rattle Sea Ply
ANA l'rce state also ran NCOupled.
Third race Uhrce ycar-olds and up
ward; claiming sly furiongs l-A'nac kas-
sin. l12 (Saude). $3.50. $40 ana ST -.
won. Tarascon. III lJohnson), Sl&50 ana
$50. second. May w. 1o9 (Aron), $50
third Time. 1913 a-5 LEGACY, Favour.
Foreclosure, Dlmout. Uranium. Lovely.
Luc!e May. Martha Luckctt and Baiarosa
also ran.
Fourth race Ghe Piulico Autumn Han
dicap; for three year-oids, $1,000 added :;
on. mile and a quarter)-xOn Watch,
Hand, III lEnsor), $3.50. second. DR.,
Clark. 100 (KMmmer). third. so show
mutuels sold. Time. 2:o4 % Crack rec
ordl. XXPaul Jones. XDonnacona and
NNBlazes also ram XLott entry NXParr
entry.
Firth race Cor two-year-olds; purse
$500. SIX furlongs)- -Quecreek. 112
CMooncy). Sc $50 and S220, won,
Broomspun. l05 tkunmerl, So and 81 so,
second; xMuttkcns, III (But"elD, - SO.
NIlawronigue. Hard Guess Current Events
and Buffer also ran. xJ. *. l.. Ross entry.
sixth race (ior three-year r-olds and up
ward; selling purse $1,000; one mile and
$500 and $40 Won. Regal Lodge. 10
,Sanao). $3.50 and S3.50. second; Belario,
1i0 lM0rris). S3.f0. third Time .53 2 ).
King John. Herd Girl. Veteran, Albert A.
Sundial II. Clean Gone. Tantalus and
Snapgragon IL also ran.
Seventh race (he Wicomnico Uandi-
cap; selling; three year-olds and upward :,
puisr Se0p0, one mile)-Iocust Leaves,
los (Ensor). $50, $50 ana 81 20. won
Lady Emmeline, 90 (ANen). $40 and
20, second Nellc Yorke l04 lWessler)
$40 third Time. 1:4l 5. Discord and
al