The evening world., 1920-07-30
By Vincent TreanOr.

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T. kers race track yesterday. Fa-
vorites and form" were
shunted aside shamelessly, while the
stewards either sat or stood in the
stand powerless TO stem what de-
veloped into the "rawest" racing seen
around New York in years. These Of
flcials might just as well have been
Egyptian mummies. The manipula-
tors who engineered things resulting
in the defeat of six favorites evidently
cared nothing for their presence. Iron
Hill, st. Asaph and outlaw tracks of
years ago had nothing on what was
pulled off. However, II all depended
on from what angle one viewed the
sport. To the losers 1t was day Of
means and despair. To the winners
it was an occasion Of wild hurrahs
end what care We.
When east side Jimmy Kelly can
run Vp from his 14th Street place Of
business and put over a killing on u
horse which has been last or there
abouts in his four recent starts, then
racing can stand for anything. OF
course Jimmy Is as much entitled to
win a race and make a cleanup as
any of the pillars OF the turf, but
when it is done with such an absolute
disregard for form, the public's only
guide to winners, it shouldn't be over
| looked.
Wedgewood. Jimmys horse, was
backed from is to down to 2h, and
judged by the enthusiasm with which
his victory was received, Jimmy and
his friends probably have all the
money they'll need for many day.
Al post time, with the bottom knocked
out of Wedge woods price, Jimmy was
generous with the tip on the filly
| Wen give him credit for that.
The days sport started off the
wrong way for the public when
through overoonfldence or sheer care
lessness Jockey johnson permitted
Youneed TO beat him on Arnold head
after he had the latter apparently dis
posed OF at the sixteenth pole. 1t was
a tough race for the hackers of Ar
mold to lose, but being as 1t was the
FIRST event of the day it was quickly
passed over in the hope that subse-
uuent races might even things up
Still II was hard to believe that You.
need could have been so close to Ar.
mold as to nose him out. Last time
they met Arnold carried 1877 pounds t.
Youneed's ITO and beat him foul
lengths easily.
Attrlbuting the defeat OF Arnold Il
racing luck, a recipi tulation of TIN
rest OF the card shows what is posi-
: BILE in these waning days OF the sum
mer season. In the second even
Beaumaris, a brand new one from
George Odom's barn, was handed on
as a hot favorite. Although the five
year old hadn't raced this season tn
, layers stuck up to 8. and all hand
fell over themselves grabbing II. Evel
money might have been taken tn
n same way. However, the report tina
. 5000 had been 'bet away" seemed L
| be good enough reason for playing tn
a horse Beaumaris ran disgracefu
, race for a favorite ande was neve
, dangerous. King Albert won by out
gaming Sweet Music in the final six
I teenth King Albert was the near
- est thing to a faYorite 10 win through
out the day.
The Wake field Handicap prove
another upset. Form was tossed I
= the winds in this race, Moody wa
r, the favorite, with Pluribus a popula
70 second choice Halu won, with Pluu
II bus second and the favorite, Mood!
, outside the money. After this rae
r. the stewards questioned jockeys an
d deliberated an unnecessarily long tim
LefoTe ordering the o. X. red boar