New-York tribune., 1920-10-10

Larry 49, GteroufyS SennlngS Park was
second and J, e. Widener's Naturalist
third. The winners share of the purse
amounte4 10 S3,275.
Hildrett had Lord Brighton also
cardcd to go, but finally decided to take
him out and depend on Cirrus to carry
ais colors to victory. When the prices
we're quoted Cirrus was held at to 5,
but steaiy play by the public and
stsble &C .. ections soon hammered it
down ut' | to 2 was the best obtain
able wh tey started on their jour
ney D. ara.ist had a big following,
to ! IL the best offered at post
time. =. 3nes Park was neglected.
The as only a short delay at the
start Mars Cassidy sprung the
webb srus was first to break,
closel, yed by Naturalist, with
Sennirf Tapped on both. Turner
who W aturalist, sent his mount
10 the Immediately. Ensor on
Cirrus O.. ip and dropped in behind
NaturaI, III SennlngS Park trail
ing two is back.
Turrir the backstretch Nat
uralist, choking pull, had
lead of q length on the Hildreth
star, b. they steadied down for
the rea le far turn Ensor gave
Cirrus hi ad and the colt breezed
by Natul with practically no eff
fort A. point it appeared as
though alist sulked and he kept
droppine (, while Sennlngs Park
set sal he flying leader.
is Wins at VIII
Comin1 md the bend at the head
Of the Cirrus had q lead of
three op' lgths on Sennings Park,
which larglng along in great
strides the eighth pole Ensor
looked b. d, seeing that the Water
bury CO $ getting dangerously
close, br his whip down on Cir
russ "a The cot jumped away
under tn and Buddy, seeing he
had the sewed up, took a nice
hold on mount and romped over
the line snort length in front of
Sennings ,rS. He closed with won
derfu gan ness under gruelling pun
shment, bst lie was not quite good
enough to lhow the way to a colt of
Cirrus cis Naturalsts would not
try yard coming down the home
stretch and finished ten lengths back
Of the frs two. Cirrus covered the
mile and furong in l :51 3-5, which
is twoffthS Of second slower than
the track record.
Close to a record crowd turned out
20 witness the last Saturday racing at
hot, which made fall clothing anything
but comfortable.
The day began with an upset for the
favorte PLAYERS. The event called for
dash OF 'e and one-half furlongs
for twoyeal old, ana Wars won in
hair-ralsing nish by Episode, a 90 70
shot. He lat Silence, 8 to /, by a
short head anita Claus, another to
shot, vas third, length back. Squaw
Man. equal choice with Fluff, was left
standing at the post.
The second event. a claiming race
Of three year.olds and upward, was just
galop for ]. J. Moran's lie Goulos.
This one was played for good thing
by the paddock delegation. Opening
at fours, ne closed at ilst little better
than 3s and when It came to racing he
never gave his hackers any cause for
worry. Mooney took him into the lead
at the break ana the further they went
the further he drew away. Al the fin
ish he was eased up to win by three
lengths. King Agrippa, also heavily
backed iay in second position all the
way, and ok the place five lengths be
fore Tom Brooks. Asterisk, the II to 5
favorlte, was never Z contender.
Another Win for Hiidreth
As a preliminary to hia victory in
the Continental Handicap. Sam Hill
dreth furnished the winner of the
third with Mad Halter. This was a
condition race for fouryear olds and
upward, over the mile and seventy
yards route. Pitted against Mad Hat
Pastoral Swain. The first two named
were well supported, but Mad Halter,
the odds on choice, at 3 TO 5. made a
Show Of them. Eflade acted meanly
at the post and delayed the start sew
eral minutes. When the word was
finally given Ensor shot to the front
with Mad Halter and simply galloped
around the course winner pulled
up by three lengths. Tom McTaggart
was just an easy second. beatir- FIN
niade eight lengths 70, aeco.-a n-5-.eJ.
n4me in front OF Pastoral Swain, the
dessssed outsider
Bua1% Ensor scored his third vic
tory 0: Ahe afternoon when he got
home frs. with NJ. l.. Schwart2's Au
daeious. The old campaigner was a
we'll backed l3 to 10 favorite and beat
paydue, which set the early pace,
Iull length il mild drive. Jimmy
flzsimmon's Neading Star, IL to /,
was third
1, Care Free was 80 we'll thought of in
Ihe closing event. six furlong dash,
ioe maiden two-year- -olds, that the
payers fell over one another to get
ABOARD. He closed at 3 to 4, but
%hen n the gate went up she was left
sstfooted. Dernier Sou, making his
nfst appearance in colors, jumped into
the lead and never left the result in
Gouot winning Off by himself by two
ehgtns. Despite the fact that he had
Ylte ute or no chance. Obert vent Care
frae On after the field and ;hc colt,
sho~inF startling speed, close> ire
menaors gap and nosed Black Knight
out for the place
Worcester Defeats Connecticut