New-York tribune., 1920-11-04
w eille1''s Clever
Ride Puts Veto
Over i'm Feature
Mooney and McAtec Race
Mounts Into Exhaustion
I'm Forest Park Handicap
From q Special Correspondent


PlML1CO, Nov. S.-A. r. Wood
clife's four-y year-old chestnut gelding
Veto won the Forest Park Handicap,
the feature of finely balanced card
here to-day. Under clever ride by
Jockey Weiner this outsider scored
Just about as he pleased after galloping
the mile in the very creditable time of
1899 20
The race, however was run abso-
lutely to order for Veto Much of the
surprise occasioned by his victory was
explained by the foolhardy horaeman-
ship Of Jockeys Mooney and McAtee,
who rode Captain Alcock and Knot re-
spectively. These two lads went out
in a duel for the lead as if the race
were a tve-furlong dash instead of
over a route. They sent their charges
along for all they were worth and drew
off TO lead Of fully fifteen lengths
They pumped their horses out to the
very last ounce in an effort to steal a
winning lead
Knot finally raced Captain Alcock
down, but, like him, was so leg weary
and blown at The end of three Quarters
there was nothing left when the real
pinch came. Woiner. who had wisely
rated off this XII ling pace. then
brought Veto UP on the outside. Though
he was carried wide on the turn by
Captain Alcock the rough work of
Mooney availed little. Veto simply
galloped home about as he plea sed
when once Strengthened for home.
IT was quite day for longshots.
Phillip, which won the third race at
|,
and by one OF those freaks of the pari-
utuels paid more for show than for
place. Fcrnwood, another longshot, in
augurated the entertainment with vic
tory in the opening dash at five and d
half furlongs.
New Workers cleaned up handsomely
in the steeplechase when Hibler was
put over at the fancy price of Il to l.,
The results:
First race (for two-vear-olde claiming
Eve ant a hair furloneal -Fernwoo1. 80
tilla 1o8 CMooney), $3.50 and $3.50,
1g@nd 81 eng a. ,,so KSHaRl n32S lS ':re
Zcalous SANDY. Tout Or. Sacajawea aud
Cornrlia e.
sec9n, rsee lths Mount Wash'ps'on
w@ari @ two ,niles,- liibier, Ike clio~ardp, @
se.4o. ss 50 aud St.l0. won; SnthfeId 14l
Wiilia'nD. $3.50 and $3.50. second Max
N.otNN .'" 'hytlNy' S@' ~ 'niiu iiillr'
jaQue, Ming simon, Man O tho Hour. Fair
Mac john Douglas, Jay Bird, Anne EXcel-
lence and I>ingstown Pier.
hree '1', and pvg upward ia sclIns)
phuippio. 1o7 tMorris), s47.3o, s19.79 and
$27.1o. Won; Le Gaulos, 1oS (Davis>,
$i5.sn and Sl2ao, second; Nancy Ann, %
(sheNpot(. S2I7o, third. Time, rs.
Also Lonely, James Lady Betty, RAT
ferty. Paul Connolly, Plantagnet, Nola wn
Circulate. klkenney, Pokey b. and
Chimera.
Fonrth race (pursc, $500; tho Forest
rork Nandicap for three-Ycar -oIds and
upward. ono mlep Veto. ]o3 CWeiner). .
,McAtee>. $40 and $3.50. second Captain
Alcocls l0S oMooney). $3.50. third 'ri,ne
80 ?5. Also ran -Brdgcman ana Mock
Orange.
l'lfth race 'purse. s1.5oo; the covans
Hurse, for three -year-ods and upward
one milel Star Realm 1le CButweIN, ,
- ~. $50 ssn1 s., Won courlis, 100
NiN. III 'Sanda) $40. third Time
- ALSO ran Summer Sigh, Joan Of
Arc ';rest Gull and Galloyhoad
sixth race (purse, sl6oo; the Juvenile
Ha DdiCap, for two-year- -olds, six furlongs,
-ENodus. lle fKummer). $50. s.. 90 and
'2.2o. won, pfY Moon. ITO (Ensor), $40
snd SS.3o, second Polythis. % tFamcsl
$50. ,hlrd. Time. :I3 1-5. Also ran
FaunNo, Rep and iialu.
year-oldsi claiming five furlongs) sales
man. 100 (Moone;D. sl7.9o. $3.50 and 81 So
Won Iohns GiNna, 50 Ofarborue) $3.50
an, ana second Fluff loQ fWeinerl: s..
ina Vac. Fo8m rancing Maid. EApIosive
I nor al