New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-05-13

AZ number was Bud Fisher MUSK
&. IN the Kentucky Derby.
fsId Of nine paraded to the post,
va, considered quite an open race,
Ae.oh the Quincy Stables Knobbie
s. highly favored over the others.
ss.ther or net the talent had the
-. DOPE is still open to argument.
r..sb;e finished fifth, but he had his
.,.ases. While at the posi- he was
SIZED and severely cut by Bennington.
!. cart was a good one for all but
II Schwartz's Carefree. This one
=. left so badly at the post little E..
jssish simply cantered around g. u.
iESsnezss Last Straw and the 0neck
e,Sie's Frigsts soon shook the rest of
a. field By couple of lengths and
,s,apgi the first three furlongs hooked
Z II about as pretty duel as could
{ imagined Last Straw finally raced
nsvste sick and was drawing away TO
.sst seemed certain victory, when
s.nssia took q hand.
Sanksia Wins in Stretch
iarkey B. Kennedy with Banksia had
vi,sly rated off the pace He made
:. move until he had Strengthened for
4, ran home through the stretch.
=, he set sail for the front runner
"a lengths ahead. At the sixteenth
~. 81 ganEsia finally nailed Last Straw.
s. two raced head to- head for fifty
.ssrds Then Banksia drew off as Last
w,aw faItered and won going away.
q. Nash's Bennington might have
al something to say with an even
s-ssk in the racing luck. But he was
+ an outside position and was off
s.orlv. He was carried wide the en-
IN Journey, running many lengths
irrther than the front runners. Yet
i same with such rush through the
trsseb that he failed by only few
grides to beat Muskallonge out of the
ASIDE from the honor of stake ac-
Establishments, the laurels of the day
sIonged to J. J. Hallenheck, who
s,sred double for perfect average.
ioekey C. Fl. Miller put over two
araight Hailenbeck mounts, in the sec
ma and third races. The four-year-
i'd Luke McLuke FLY, Lunetta, won
sae Clermont, at a mile and seventy
g.rds. by racing the six-year-old De-
haaou Of the Greentree Stable right
ato the ground through the first three
sssrters. When it is remembered that
Bsbsdou last year showed clean pair
!. heels to such a high class FLY as.
ssss Milkmaid, the performance OF
q aassta can be appreciated.
Try as he would, Fairbrother could
not shake off Lunetta, though he took
Ne track at the start. Fairbrother may
1--WE made a mistake in, rating Debadou
! h front of Lunetta. The former tim
sstopper is free running horse and
sIvays makes the best. of big lead,
iata at the far turn, when Debadou was
1t down, ne had little left, or else he
nIkei, and Larry Waterbury's Alliro
ame along and nosed MIN out Of the
Flsse.
SunnyIand Wins Handily
Sannyland, the second Hallenbeck
snner, took the mile and a sixteenth
airi race even more handily. He
| need quickly into a long lead and
hs!d his advantage under stout re-
asains. Paddy Whack might have given
lis one an argument had Marinelli
Ssen less timid at the start. The boy
box Up his mount to last place in the
an TO the first turn, and then had to
nee around the field.
Harry Payne Whitney's Calamity
ans, coupled with Yankee Maid as the
To- choice for the opening dash at
aFs furlongs, proved herself a high
lass FLY by breaking quickly to the
ssunt and buck-junping home in the
pod time of 100 3-5. Anoher real
take horse was uncovered in the last
nee in ]. H. Rosseter's Merchant Ma
sHs
Tie stewards fined the Redstone
table sl0 for running Billy MeLough-
in in the colors of Max Hirsch.
Billy Karrick, who has been i'll for a
aanle of months, made his first APP
tsranee of the season. He hopes TO
back in harness before the Belmont
aesting opens. Meanwhile his son,
Kenneth, is doing well with the stable.
Jockey Buel was suspended for five
ays for rough riding in the fourth
ace. He had the leg up on Frigate
nd roughed some of his rivals in the
nm for the first turn.
gsssidy's start in the fifth race was
an atrceity. Kate Brummel, left at the
POST by many lengths, made up q SIX
zenith Of mile to finish third. She
FfoOably would have walked home with
"a even break.