New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-02
Rank Outsider
Captures Purse
By Half Length
Marshall Pays $3,305 to Re-
tain Matches Mary Which
Scored lie the First Race

Those who remembered the good
races of J. S. Tyree's DR.. Joe in Mary
land last fall profted when tho big son
OF King James defeated Captain Al
cock and Knobbie in the Hindoo Handi-
cap, the feature of the program at
Aqueduct yesterday. Only three horses
went to the post in this event and DR..
Foe was the outsider in the betting, the
specializing ceatering on Captain AL
cock and Knobbie, which closed equal
favorites
They broke away from the gate on
even terms, but before they had gone
very far Knohbie took the lead, with
DR.. Joe length back and Captain Al
cock like distance in the rear. They
ran in this order to the head Of the
stretch, where DR., Joe Joined Issue
with the leader, while Mooney, on Cap
tain Alcock, went to the inside. At
the eighth pole it was anybody's race,
but at this point Knobbie bore over
on DR.. Joe. bothering the latter to no
little extent.
DR.. Joe then bumped Knobbie. fore
ing the latter over on Captain Alcock,
which caused Mooney to take up. After
getting straight, the three came thun-
dering down to the finish, with the
boys driving for all that was in them.
DR.. Joe proved the gamest of the lot
and went under the wire half length
in front of Captain Alcock, who beat
his former stablemate like distance
for the place. Sande, who had the
mount on Knobbie, made a foolish
claim of foul against the winner, which
was promptly dismissed.
Matches Mary Victorious
The Oak Ridge Stables Matches
Mary won the opening race in a sem
sational finish, beating Zennotta right
on the post in the very last stride
The latter had made all the pace and
looked to have the race sewed up fifty
yards from the finish, but Matches
Mary came along with great burst
of speed and nosed her out. Prom
enade finished third, three lengths
back.
The second race was just an exer-
else gallop for the Triple Springs
FARMS speedy mare Penrose. Yeargin
sent her out in front right after the
break, and the further they went TIE
further she drew away. At the finish
she was five lengths in front of Ed
wilma, which just got up in time to take
the place from Lunetta.
A. Hirschberger graduated from the
maiden jockey class when he sent Rep
across the line in the third. The little
fellow got his mount off in motion,
opened up a commanding lead in the
first quarter and remained there to the
end, winning we'll in hand by three
lengths. Tom McTaggart got the place
from Silence by two lengths
Emotion Loses Chance
The running of the fifth race was
married by the weird antics of Emotion
half way down the stretch. Emotion
was leadineVt this point and then start
ed to swerye all over the track. First
she bumped into Ultimate, then she hit
balance q slam which knocked the latter
out of all contention. Sherando, which
had been clear of the staggering Emo
ton, came along and won the race by
half length. Emotion lasted long
enough to beat Mary Patricia the same
distance for second money.
Copper Demon scored hollow VIC
tory in the closing race. He made
show of his company and won off by
himself. Curfew was second, and John
Paul Jones third.
Matches Mary, winner of the first
race, was claimed by the REVERE Sta
BILE, represented by Fred Taral, for
S2,305. Rep, which won the third race,
was bid up by P. S. P. Randolph and
John Madden, but the owner, G. A.