New-York tribune., 1921-11-12

lifetime was the portion served the
at the local track this afternoon, VIII
and Careful, star of the Salmon st
together that the judges called it {
of the Pimlico Serial weight-for-age
Only four went to the post in the
feature of to-day's card. Bridesman
and Jeg, which were hopelessly out of
it shortly after the start, finished third
and fourth in the order named. The
$500 purse was divided between the
owners of Careful and Polly Ann.
OF the two sensational three-year-
old fillies, which were practically even
favorites. Careful broke first and at
the quarter mile post overhauled Jeg,
which had undertaken to set the pace
for the small field. With Polly AIMS
nose at her saddle, the Salmon filly
set burning pace up to the three
quarter mark, but few strides further
on Jockey Morris forced his mount and
went to the front by scant nose.
Finish as One Horse
Turning for the final dash down the
homestretch, it appeared that Careful
was through, but once Strengthened out
the daughter of Wrack-Mindful came
on again and drew up on even terms
horse, each giving every ounce of re-
serve strength in an effort to break
the deadlock, the pair raced under the
wire. The time was 1856, which is
considered good for heavy track.
Form was scattered to the four winds
in the Monkton Steeplechase at three
miles when Peccant which paid as
good as Is to /, grabbed the $4,000
purse. This fouryear-old gelding had
the race all to himself when the choice
of the bettors, Sweepment, took its
second flop in as many starts. Lytle.
another outsider, was second. fifteen
lengths behind. and Robert Oliver got
the show money.
Simplicity First by Head
T. E. Crist's Simplicity was hard
ridden to beat Moco in the fourth, but
got the verdict by head after lead
ing nearly all the way over the six
Surlong route. Moco moved up fast
finished third, and the three money
horses were punched too close for COM
fort at the end of the journey.
The Class A Pimlico Graded Handi-
cap, at one mile, the secondary
feature, provided another heart break
ing finish when Bunga Buck, Tippity
Witchet and George finished in the or
der named. Bunga Buck appeared un-
ruly at the post, but once running set
a fast pace for the other six money
hunters.
Georgia went around the outside and
into the lead at the half-mile with
Bunga Buck and Tippity Witchet in
close attendance. At seven-eighths,
when scant head in front, George
weakened and Bunga Buck, with Tip
W,foho% OF
mand and led the procession under the
wire by half length. George was
q length and half behind in third
place.
Winner Neglected in Betting
Bunga Buck, which has raced we'll in
his last five or six starts, was neg
lected in the betting and paid about
b to /. Sandy Beal, Slippery Elm, By
jimmy and Billy McLoughiin, which
completed the field, were out for ex-
erIise.
Another long shot jolted the form
players when Kings Champion, owned
BY Mrs. Dattner, captured ths sixth
at to I. Scraps and Lunetta we're
second and third, respectively.
The results:
First race (for maiden three-year- r-olds
and upward; selling; maidens: one mile
end sStesnsn)Msy tn Ropegts ~ M SBoasp
rsson), $3.50, $3.50. second: Sparkling. 107
tTayiorl, $3.50; third. Time. 1;ss as.
also ran.
Second race tThe Monkton Steeplechasc;
purse, $500; two miies)-oPeccant, l45
$50 (Keating). s14.so, s4.eo. second; Robert
Oliver. 157 CHunt). sa7o. third. Time.
sweepment fell) and The Trout also ran.
Third race {Serial Weight for Age Race
No. 3; for all ages; $4,000 added: one mile
and an eighthl-Carsful, III ButwelD.
II tMorris). $3.50. So. out. dead heat:
Eridesman. 12s (Caliahan). out. third.
Dead heat-purse divided. No show
mutuels sold; Jeg also ran
Fourth race <for two-year-oids; selling;
Moco. lIa 1Ponce). $500, $40. second;
Mannheim. ia (Haynes). $3.50, third. Time,
'Plucky. Jewell v. D., Duncecap and
.Coupled-c. 6. smithson entry.
Fifth race (The Pimlico Graded Handl-
cap: Class A; for snn sthree-year- and up
Puck. 81 U.ang). s12.5o, sc. 1910, won;
Tippity Witchet. II Ponce), $50. $3.50.
third. Time, i:4s. ''' - S-'O'
'Billy Mclaughlin Sandy Beal BY Jim
my and Slippery Elm also ran.
sCoupled-Foreign Stable entry.
Sixth race (The Pimlico Graded Handi-
cap: Glass B: for three year, -olds and up
Champion. les iButwelD. sis.So, ass s5.so'
$3.50. won: Serapis, 116 (Haynes), 81
$3.50, second; Lunetta, 119 (Sande), $3.50.
third. Time. 1:43 3-5
Paunus. Dark Horse. Caligula. Pastoral
Swain and Buffer also ran
Seventh race (The Pimlico Graded Han
dicap, Class c: for three-year -olds and
ia (Penmanl. $40. $3.50. 32.40, won:
1orkist. l22 (Barnes). $3.50. $3.50, second
1:45 e'
Camouheur Moroni and AiIiro also ran.
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