New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Hildretll Entry
Guided to Easy
First by Sarlde
I);mmesdale Nosed Out for
Place by Dry Moon; Cladi~
asor, Backed Heavily, Last
By w. ]. Macbeth

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Sam C. Hildreth's great sprinter
nunboyne proved his class at Aqueduct
vssterday IN winning the Arverne Han
Hear, with $4,000 added. This was a
a.sh OF three-quarters of mile, which
vss worth 1925 TO the winner. Dun
1 ssvae. Though hurdened with the heavy
;-,nosf of 18o pounds. raced like 81
,hsrnion under Earl Sande's clever
ea;sanee, and. after racing his small
fsla dizzy in the first FIVE furlongs, fin
Hsshed in common canter in the re-
4 rsrsahiy last time of 1:12 fat.
E3 The RedSso7e Stables Gladiator Wa :
/ heavily played in this race by the
gothstein connections and hammered
DOWN from to to . to s. This steady
L Ylsv proved Of great benefit TO the
aan.irers OF Dunbovne, which opened
IN 5 to favoriSe. but went kitinr as
kigh SIS s 70 I. Little support was Of
fered Charles A. Stoneham's Dry Moon.
VALE r. = Wilson's Dimmesdale was
i ,bsolusely neglected.
Dimmesdale, as usual, broke slowly
.rom his outside position IN the field
Of four. but he had lot Of early foot
sad soon snrinted out into the lead
1t the end of quarter Dimmesdale
. vas blazing alon- two lengths in front.
sande, on Dunboyne, permitted the
| Wilson horse to run his head off. lie
i saved every possible inch OF ground in
4 the run around the stretch.
Dry Noon Closes Fast
Once pointed for home, Sande gave
punboyne his head for the first time.
and the Hildreth sprinter bounded up
10 and away from Dimmesdale at viii.
throughout ths final furlong Sande had
/ Dunboyne under stout restraint and
4 vas looking back over his shoulder.
Dry Moon. somewhat slow to begin.
/ closed like whirlwind through The
| stretch. and in the last strides sue
. sseded in Messing out DimmesdaIe for
/ the place.
The heavily played Gladiator neve
showed little speed, despite ALarinelli's
hssrtlest effort, dropped back into the
! ruck and finished absolutely last
Laverne Fator and Marinelli shared
the riding honors Of the afternoon,
each landing brackets twice. Each
nade It two. IN 2 row, by the way.
! Fator put over Jyntee, the third
shoice, IN the opening dash of six and a
half furlongs, and came back with J. II
Rcsseter's Slmpatica in the third race,
dash of SIX furlongs. The steepie-
chase, Of course, was sandwiched in
between these two fat races.
Narinelli rode winners in both the
ef.h and sixth. lie had the leg Up on
Sunnyland in the fifth, at mile and Il
sixteenth, and rode the ill-mannerea
Bayonne TO victory in the closing dash
Of five furiongs. Bayonne, coupled
With Finnish Maid as the Sylvester
Stable entry, paid u to l.
Jyntee Outgames Rival
Fator got 2 step at the barrier with
'yntee. and soon opened up a good lead.
|-sshrttinger hung closely to the pace
ssh VISTA, and in the stretch joined
Bae with the racemaker. The two
IRE hard driven through the final fur
Hg but JyHtee outgani6d the favorite
ss the end. Mavouraeen, which score 4
! satu.day In q six and half furlonr
[Ts5F, was outran all the way, bu.
aans god to get third money.
]. ;. Cosden, who is uncoverirr a
[Humber of sensational timber toppers
| ta!s tall, not only won the chase. but
taird money SIS we'll. Nallavill and
Gimme. green iuapers. finished first
and third, respectively. Specs Craw-
ford rode the winner. RE had his
mount well in hand all the way, and
after clearing the last fence went on to
vim handiIy
The Dosoris Stables Sobrigado suf-
fered great deal of interference
throughout the race, but after turning
for home came with rush and beat
Gimme eight lengths for the place.
Lyme, who rode Sobrigade, claimed a
foul against Crawford, but his plant
was disregarded.
There was isquaiifcation in the
third race, Sweepy, which finished see
end being disciplined for humping Last
Girl in the last furlong. Last Girl had
all the early foot, but was firing when
slammed by Sweepy Sisnpatica, which
was clear, then came on, and after q
hard tussle, in which the two raced
head and head for almost an eighth,
succeeded in nosing out Sweepy for
iae verdict. This disqualification gave
Il. 7. Wilson's Vendor. second money
and Delhi Maid the show. Vendor, as
hsual, came with a great rush after a
sery slow start.
Hot Betting in Fifth
The fifth, at mile and a sixteenth,
was an old-fashioned betting race.
There was strong support for Brunado,
Super and Tufter. Of which only Eru-
mado finished in the money. Slammed
back at the start and pinehed off, this
one made up lot of ground in the
stretch run and win bear watching.
Marinelli rated Sunnyland OF the
early pace He made mis- move IN the
stretch after Tufter, the pacemaker,
showed signs of faltering, and in the
,ast furloHg drew off to win at will.
regal Lodge was much the best Of the
others
Bayonne, q long shot, had all the
s'peed in the closing dash of five fur
/ longs and made every pest winning
one. Yashmak was closing stoutly at
the IA = L.