New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-05
By W. ]. NIacbesa

SAkAIOGA, Aug. = Molllord
Jones's two-year-old bay flly, MISS joy,
the pride of Kentucky and tAe r7iLale
West, wen the SchuylerviIle from higa
class field of two-year-old hilies here
this afternoon The Schuylervi.ls. watch
was dash OF five and 2 half lar.cnss
for FLIES exclusively. was worth So
IT'S to the winner ard it proved Just
about the most easily earned sum 81
such denomination Saratoga racegoess
have ever witnessed.
Miss Joy to-day proved herself 3
real thoroughbred BY tie easy manner
in which she Won. She has speed and
courage and staying powers to high
degree and is able to give a good &C
counting OF herself through any sort IT
going. They n;cknamed Careful Miss
Man o War" year ago. The m0rickev
would not be amiss for Miss Joy. which
leaves the barrier with an the ease and
grace Of Careful and can carry her
tremendous speed much further than
the Salmon filly was able to do as a
two-year- old.
Though three scratches developed,
Yesterdays field in the Uylervi4ie
brought out half dozen Of the best
twoyear-old FLIES that had been seen
at the races in the East this season.
Fair Phantom, stable-mare OF Miss
Joy, was withdrawn. So were G. d.
Widener's Modesty and J. s Cosden's
Roulette. But the Southern crack, Ny
Revere, which had set everybody crazy
down Louisiana way last winter, was
very much in the picture--for time.
Winner to Favorite
But only for a short time, for less
than q minute to be exact. Miss JOY,
which had been literally backed at any
price and hammered down from l to
to / to at post time, literally raced
the eyeballs out OF Ny Reverie and
carried her the first half mile so fast
that the R. J Brown lilly was drunk and
dizzy Ny Reverie folded like an
practically all of the way, stopping
almost to q walk through the final six
teenth. She finished fourth, a hall
length behind the Oakridge Stables
Nancy Shanks Edward F. Whitney's
Second Thoughts, closed with a great
rush and got the place from Nancy.
There was a long delay at the pest
as all of these young misses seemed
exceptionally fractions. Nancy Shanks
was particularly on her bad behavior
and propped slightly as the barrier was
sprung. Miss joy was highly nervous
and had 60 be held by one Of the as
sistant starters. She broke behind My
Reverie, but her great turn of foot
quickly scooted up on the rail anc
drew out to commanding lead.
Miss Joy fairly flew. She stepped
the first eighth in ii Is seconds, and il
that eighth drew off to a lead of two
( lengths over Ny Reverie. Ultimate
was third half length away, half {
length ahead of Second Thoughts
Sherando, two lengths back, WIS
length and a half ahead Of the tenn
peramental Nancy Shanks. Miss 10!
raced the second furlong in II As
reaching the quarter mark n the phe
nomenal time of % seconds fat. Sh'
4 had now drawn out TO lead of full.
five lengths.
Five-eighths in 0:5s Is
The field was driving like mad t.
keep within hailinE distance. The goo'
flly flashed by the three-eigh ths poll
in 81 Is, turning the third eighth i
II Is. She ran the half in as fiat ani
the fve-eighths in SO As. Garner thel
took her by the head and she cake
walked through the last. sixteenth.
c. N. JeTords's heavily played Re
prisal was the only other winning
fsvorite of the afternoon. This one
which was backed from 3s to > z, tool
the track for Ambrose and won as hi
pleased Messines beat Step Lightly
four lengths for the place.
The steeDlechase witnessed the big
gest upset of the afternoon. The gen
ial public could see nothing but Fox
hall P. Keene's Subahdar. which wa:
ridden bv specs" Crawford. This ORE
showed plenty of speed for one turn Q.
the field, then dropped back in The
ruck, never to figure again. J. w
Beams Peccant, one Of an entrf o
three, which opened even choice witt
Subahdar, went to the front on tbs
far turn and won gailcping. stable
mate. Oyermatch, had little difficult.
in getting place money.
Fator Defeats Sande
Sam Hildreth's Valor, despite tn
heartiest efforts of Earl Sande, wa
forced to take second money IN tn
third race at a mile. The neat fell &
!. J. Hallenbeck's Lunetta, which va
ridden by Tavern Fator, brother ride
of Sande in the Rsncocas Stable
Joan Marie, favorite in the fifth race
1T mile, was practically left at TN
nost and trailed all the way behind
field Of half DOZEN Pickwick, tn
second choice, showed the way to tn
far turn, where he quit when couare
bv The Lamb. Anniversary saved groun
all the way, came through on the ra
at the stretch turn and outgamed In
Lamb in the drive through the las
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