New-York tribune., 1921-12-25

rhers was keen spe .ulation on the
....rra event, War Zone closing IA
LIT. a. 9 70 5, while Minute Man and
anrrs Buck, coupled as the Dattner
...-v was third choice. Bunga Buck
vas net at his best on the fast track
nd finished in the ruck-
rn,ets continued this afternoon.
uarorabls. which drew q heavy play,
,....s 70 beat Wireless, 20to-1 shot,
!, .bs opener. but the form players did
.ot fare sc well in the second, which
~.ns to Archie Alexander, an outsider
.bsaans was the magnet that attracted
Is. talent and this one closed at 7 to
N Int Gsntner. on Archie Alexander,
.rsvsueraled Scohie on the favorite-
Brilliant Ray found the distance and
;rck suited to its running tempera-
-srt snd rorlped home first in the
tlird Ashland, which was neglected
y the betting, came close TO taking
sr.t place. but faltered in the last
lev Jumps. Fred Kinney lasted to get
he consolation money.
Jockey Gantper scored his second
virtory in the fourth race when he rode
pimlico under the wire ahead of
gynnewood. the favorite. Master Jack
ared third place under spirited urging
rom Marineili-
The results:
wrs; race ffor swo-vear-oid maidens.
allowances; purse $500; furlongs) s)-Hon-
s-sbie. le5 tZeeNer1 3 to 2 TO . and
To & won; Wireless. lib (F3abin), 20 to
lchlavetta). to !. 10 and even. third
rtne ia As. Peggy dives. Hot Spur
Fsr Sight. Herlnoden. Printers Devil
suly Buttons, Crest and Romulus also ran
Second race (tor three-year- -olds and up
rsrd; claiming purse s7e0; furlongs)-
Ir.hie Alexander 1os tGantner}, : TO /
Ito and TO g. won; Abadane, 1oS (Sco-
sisl to 10. 70 and l 70 8. second :
svsn. third. Time. l.l3 2-5. Appletack II.
gl.ra Gold. St. Isidore and Archive also
Third race ffor two-year-oids: claiming;
su-se s7oo sl4 Observation-Disclosures Ray
is fConey) 2 to !. to and to 5. won ;
Ashland 19s A. Wilson,, IL to I, to l
snd to .. second. Fred Kinney. III (Hoi-
lsxay) 70 l. to and even, third.
r.me l:eT Griselda. Grass Tree, Mabel
curtis, Hobbed Hair. Delhi Maid. Ad-
venture Nig4L oOkl DOl4Ao &A0 -44s4SA-
ield also ran.
Fourth race Claiming handicap: for
.hr,e-year-olds and upward; purge $500 ;
" niles )-Pimlico, 100 (Gantner). to I,
10 and 20 5. wons Wynnewood, 116
Poace} i To 8. 70 % and TO 3, sec
ead Master Jack. 1no (MartneN). II TO I,
to and 10 !. third. Time. 1:52 Id
TsnEa!us Tulso and Wexford also ran.
FIFTH race handicap for al lages: purse
Gao. turiongs)-War Zone, l0S &C. II
Mierl TO 8 20 10 and / TO 4. won;
courtshtp. 105 tZoeiler), 3 to l. even and
10 s, second Arrowhead 106 a. VIII
sen) Is to g. 10 5 and l to 2. third.
Time f:f2 AS sHerd Girl. sJohn s.
zeardon. fBunga Buck and Minute Man
Las ran 'Jones entry. 7Dattrer entry
Sixth race ffor -year-olds and up
=ard claiming purse s70o l and 1-16th
milesl-Clean Gone ia (Aiorrisl. to /,
! 10 . and TO .. won; Raider. 100 IL
NrDermct9. fs to s, to and ! TO l.,
second Verify 102 tScobie). II TO /. to
and 10 ! third. Time. ! :46 as. Flib-
hsrtysibhet. Pickwick. Cote dor, Darnay
md Alex IT. also ran.
Seventh race (for three-vear-olds and
lpEsrd; cair:lng purse $500; Il nIilesj
-0n High. 10l Il. McDernott), TO 2.
10 and TO 8, won: Gourmand, III
u. Barnes, 70 !. 6 10 and to 8, sec
oad: Devil Dog Ia lPonce). to l, to
snd even, third Time, 2:o7. Challenger,
Pattern. Corydon. Lady Lorgfellow and
a,tery also ran.