The New York herald., 1921-09-13
EDWINA'IMPROYES
\ AND WINS FEATURE
bows No Signs Of Soreness
and Displays Good Speed
on Heavy Track.
CAPT. ALCOCK SCORES
sdGsIops in Amityyilie Handi-
cap - Stewards Investi-
gate Tufter's Races.
CAPT. ALCoCK SCORES
By HENRY ". KING.

N fr ina. the four-year-old ally which
8 rs Sharpe Kilnler bought for s7,100
larltoga last month. has shaken off
foe aoreness she displayed In her last
.9 races and yesterday aftennoon at
Belmont Park track she came out
ta ran ono OF the best races OF her
a seI. She was in her best form. and.
sigid by a sticky track. which is her
$40 {, sne won the Nassau Selling Stakes
= y ssllop. w. c. Clancy's Crystal Ford
Aa second and w. V. Caseys knight OF
ne heather third. Lawrence Water
1arys Servitor apparently didn't like
lc going and was beaten off.
the race was the feature of the pro-
'fnmrne. Krewer was entered in the
gsnt. but because of the condition Of
faa track was withdrawn. With him out
.soElrR was made the favorte at to s.
yshur Johnson had the leg up and got
AsT away wnging. Then he took her of
tla pace while Crystal Ford stepped
along "a front.
Entering the homestretcl,. Edwina
Asggsd Up. and before the final furlong
cole was reached she was five lengths in
TpA ard running easily. At the end
sse was pulled up half dozen lengths
sheao II Crystal Ford which OUT
EAiIAd i4.night of the Heather in the run
through tho stretch and finished second
~ 1 head.
ae Agnityville Handicap went to Capt.
e ok. This four-year-old son of Ogden
Ais or nome in the heavy going and,
ttFpwsrG the pace to the head OF the
ft cni tame with rush and won easily
&s 80 ,engths. John Sanford's Chateau
K FtN infshed second, a head In front
riea Dream.
gosssious Easily Beats Modo.
Joseph L. Davis's brown filly Pro-
'elous showed she Is a pretty speedy
I'd classy Ally in the opening event.
iae Just galloped to beat Modo and
sack Rascal. George Carroll held her
the pace to the stretch. where he gave
iFer Tree rein and she bounded to the
lEont and stepped past the judges gallop-
lng four lengths In front OF Modo, which
az a similar distance ahead of Black
ascal.
The steepiechase was won by J. S.
osden's one eyed gelding lie Marsouin
rawford held him behind the leaders
nth half mile from home. While he
as stepping along at real fast pace
d ~ gaining ground rapidly Say
sd aich. leading the way, came a crop
M 81, That fall left lie Marsouin in the
n 'ad. and all he had TO do was Ia keep
i = his feet to win. He not only did this
4. ~ no ran and Jumped better than his
opponents and won by nearly six
Feenth of a. mile. Old New Haven ran
= GOOD, game race and got UP In the
Ast stride to take second honors from
l5en Wyvis.
New Haven was ridden by w. rsoeen
~ owner trainer, exercise boy and
Hickey. Rosen got the old horse as
FIN and nursed him along until now he
lgln 60 over the cross-country route with
nv OF the cheap platers. He hasn't
stst the speed he used to have before. he
bowed his tendons, hurt his knees and
-nkles and hips. but he is as cou-
'sgeous as ever. and every time he races
se receives an ovation from the crowd
1eSterday was no exception. When he
eat Ben Wyvis in a duel through tile
,cmestretch he was greeted by applause
rom a host of admirers of game
orse.
Army Officers In the Saddle.
The fifth race was for United States
'lrrny officers and their mounts. II was
Z one mile and three-quarters and fur