The New York herald., 1921-09-27
DUNBOYNE RACES
LIKE A CHAMPION
Carries 130 Pounds and Gal
l0ps Home in Front Of High
Class Sprinters.
SWEEPY rs DISQUALIFIED
Wilson Rides a Wild Race and
Is Suspended by Stewards
for Three Days.
ny HENRY ". KING.

Dunboyne. the five-year-old son of
Celt and Workmaid. Is likely to go into
winter quarters the champion sprinter
or the year. He carried 100 pounds,
gave away big Jumps of weight to three
nigh class colts In the Arverne Handi-
cap at Aqueduct yesterday afternoon
and won in gallop In the fast time Of
l:12. Charles A. Stoneham's Dry Moon
was second. three lengths behind the
winner. and an inch or two in front of
r. T. Wilson's Dimmesdale.
When Dunboyne was a two-year-old
William Hogan. the veteran trainer who
developed him and all Of the other r.
A. Clark's thoroughbreds. said he was
the fastest horse he had ever handled.
The colt won the Futurity and several
other valuable stakes that season. but
went wrong as a three-year-old and
didn't do very well. Last season he ran
thrrc or four brilliant races but did
nothing exceptional, and this spring mr.
Clark sold him to Sam Hildreth for
$4,000. Hildreth nursed him along for
several months and when he brought
him forth this autumn Dunboyne showed
great speed and gave promise OF improv-
ing. Yesterday he showed big improve
ment Dimmesdale. with McAtee instead
OF Fator in the saddle, was a different
horse than in his last start. McAtee let
him run and he displayed a tremendous
burst Of early speed and stepped to the
front soon after the barrier went up and
was leading around the turn by three
lengths.
Sande In No Hurry.
But this big lead didn't worry Sande.
VINO had the leg up on Dunboyne. He
Knew he had a powerful horse under
him and kept his mount in check until
well In the homestretch. Then he gave
Dunboyne free rein and the race was
as good as over. He bounded to the
mont In a few strides and then galloped
the remainder of the way to the judges.
AS soon as Dunboyne got to the front
Sande guided him over to the rail, He
made this move a trifle' too quickly and
caused McAtee to pull up Dimmesdare
TO save himself from being thrown.
This move cost the Wilson colt length
or two and deprived him Of second
place. When McAtee pulled him UP Dry
Moon. which had been a trailer, sped
past him. but DimmesdaIe came on
again ana was not beaten for second
honors until the very last jump.
Three years ago Joe Bryne was con-
sfdered rough rider and for some of
his roughness he was suspended and
mas been on the ground ever since. II
ne deserved three years suspension for
rough riding, Wilson deserves life.
Every time any horse comes near his
mount he knocks II out Of the way.
Yesterday he rode Sweepy, and when
Last Girl got in his way he nearly
knocked her down. Sweepy was beaten
W a hno hxr
tica, but he might Just as well have
been last for as soon as the Jockeys
weighed out the stewards took his num-
Der down and suspended Wilson for
three days.
The Jockey deserved the punishment
ne received and probably more, but the
stewards should have called Fator be-
fore them and at least reprimanded him
from riding Wilson close in the final
furlong.
HaIlavill a Good Jumper,
]. s. Cosden uncovered a three-year-
Old jumper named Hallavill which gives
promise of going on and developing into
first rate cross country horse. He
jumped well and boldly and beat his
opponents handily. Sobrigade from the
Dosoris Stable finished second. He
jumped well and ran we'll In spots. He
promises to improve. He ran green and
lost a lot Of ground.
Jyntee aided by a stirring ride by
Fator won the first race from a quar-
tet OF fairly good mares. He earned
the decision by a head. Vista was sec
ond and Mavourneen third
Sunnyland is an improved horse since
he landed In Max Hirsch's stable. In
the fifth race he ran many pounds above
his top form and beat a good field In a
romp. He followed the pace until a
quarter Of mile from home and then
came on and at the end was three
lengths In front and running easily.
Regal Lodge was second and Bdumado
third.
brumado Is an imported five-year-oId
chestnut horse. and might turn out to
be high class racer He left the bar-
rier badly. got caught in several pockets
and then, when he got clear sailing and
began to run. Wilson. who had the leg
up on him, lost his stirrups and re-.
tarded more than helped his mount.
After Simpatica won the third racs
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