The New York herald., 1921-10-25
STEWARDS SUSPEND
JOCKEY AND HORSE
Care Free Barred for Erratic
Racing and Ambrose for
Foul Riding.
MARY PATRICIA WINS
Beats a Good Field Of Juye-
niles in the Autumn
,e Day Stakes.
MARY PATRICIA WINS
ny HENRY W. KING.

The stewards at the Empire City track
yesterday ordered the entry Of Care Free
refused during the remainder OF the
meeting. He earned their wrath by his
recent in and out running. He is owned
and trained by j. f. Richardson. He is
an extremely fast son of Colin, but in his
last two starts refused to break from
tho barrier and walked home after the
race was over.
In the second race yesterday he was
on his toes and, taking the lead soon
after the start, galloped all the way to
win eased up by four lengths. A small
coterie of race goers anticipated he
would break wagNed on hin, heavily
and were rewarded at the rate Of z to 2.
AT the same time the. stewards sus-
pended Eddie Ambrose for the remainder
of the meeting. The Jockey was pun
ished for his rough riding while astride
Brush Boy in the first race. His foul
riding caused Harrison to be thrown
from Maggie Murphy. Harrison fortu-
nately escaped serious injury.
Mar Patricia shows Her Worth.
The ses ire OF the programme was
the Autumn Day Stakes For two-year-
olds. 1t was at five and a half furlongs
and went to James McAIanus's Mary Pa
trlcfa. with James Buffers Picnic second
and +. T., Browns Hephaistos third.
Mary Patricia was much the best. She
followed the pace until near the final
furlong pole. where she went to the front
and won. going away, by length. Pic
mic had plenty of early speed and stood
drive all the way through the stretch.
Regal Lodge beat half a dozen high
class platers in the Round Hill Handi-
i l.
on him and rated him along nicely be-
: hind the pace until furlong from home
At that point Tody, which had been
setting fast pace. faltered and Regal
Lodge had little difficulty going to the
front and remaining there to the end.
At the judges ne was a length and a
half in front of Tody, which held on long
enough to take the second end of the
purse. two lengths before Irish Dream.
Knot Grass was much the best of a
big band Of cheap Juveniles in the OPEN
ing event. He stepped to the front as
soon as the barrier went up and galloped
all the way, to win by two lengths.
Kirtle was second and Avispa third.
Frank Fogarty's Surprise.
Frank Fogarty sprung big surprise
IN the fifth. when he beat big field
of platers over the one mile and seventy.
yard route. lie was at 10 to l. and
George Carroll had the mount. He was
cutrun in the early stages. but came
with a rush In the stretch, and catching
+ the leaders tiring. went to the front In
the last sixteenth of nile-and won by
q length and half. Tng-a-Ling was
second and Dark Hill third.
Light Rose, which received wretched
ride from Fatorsin the race on Saturday
In which Sande rode Sunnyland like a
novice, came back and under the same
Jockeys handling galloped home an
easy victor over Edwina. Lady Gertrude
and Elected H.
Edwina ran a. powerful race consider
ing the fact that she refused to work
during the past ten days. She is stub
born miss, and even bull whip won't
make her run unless she wants to- s~N,
w. +. .Ormsbee claimed Ayispa out
Of the first race for $4,000. Knot Grass
was bid up to.S2;50o, after his victory.
but was retained by his owner by an
additional So bid. y
Walter S. Vosburgh, the official handi-
capper, puts Purchase and Yellow Hand
on even terms in his allotment of
weights for the Yorktown Handicap.
which will close the meeting at Empire
next Saturday. Each has been assigned
1s2 pounds. Mad Halter is In with
1928, Cirrus with 1876 and Audacious 124.
one pound more than Thunderclap is
asked to shoulder. The stake is at one
mile and quarter.
Tom Healy, veteran conditioner of the
r. T. Wilson horses. will take over the
w. J. Salmon string at the opening of
the Pimlico meeting next week. This
was reported at Empire City yesterday.
Careful and Step Lightly are the leaders
OF the Salmon establishment. which in
Guides several youngsters who gave con-
fI<K. f.I yIx