The New York herald., 1921-05-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
BRADLEY ENTRIES
ONE, TWO IN DERBY
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session and their faces grim with de-
termination. Prudery stepped flirtati-
ously over toward the grand stand. then,
as il proud of her little stunt, went back
to the line OF parade
Three of the fifteen official entries
missing were Billy Barton, the Cuban
Derby winner; Grey Lag. who has gone
lame. and Firebrand. whose owner had
hoped for heavy going
A steady stream OF Derby goers began
to enter the Downs gate at noon and the
pari mutuels were opened then. From
the start the Whitney entry ruled a
strong favorite, but 1t soon was to be
seen that every horse was to receive
strong backing.
Among New Workers at the Derby
We're Mr.. and Mrs August Belmont.
Oliver Hartman, president of the Har-
riman National Bank; Harry Payne
Whitney, c. A. Stoneham. Lawrence
Waterbury. noted polo player; Walter
]. Salmon, Judge Morgan O'Brien.
James Edward Dorsey, A. C. Travis,
Judge Oscar A. Stumpe and J. ]. Shu-
bert.
Among other notables were Attorney
General Harry NJ. Daugherty and Secre-
tary OF Interior Albert A. Fall, Major
Eddie Stinson, daredevil automobile
driver and aviator. who gave the Derby
crowd a few thrills In the air; DIR. Este
ban Gil Borges, Venezuelan Minister Of
Foreign Affairs, and Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
pold Tirou of Belgium. who with Gov.
Warren T. McCray and Mrs. McCray
and Thomas Taggart Of Indiana were
guests of Gov Edwin Morrow and Mrs.
Morrow
The Summaries.
First Race-For three-year-olds and up
w a m f1riOn0G. 10y
(Murray), 81. 40. 50. 90 and 81. so, won; Clin-
tonville. 115 IN. Garner). $3.50 and $3.50,
ms Mesad G Wave Va ass sao sam tfss Ras
Fiji H.. Kewpie oNeil and Claude Brown
also
Second Race-For maiden two-year-olds,
longs: Better Still. 115 CLyke), S3.1O, 81. 60
and $3.50. won; Rob, 115 (McGraw). 81. 10
ss. third Time, 47 2-5 Demos. stonewai.
Lugs, Article x, Flying Prince and Auto
crat also ran
Third. Race-The Ten Broeck purse for
three -year-olds and upward; allowances;
purse 81 900: one mile: Broomspun. 93 (Pen-
NAM. sl1.so. $3.50 and $3.50. won Ethel
ond: Marjoie Hynes, fo3 M Garner), $3.50.
third. Time. $50 LIS. (New track record.)
Distinction. Sterling. Busy Signal and Mid
Fourth Race-The Debutante Stakes; for
two-year-old fillies; $1,000 added; four fur
longs: Fair Phantom, lo4 Uyke). $l1.s0,
tKing) s94o and $500. second; Aloft. ia
(Sande) $500, third. Time. 40 80. Peni-
tent, Tony Sue, Chewin X. Lady Mother,
Red Leaf, Bright Leaf. Hold Me. Jane Bow
DIRE. Nom and Startle also ran.
Fifth Race-The Kentucky Derby: for
three-year-olds; $500 added; one mile and
a quarter:
az r. Bradley's b. C. Behave Yourself. by
Marathon-Miss Ringlets. 126 lbs Crhomp-
sE. r. Bradley's br c. Black Servant. by
Black Toney-Padula. 126 lbs. CLyke)
II. p. Whitney's br. I. Prudery. by Peter
Pan-Polly Flinders. 121 lbs. &c. Kummer)
Careful, Tryster, Leonardo IL, Bon Homme,
Uncle Veto. Coyne, Muskallonge, Planet and
Star Voter also ran.
Time, 2 :04 1-5.
"Bradley's entry.
SO mntuels paid. Behave Yourself. $3.50
si3 and $500; Black Servant, $13 and $3.50;
Sixth Race-The seelbach Hotel Handicap
for three e-year -olds and upward: purse 81 800
ak furlonRs: High Cloud. 113 Murray
Sll.3o. $3.50 and s4.60. won: Paul Weidel,
los (Stack). $3.50 and $ii.1o. second, Co
lumbia Tenn, 100 On. Garner), $3.50, third.
Time. l IL Is. John S. Reardon, Cotton
Blossom, Exodus Bunga Buck, Centmeter
and Miss Jemima also ran.
Seventh Race-For three-year-olds and up
ward; selling: purse 81 900: one mile and a
sixteenth: Fair Orient. 1l5 (PooD $40.
$500 and 81. won; Plenty. 10 tJarvis)
s12.2o. and $500 second; Whirling Dun. 115
(Sandel, s4.20. third. Time. :45 3-5. Aph.
Sandy Mac, Sandy H.. Texas Special. Sim
pleton, Or. Rae. The Nephew, Gourmond and
Mandarin's Coat also ran.