New-York tribune., 1921-10-26
Outsider Takes
Second Money
AT Good Price
Last View Easily Beats
Knight of the Heather
for Place i'm Feature Race

Running for the first time In his
,ew owners colors, George, carrying
the silks Of the Foreign Stable, breezed
over the finish the easiest kind Of
winner in the West Point lightweight
handicap, the outstanding feature of
he card at the Hilltop track yesterday.
5ehind Georgie came James Buffers
Cast View and back of him was w. Y.
Casey's Knight of Heather.
George opened favorite at evens,
While the recently improved knight of
he Heather was made second choice
at s to S. When it was whispered
around that George had worked six
urlongs in 1.12 on Sunday there was
stampede to get aboard the gelding and
se went to the post at z to 10.
When the field was sent away, East
view raced into the lead, with George
n close attendance. Sea Cove was third
several lengths back and Knight Of the
Heather last. Coming to the head Of
he stretch, Clarence Hummer gave
ieorgie his head and in few strides
lie was on even terms with the Butler
colt. After getting to the front op-
oosite the eighth pole, wummer took
4 steadying hold on his mount and he
won under a stiff puls by an open
ength.
East View, which was the outsider In
he speculation, carried his speed fur
six lengths before knight of the Hea-
her. The latter was far from the same
aorse which beat Knobbe last week.
lie ran sluggishly throughout and did
rot seem able to get into his real
stride.
Rose Hill Takes Opener
The Oakridge Stables fast flly, Rose
Hill. captured the opening race, a
print over the short six fu,tongs for
wo-year-olds, after hard drive
through the last furlong Nose Dive
vas second and Chewink thia 1. After
lisposing of Chewink in the rst quar-
ser, Nose Dive drew away from the
ield and made the turn for home two
engths TO the good. After getting
traight, Fator on Rose Hill set sail
irging, finally caught the pacemaker
md won going away by length Nose
Dive beat Chewink five lengths for
he place.
The third race furnished the only
disappointment of the afternoon for
he talent when Star Court towroped
ais field from start to finish with Is
20 chaiked up against his chance. AS
soon as the carrier was released Eddie
hummer sent the gelding to the 'front.'
md the further they went the further
re left the pack behind.
Making the bend on the far turn he
Erootinp a1ouC with 1aaH ~ TON
engths and practically no chance OF
catching him. He maintained this ad
vantage turning for home, and won
cased up by five lengths. Solid Rock
1taggeced home in second place, four
engths before Joe Joe. The rest OF
he field were scattered over almost
he length of the homestretch.
The Crossett Stables Diomedes
proved himself the star Of the platers
yon the fifth race, o selling affair for
our-year- olds and upward, at q mile
md quarter. Nicely handled by
Clarence Turner, he waited back of
he pace until they had reached the
ar turn.
Wins by Three Lengths
At this point Turner let him down,
md he breezed to the front. where
re remained to the end, winning un-
les restraint, three lengths In front
If Antoinette. The latter always was
n q prominent position, but the early
oace told on her, and she had to be
lard ridden to boat Lady Emmeline a
hort length for the place.
The Oakridge Stable scored another
7ictory when the entry Northcliff and
Dan Boiling ran first and second in
he last race. They beat the start
nth Northcliff making pace for his
table mate. and ran in this order to
he finish. Northcliff was first over
he line, beating Dan Boiling five
engths eased up. Turner. on the lat.
er, started to ease up too soon, and
almost tossed the place away, just
beating Fitzgihbon head
1t was announced during the after
noon that Jockey Ambrose was able
o convince the stewards OF the En-
lire meeting that he was not to blame
or the spill In the first race on Mon
lay and the officials placed him IN
GOOD standing. He probably will be
seen in the saddle to-day.