New-York tribune., 1921-05-15

at Jamaica is short, too short even
for an Exterminator to make up the
disadvantage OF six lengths on such
undermining fool as the Blazes of yes
terday.
The Kilmer gelding Numbered on,
relentless as doom. At the sixteenth
Dole he was still two Ienths to the
bad, but closing ground with every
stride. Rice then picked up his
He held nearly a lengths advantage as
he flashed past the Judges, but with
another hundred yards to go there
probably would have been a different
story,
Naturalist finished third mary
lengths back, with the sulky Mad Hat
ter fourth. On Watch had chucked it
after six furlongs of dizzy pace fol-
lowing. So did Fl. P. Whitney's DR.,
Clark, which trailed home last behind
Cirrus.
The Colorado Stakes attracted eight
of the best two-year-olds now stabbed
at the metropolitan tracks and fur
uished one of the two winning favorites
of the afternoon. AS said above, the
Rancocas pair, the high class Kai-Sang
and Little Chief, ~an one-two Lord
/ Baltimore had to be content with third
henors. He made a game effort under
his heavy impost of % pounds, but it
was impossible for him to give ten
pounds to either of the Rancocas colts.
Bad Start in Juvenile Race
AS a matter of fact this two-year-ol
stake was marred by very poor start.
Only the Hildreth pair got off on their
toes, though Lord Baltimore had little
to complain of and was away we'll
enough to win had he been possessed
of the proper class. Yankee Maid, Bud
Fisher. Zealot and Quesada might as
we'll have been in their stalls for all
the chance they had with the start.
Bud Fisher was practically left at the
{ post.
Little Chief, with Fator up, went out
+ to make the pace Earl Sande, on Kai-
/ Sang, trailed in behind Lord Baltimore
( in the run to the first turn. Circling
/ the bend Sande shot his mount up to
/ Lord Baltimore and soon raced him
/ into submission. II the run home
/ through the stretch Sande gave Kai-
I Sang his head for a spell and the young
son of The Finn simply breezed past
| his stable mate to win in a common
/ gallop Column, which was bumped
about and slow to begin, finished with
a burst of speed and was running
strongly at the end.
W. M. Jeffords's Kinnoul, which won
the California Handicap at five and a
half furlongs, fifth event, was the sec
ond and last favorite TO get down In
front at the wire. 1t was lucky win
for Rim, as he took a bust" at the
y N1,bi ID Drnor,n Of NalInV OF
the Glen Riddle Farm, was practically
I left at the post. Dream of the Valley
4 however, raced courageously all the
way and finished second, nosing out
Irish Dream for the place in the very
last stride.
Butler Scores in Opener
James Buffers East View displayed
rare gameness in the opening dash OF
five and half furlongs, but after rae
ing the favorite, st. Michael into sub
mission had all he could do to stand
of the challenge of Princess Pandora
at the end Princess Pandora was
weakly ridden By Coltilletti. but closed
with a determined rush at the end,
This vas the most exciting finish
4 seen at the meeting to date. The three
mentioned were separated by inches
only and none but the. Judges could
call the finish for a certainty
The Quincy Stables Elmendcrf, fa-
vorite for the second race, at mile
and seventy yards. was undoubtedly
pounds the best, but had to be content
with second money Elmendorf wss
bumped almost to his knees at the
start and he suffered repeated inter
ference. E. j. Crawford's La Kross
outpaced for three-auarters of a mile
came around the field on the turn and
won rather handlEy Hasten On. tn;
second choice, tired badly after show.
ing early sneed,