New-York tribune., 1921-02-06

chile he was Governor"
7 f Nash's chestnut gelding st.
t.i6ore. continued his winning streak
,rbsn he raced home in front of good
Ia in the feature event at the Fair
s-orr3s track this afternoon. the City
Ssrs Handicap. az mile and q six
,ssnth. He was the second choice in
i'm betting. the favorjte being Tippity
Witrhet which went to the post to
choice. He was we'll ridden ny Ham
,lton and came through in the last fur
kng to win easily.
r, (, WatkinS's bay horse Sir Graf
ION. an odds-ou choice, ran off with
the Meadows Purse, at mile and sew
entv yards, while the other feature
event, the Dixie Handicap, was won b.
another odds-ou choice, Muskaiionga
which never caused his hackers any
worry.
The caro- of the day started of v.:b
ne victory OF the bay colt Adventure
when the youugster ran very good
race and beat good field at three
iuriongs Blue Paradise, At the good
odds Of 20 !. proved the best in the
second, beating q good field, while the
tsvorite, Miss Mullins, finished in the
rear.
Sandy Mac upset matters in the sixth
event when he came through at fast
Zip in the last furlong and beat out
the fast closing Plenty, while Raider
vas close third. Fair Orient, another
.avorite, showed very little speed and
inished outside the money.
Sentimental, at the good odds OF s to
/, won the closing event from q big
iald and practically made all her own
paee, with SaSln and Serbian in the
money. Crimson Rambler's chances Of
winning were ruined when he was left
AZ the post IN this event.
The results:
First race -year-olds Review Purse
ot 81, geo three furlongs2 Adventure, ia
Mawrcoron. ITO tCoitiett). 10 to | 4 TO /
and TO /, second Caentility, 10 fAfartinA
I TO 2. TO and 70 :, third. Time. 0:35'
Flying Beauty, Dolly Yardon. Cornsts}k
Johnny Dundee, MARYLAND Belle and Red
Com also ran.
Second race three -year-olds and up
sard: allowances; purse 81 coo. FIVE and a
laf furiongs). Blue Paradise, 90 (McDer-
mottl 70 1. . 10 and to 8. won;
Herald fo4 (Gru6erl, 8 TO /. to l and
to :, second; Daydue. ia tBuxton). II
% J. to and 10 2, third Time
t:o6 Is Miss Mullins, British Liner. Vice
Chairman Lndtn 81. Quentin and st.
AeYin also ran
Third race -year-oidS and inward
Dixie Haat ap: purse $1,000 six fur
ongsl NJ kauonge. l26 Lykc), TO ).
70 ) al- / TO {. won Botheratiou, I09
HeinlischA 8 TO !, TO and 4 TO 5. sec
'hd Hunga, Buck. lo7 (Morris). IL to /.
70 and : 70 l. third. Time, 1:l3 2-5
Master Jack. RnnzIf. Be Sure. Day LILY.
mythology. Beg Pardon and Stoto also ran
Fourth race (three-year-olds and up
"ardi City Park Handicap: one mile and
z sixteenth}--St. Isldore 1I3 (HamiIton)
: 70 L. to and l to 1, won; Dancing
spray leS lJarvis) Is to /, 6 to l and
an, . 10 .. ) TO and to =, third. Time.
as, General Haig. Waukeag, War Mask
and Lucky 3. also ran
Fifth race tthree-year- and UPWARD
allowances; Meadows Purse of 81 zoo; one
nile ME and seventy yardsJ Sir Grafton. 10I
comme CT l01 CMooney). 20 to !. 7 to /
and TO 1. second; Louis A. 103 (Rob-
ertsl. Z to !, 10 and TO 8, third.
time' 80 DR. Carnan, Grandee, Shtl-
ieish II. Bone Dry and Day Of Peall also
,I55 Sixth race tFoqr-year-olds and upward :
1aiming; purse $1,000; one mile and three
'ASteenths) SANDY Mac, 104 (Jarviel 90
70 !, TO / END 70 /, won; Plenty. ia
Lyi-e', 5 10 !. 9 TO L and TO 3, second
RAIDER. l12 fMcDermott1, to l. to
4bd even, third. Time. 1:59 2-5. Wadg-
snrth Last. Fair Orient, Lord Herbert,
H0lnso and Gain de Cause also ran
Seventh race (three-year-oIds md IN
"AIo claiming purse $1,000; one mile and
slEteenth) .--Senttmental I05 CNoCov1
70 / J 20 and 10 ), won; Sastn, los
sFoop, II 10 l. to ! and to 2, second
serS'an' DC IL lLyke), to I. 8 to l and
% .. th.rd. Time. i:46 AS. Salute, Grim
son Rambler. Douglas T., Bluebarnock IL
an Bond. speedster. Alma b. Search
Aght III and p G. King also ran.