New-York tribune., 1921-11-05

Thirteen Noted T,oroughbreds
). In $40, 900 Stake Race Today
B;lock's Unbeaten Colt, in
/; Severe Test, Should JUS
! tify Public's Confidence
speoial pispatch to rhe rriaans


scratches played havoc with the PIN.
,lso Serial Handicap, at one mile. the
Feature of the card here this afternoon
give Of the original entries were
scratches, only the Rancocas Stable
,and Walter J. Salmon being repre-
scented at the barrier, by Knobbie and
Careful respectfully. 1t was fine
,two-horse race at that. Knobbie getting
,the verdict by scant half length.
Careful. with string of FIVE straight
victories. was made slight favorite
;fp the betting despite the fact that the
Salmon flly has been travelling over
,the short route. but there was no
,shortage of money for the son of
'Wrack-Gold, which only FIVE days ago
oefeated fine field in impressive
The track, which has been in poor
shape the past three days, had dried
out somewhat for to-day's program
but the going was none too pleasant
for thoroughbreds who favor a hard
surface, and wholesale Withdrawals
were noted in practically every race.
; Careful Makes Belated Effort
knobbie had the pole in the race
which netted Sam Hildreth $500, and
! Careful, on the outside, could never
. get up on even terms with the leader
! which left the mark fast and outran
me MY every inch of the distance.
!. AT the three-quarter mile post, when
:. two lengths back. Careful made a
j, spirited bid and, as the pair thundered
down the stretch, the star of the SAL
1.on stable cut Knobbie's lead appre-
s4a ably, but not enough to win.
Outsiders captured the laurels in
the first three races. The form players
got their, first taste of defeat in the
opener when Prelude, ably handled by
Shutsinger, flashed under the wire
more than length ahead of Roulette.
with. Caretaker, the favorite, a poor
third. fS'
Sobrigade, the medium of heavy
plunge in the steeplechase, was poorly
ridden, but managed to finish third
when the only two horses behind
were out, one by fall and the other
.or running out of the course. Last
Man, at to !, was the winner.
Favorite Takes Fifth Race
Long shots filled the first three
brackets in the third race, but in the
nth event Good Times. the favorite,
rewarded its hackers by disposing of
Emotion and Relay, which finished sec
ond and third in the order named
The sole topic Of discussion here to-
night is the Pimlico Futurity. to-mor-
rows classic, which has attracted thir
teen of the best two-year-old colts and
hl!ies in training. That Norwich, the
undefeated champion would 90 to the
post favorite in this $4,000 struggle
was made certain when this great colt
completed its training this afternoon
with a sensational workout at four
furlongs.
kai-sang, Runatell, St. Henry, NV
RAY and Galanauman are in the held
and all are sure to draw q good plav
from their supporters when thew line
up for the struggle over the one-mile
course.
The results:
III First ,s rnce tpurse $1,000; for two-year
s)-prelude, 107 (Shuttinger), s11.eo
e and and ss,eS o. won; Roulette. lo7 (MorrisS.
Fowanl s2.7o. third Time. I:Io3-5 Nh.
,,ye Land Luck Button, Bountifui and
Second race tThe Junior steeplechase;
slaao. $3.50 and $40 Won; Brisanna. maps; dss
ssa sDa :saS sSipa Ts
s,5s 80. Yorkshire Nost rider) and Halu
tran out of course) also ran.
. . Third race tpurse $1,000; for three-year-
silence. 10S (Ponce), tfeld) SIS. s14s0 and
$40. won; Moroni, 112 (Richcreek), (field)
sl4sO and $S.40, second Paul Connolly,
10 (Woodstock), $3.50. third. Time 1913
propaganda. Orderly. st. Michael, Tidings.
Sncle 8 Lassie, Sugarmint, Martha Luckett
Iron Boy and Rhinestone also ran.
veFourth race (The Pimlico Serial Weight
torAge Race No. 2; for all ages; So 800
added. one mile)-Knobbie 120 (Sande)
40 out and out, won; Careful lit (But-
well. out and out. second. Time, 1:451-5.
Only TWO starters.
Fifth race (The Hotel Herman Purse:
for two -year-olds: allowances; purse 81, 500:
500 $3.50 and $500, won Emotion. 1o4
{Fator) So and $2.2o. second: Relay 112
tMooncyl, $3.50. third. Time 1:16 SIS.
Hephaistos, Bernardino and Clansman also
ran.
olds and upward; selling; one mile and an
$3.50 $40 and s2.sO. won; Bridesman, i2l
'tCallahan). IS and $3.50. second; Dresden,
Jl4 fSandel. $3.50. third. Time. so rs.
Torkist. Sunnylaad. Tuscan Maiden. An
toinette. Fairway and Kings Champion
also
80 Seventh race (The Wicomco Handicap:
mares: purse 1900; one mie)-Ten But
tons 1o4 jHarrison), s5.7o. 1920 and s2.7o,
won; Natural, 102 (Penman), SO and 81. so.
second; Helen Atkin, 11o (Taylor). 81,
third. Time. :46 rs. 'Bryngar, 'Roseate
Dolly c.. Explosive. June Fly and Pene-
lope also ran. *Coupled-A. c. Nicklaus