New-York tribune., 1921-05-18
and Widener
| Have Two Winners
| Each; Oralists Hill Hard
By VI. ]. Macbeth

4 "a the kalnpo" 1A%HutNSp AtUih hsA0
1 ,.ven hish-class sprarters at the
go track yesterday afternoon.
,nlS did the four year-old chestnut
4 Peter Ounce win and win hand
srt eeualed the track record for
I ~ furlongs in showing clean
1 Il heels to the others. Dominique
"a the three quarters of a mile, over
! '.ayse that was not lightning fast,
sss remarkable time OF i:l1 As.
- performances tied the mark held
~ bv Lueullisa tHildreth-owned
1 s.1s y ssrsjned) and Tippity Witchet.
j 10 bright sun aud rising tempera-
4 :. sffraeted one of the largest mid
III crowds of the season and aside
- the starting, which continues bad
Z ~ worse) a rather enjoyable after
~ vas had by au--hut the oralists.
s.sSe oralists, who have been having
srptfy soft all along, were bumped
.,ssr hard in spots. Though only
s,ss choices galloped down in front
! = II the other three winners were
srily played.
Hildreth Luck Turns
4 ~ surety the Hildreth luck APP
}.,.rs TO have turned for the better
80 vengeance. The trainer of the
4 4,.sescas Stable was a synonym for ill
8s-pne throughout the season of 1926
a.. vas then a co-partner with Harry
II SINCLAIR. the oil magnate. Last win
H. Mr.. Hildrcth sold his interest in
) stable. This year. it appears. he
A., difficulty in saddling anything but
8gsnsrs. lie scored a double yesterday
e
s3iue the feature race. though Ike
8nlalea entries in five of the six races.
lack Joyner, trainer for George D.
8Taener had q better average for the
H. than did MIR. Hildreth. He also
drsred double by taking two of the
Es,ae trials in which he was inter
ss,sa. He won the opening dash with
aTster Girl and the second race at six
4aalsngs with Last Straw.
I Fhere is no going back of the rec
sgas. A thoroughbred that runs to
1Rssrd time is usually entitled to VIC
asr. But there were many who
3stehed the running oT the Rainbow
agsndicap yesterday afternoon who
Hsre of the opinion-despite the record
3ne-that the Foreign Stables Auda-,
Iisus would have, earned first prize
aoney with an ever break in the racing
lseE.
/ o. the seven horses at the barrier
i the Rainbow only the Hildreth pair,
Ssminique and Kewer, got away well.
4assidy sprang the barrier as
ianiniqUe took q running hop. step
zat jump Ct 1t. Krewer was also in
fation. The rest were tangled up,
lsms OF them sidewise to the webbing.
8lnde raced Dominique to the front.
Jlgensd up a commanding lead and
S,an sat tight, with a snug hold.
lminique clearly belied his paddock
srpearance. Going to the post he
s.smed q bit soft, high in flesh. But
never vas filter, and it was simply
exercise gallop.
Peter Piper Withers
Il The rest of the field finally straight
assd out after the Hildreth pair. But
e. GTeentree Stables Peter Piper is
Briefly front runner and ne soon
#s1tked it. J. Z. Widener's Natural
4 Il which also likes to run in front,
3E.hered under the gruelling pace. He
a.yer could get TO the front, thouNl
4 hung on gamely to the bitter end
I'D finished third
Meanwhile Audacious, off next to
SAst made Up a lot Of ground in the
Han to the first turn. Clarence Kun
ET raced up on the rail to within
1sHking distance of the pacemaker.
4at on the turn he gambled wrong.
s went around the field to the out
- and the field swung wide with
aan He lost, at the least calculation.
4 half dozen lengths by the move.
Naturalist, which slipped through on
as rail and saved ground, seemed
aArs Of the place ct the eighth pole.
liadaclous was full of running. He
iane down the stretch like an express
FAN. But his rush was too late.
! AFewer, the other Rancocas Stable
Aaps and the one really backed to
&sa the prize, was eased off the pace
4 Fator when it was seen nothing
8'uid possibly catch Dominique. In the
8lsick Fator allowed Krewer to step
II ans at his best and this one was
#sHg great guns at the end
I Els pity boy of Ensor's ability
8les rot take his profession more seri-
saiy. OF late he has been altogether
4 senperamental and promo to give
n uhless everything goes his way
8san the break.