New-York tribune., 1921-08-13
Famous Thoroughbred
Takes Saratoga Feature
by Ten Lengths; / to 80
By W. !. Macbeth

SARATOGA. Aug. 12.-Inchcana tho
colt for which Harry F. Sinclair maid
$4,000, came back to the races bera
THIS afternoon and performed in such
manner that close observers nre-
dlcted he would be the champion three
year-old of the season. He ran in the
NTH race against very ordinary COM
pany, but it was the manner in which
he galloped to victory over track
oeeP IN mud that impressed the critics.
1t was the trst time the colt had car
RED silks in over a year, but he dis
played the same speed that induced
MT Sinclair to pay the fortune he did
for him. N-0
Right after ne became the property
of Sinclair, the colt developed a had
case Of skin disease and it was feared
ne was through racing for all time
lie responded to treatment, however.
ana while he was being prepared for
the Futurity he stepped in a hole and
injured his ankle. Once more he was
thrown out of training and this time
If was thought he could never he
brought around again.
But through the expert care and
handling of Trainer Sam Hildreth. the
colt was nursed along and finally got
IN condition again. Since his arrival
N Saratoga Inchcape improved Won
derfully and is now right at the tor
+ his form. He broke running yester-
lay, showed dazzling speed and was
never less than ten lengths in front of
his company throughout the entire
journey.
Sadie Ring Is Second
Saddle Ring was second to him five
lengths in front of Court View AS
a betting proposition Inchcape was an
lmpossibility as he was held at I to
80 IN the speculation.
the first race, a seven-furlong dash
for mares three years old and upward
resulted in an upset for the public
Penrose, on the strength of his ability
to run in mud was made favorite, but
third was the best she could do. The
winner turned up in L. G. Soule's Ed
wilma, one of the outsiders.
Ten-Lec started off to make a run
away race of it and led the field by
five lengths to the head of the stretch,
where she began to tire. There was
4 general closing of the rear division,
with Edwina moving fastest. She got
to the front in the last sixteenth and
won going away by half length, with
Last Straw second, two lengths in
lIDHl OI l en- nose. ne ell orr Ol CHdS-
ing Ten-Lec in the early stages told
on the latter in the drive.
Eight jumpers went to the post for
the steeplechase, second on the card.
Surf made the running to- the final
eighth, where he quit. Woodruff went
to the front after Surf dropped back
but Sea Scot, closing with a rush on
the outside, nosed Woodruff out of
first money in the last stride. The
latter beat Surf four lengths for the
place.
Duncecap Beats Evil
R. T. Wilson'S filly Duncecap car
tured the third race in hard drive
from Bud Fishers Evil. E. F. Whit
ney's Clansman was third. Evil broke
running and set fast pace, with the
favorite, Restraint, in second place.
After turning for the run home 20
straint had enough and fell back beate''.
Duncecap moved up fast on the oVt
side, and, catching Evil at the s'N
teerth pole, won hard ridden by n
length. Clansman was third, length
and half back of Evil
Another big surprise came in tie
fourth race, the Hudson Handicap.
when Z. A. Clopton's Parader nosed
out S. Pettit's Devastation, the latter
being quoted at / to 4 Thase were
the only starters to battle for the
purse. Parader went to the front at
the start and held clear lead to the
head of the stretch, where he was
joined by Devastation. The two fought
it out all through the stretch, Parader
outgaming Devastation and winning By
a head