New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-07-05


Audacious is the first thorough
the twenty-three trimmings of the S
colors of NJ. L. Schwartz, year a
victory. Yesterdays race was wort
Audacious. cleverly ridden by Jockey
Clarence Hummer. galloped the seven
furlongs in the crcditable time of 1:23
fat. Tais equaled the record for Che
race at the distance, which was set
two years ago by J. f. Widener's
Naturalist under the heavy impost of
49, pounds.
The victory of Audacious was very
popular with the greatest crowd that
had seen the horses run at Aqueduct
this season. for Audacious was heav-
lily played favorite-one of the three
public choices 10 bob down in front Of
the various professions.
Betting Is Lively
This Carter was one Of the most
spirited betting races seen in a long
time. but most of the play fell on the
faverite There were nibblings here
and there for Thunderstorm, but the
A
field OF seven of the best handican
horses went to the post, though scratches
somewhat detracted from the event. old
Naturalist, Dominique and Blazes, not
10 mention the Xalapa Farms Desnair.
being MI by the blue pencil.
Clifford 4. Cochran's Smoke Screen
was tipped for good thing and ran a
good race for about six furlongs. At
the start Jockey Kennedy raced out 10
the front with Smoke Screen, Clar-
ence hummer meanwhile rating Auda-
eIous of the pace. The Triple Springs
Farms Penrose, which was supposed to
De ready 1or melon cutting, propped
badly at the barrier and refused IN
break. Practically left at the post, Pen
rose took advantage of her wondarf,ll
turn OF speed to race up on the ou1si.je
and, before the turn, had come to even
terms with Audaclous, which was being
held of the pace. The breakneck spec,
at which little Yeargin had CHARGED
down after being left took everything
out OF the mare. 1t was the easiest
thing N the world for Audacious 10
race the heart out of the little thing in
the race tor the stretch, and Penrose
chucHed 1t at the top of the long run
nome, hnlshing away to the outside
where very tired thoroughbreds usually
finish.
Clarence Hummer, meanwhile. .ftcr
sualghtnlng his mount for the lonr
run nome, made q bid for Smoke Screen,
II hldn take him long to race up to the
cochran colt, and once headed Smoke
Screen retired AS soon as he reached
the early pace maker it was a cake
walk for the favorite. Audacious
SIMPLY Salloped the rest Of the wav to
WIN under triple wraps by four or five
Sennings Park closed with great
rush under Sande's spirited ride and
took the place By five lengths. Idle
Dell outgamed Smoke Screen for third
orey but Just did manage to land
tAe notch IN the very last stride.
Gladiator Nowhere
There was absolutely TO excuse for
big Gladiator, unless, perchance it
was the heavy burden that had been
placed on his back. He was never
Prominent at any time.
There was much of the bitter mixed
among the sweet. fair dose of which
came IN the running of the Astoria.
stake Of $500 added, for two-year-
old FLIES Again it was Clarence
Hummer who plotted home the winner.
Sc that Clarence had very good day
FOR himself by winning a double" in
stakes This time, however, the public
wasn't with Clarence.
The Astoria, which fell to Hummer,
was won by r. ]. Browns My Revere,
winch had not been to the races since
New Orleans. 1t is said Mr.. Brown
cleaned up a fortune on the trick. al
enougn the money was judiciouslv
manipulated out of town. The price
at the track scared from to II to l.
Every one considered Harry Payne
Mnitneys Penitent leadpipe cinch.
This daughter Of those great thorough
ereds Pennant and Regret would
nave been literally backed off the
ooards II Rose Brigade and Lucky But
'VE mad not been given such strong
play by the handicappers
Wy Reyerie had all the speed and
STOOD a hard drive gamely after run
ning down Penitent and Rose Brigade.
Fenltent had absolutely no excuse.
Inc Oak Ridge Stables Sherando,
winch was practically left at the post,
hnlshed out strongly for Ambrose and
seems well worth remembering.
knobbie Delivers
A real source of JOY to the casual
visitor, VINO was greatly in preponder-
ahce among the multitude of $4,000 or
more was the Rancocas Stables three
year-old Knobbie, which won the fifth
Iaee the lroquois Handicap, at a mile,
n.nopole was one of the very surest
ssnihgs that ever went to the post. The
heid numbered four Knobbie was
racked from I to to II to 20, broke
running, showed all the speed and won
rs q ne pleased. The Quincy Stables
topper Demon was the only one of the
united field that could keep within
HHaliing distance of the pacemaker.
USpper Demon was ten lengths in front
VI Il. I. Wilson's Sedgefeld, which
hhosed out Billy Barton, c. A Stone
money
A real, old-fashioned killing was
made IN the closing five-furlong dash,
~; maiden two~year- olds, when Max
. ttissch S Sldereal came with rush at
we end and beat out Charles A. Stone
IAN IAN Uttlmo. the favorite. Sidereal
f ras backed from 30 to / to 5 to l.
limo got away winging, but like the
liners most favored had the disadvan-
sssc OF an outside position. The Stone
lam sa colt tired in the last sixteenth and
o sSa an ne could do to stave off North
challenge at the end.
uAhGther fair killing was made with
s.ss, r, A. Clark's Candidate I'd in the
- ssesplechase, This one, backed from 8
~ 10 . to ., set the pace all the way