The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-26

turner thereupon TOOK the son OIL
Spanish Prince out to midtrack and
kept him there throughout the run
ming. apparently reconciled to Mis-
sionary's lead. The son of Hourless
received momentary breathing spell
at the half mile ground, so that Sail
ing Along drew within two lengths,
but at Shuttinger's call Missionary
drew away easily to three lengths
advantage at the end. Sailing Along
held the place In a drive tE half
lsngth. due to Turner's feeble handling
Of Spanish Maize, who climbed as
though he were making his debut in
racing faulty shod. Spanish Maize is
yet maiden and will receive twelve
pound allowance In the rich Freak
ness if he does not graduate before
May IS.
Before the racing hour Dr. r.. w. Nc
Gully of New York offered James W.
McClelland. manager of the Lexington
stable, $4,000 for the Derby prospect
Lucky Hour and asked for price on
Missionary. McClelland said that the
two colts may be had for a lump sum OF
$4,000. Missionary's winning effort
failed to enhance his value In the minds
OF horsemen. Spanish Maize viii need
all allowances and improved form to
have a Preakness chance. Violjnist's
performance further eliminated him
from classic consideration.
Dice box results continue to fall into
the winners circle. superlstive and
l,unetta were the only successful IA
,orites during the day. A quickly risen
temperature enabled the spectators to
shed some of the furs and top coats
which had previously been necessity
ut the meeting The track was fast, the
program ordinary.
Superlative. w. J. Salmon's son Of
Supcrman and Rupicola. was called on
for all his courage to take the fourth, a
purse for maiden three-year- olds. The
Peruvian and Star Jester aJternaAed at
the pace after Superlative left among
the trailers, but the Hea1ey trained colt
stood Butwell's steady drive for three
furlongs and got up in the last nod TO
rob The Peruvian of first honors. Star
Jester saved third.
Starter Milton had seven minutes OF
bother with tho sextet In the sixth
race. won by Lunetta. under Thomas 8
good handling. The mare was on her
uss..l bad behavior at the barrier
luciy Is was even worse. Tho latter
reared and fell over backward. narrow
ly escaping little Rice's PROSTATE body.
lie was quickly remounted and followed
The Lambs early pace from the ragged
start. Lunetta was kept In restraint
Under her top weight of liz pounds, and
went into easy command at the home
turn to win going away from Tippo
Sallb, Lucky 3 weakened badly in the
closing strides, and gave way to the
early unfortunate Gain de Cause fol
third honors In the closing test.
Laugh Red, after a stealthy prep
administered at Bennings and under
.Josieh's capable handling, got up In
the final stage Of the third. n mile and
q sixteenth claiming event. and overtooli
the heavily backed and invariably dis,
appointing Phalaris.
Exhorter. champion second horse of
the turf, had his neck in front forty
Jumps from the finish of the final and
then ran true to form by surrenderinr
10 Maize in the final nod. Titania took
tho opener in "A ronp and Bessie Leigh
ton stood a drive to account for the
jrr Guile race.
Apprentice Priblc. whose life wag de-
SPARED Of after HIS fall on Monday. Is
responding to treatment at a Baltimore
ho-pital and Is reported out of danger
sieAplcchaso Jockey Sing. accused OF
having sustained fractured skull by
tho track physician, after his fall or
Monday, denied it this morning by walk
ing out of the hospital.