New-York tribune., 1922-07-30

4&t OF lahuiOoH h"inoe i'e4 ei~.'a aec
t,,,irr's farewell hereabout until a
T., clark. veil ridden and admirably
1 y hi front by Jockey VI. Garner,
k,s been brought down from
r. for this race, barely lasted 70
- The scantcst Of noses imAgin-
4 IRON the Quincy Stables Captain
- which was favorite. George
1 frft's On Watch, which finished
4 vas a length and a half behind
\, s.her Two.
H.. furnished the most thrilling
4 q the afternoon, and Garner
-.,,sly outwitted and outrode
4 ~ Butwcll 90 the end FOR the de-
IN the race for position at the
- turn Dr.. Clark had the foot
l,r Of in front on the rail. The
4 '',irte Stables Galantman beat
...,.r Alcock 90 the contending posi-
!, fcrting the favorite 10 pull Up 20
"a hang carried away wide. On
Is slipped through next the rail
Erterins the backstreteh Dr..
y, vas leading by two lengths. with
',,.rsn and on Watch keeping
4, for stride and Captain Alcock
ltf.
Garner Rates Mount VIII
| ara rated Dr. Clark admirably IN
II BrtWcll. on the other hand. was
r,.t 70 make up ground gradually.
-,le his move 40 the far turn and
hooked up with On Watch and
/ r.rar. OF these three, Galantman
! ~ first 90 wilt under the pace.
/ 4, Vsieh carried Alcock a BIT wide
! .,f into the stretch, but the Quincy
Il, colt came with a bulldog rush
| ~ trd came so fast under the lash
gfn Garner himself was scared.
Z be top Of the stretch home Gar
ahibited a million-dollar finish.
| IN inch OF the way he rode with
| Z I'd heel. Butwell was az the bat.
N he lost his qu.rt a furlong
home. Thereafter Captain AL
pss forced % 90 along much on
On courage. But he held on so
vy that Garner, in the very last
Z. had fairly 20 lIit up bis mount
/ tul him across the finish line.
n Allies Stables Dominique,
g.ir-old chestnut geldug that used
ssrt the silks Of the Rancocas
A. won the secondary feature. This
sht Cosmopolitan Handicap, dash
4 i.o1t six furloncs A heavy play
rg3e On the winner at the last
+ rrt
s-lrique, showing a turn Of his
re speed, rated OF The early pace
be Triple Springs Farms mare
: Rose, came 10 the Inside a. the
Hl turn and won going away IN
4 ssry good time Of l.0s 2-5.
\ 10 Eisfhcne, Of the Allies Stable,
ul ss james ButieI's Eastyew,
q btih scratched from the half
n overnight nominations. field
1 gy four paTadci 10 the post. ard
+ t.n two-Pen Rose md L'Efare-
lH n1Ilad as tne Triple Springs
lmf ~. Morris entry. The entry
A ir que were practically split
fa with the speculative public.
l. vas considerable wise money
Ifn on Nose Goidblatt's Ararat,
/ lgts.der which finished q weil-
r third.
|lvas expected. the feet Pen Rose
- quickly 90 The front right after
bart For q tine Ararat clung to
c0rtend.nc position, but before
|urn was reached had given way TO
|ru0uc. which Gantner rushed up
tc outside. Once in a commanding
Iton Gartner was content % rate
|ts pace. he made no move with
-.i.que tan Butwell carried n tuLe
y With Pen Rose rounding the home
+ penrose continued % bear out
1r- the run through the stretch
4 Don nique, coming % the inside.
|tl her into submission and won
ag handily. LEfare was always
|tEl
TO 10 Five Favorite Beaten
n fith race, at a mile and seventy
rl. developed the most spectacular
fc Of the afternoon, when the
nsins Stables Bonus. the 2 20 8
sUs,i sris he'd third TO A. J. Bedell's
sl.,rtnd Dan Boiling, respective
b lic-as rode the favorite hard all
q ug but Bonus could not possibly
II','s her position-indecd, tailed of
q q, lead OF the stretch.
Aiitll a. No0uan. now racing under
at'tIs Of Andrew Anderson. turned
'fn fipfap and traipsed home ia
ei f cheap field Of a half dozen