New-York tribune., 1922-10-21

that the special police had TO rouse
the last event was ovsr.
The Boston Selling Handicap FOR
shree.year-olds and upward. a. a mile
and sixteenth, which oceupied the
honor position on che rather cheap
card, resulted in victory for H, Alter
mans French-hred gelding Tufter,
Tufter used It's nostriis for something
other than receptacle for sponges
yesterday, and under really clever
ride from Jockey Babsn beat Wynne-
wood in the hardest kind of drive.
r. 4. Wilson's Duneecap landed in it's
customary place, getting SLOW money.
A field OF five started, with Tufter
the favorite at closing time. There WAS
small play on Duncecap and some
money for Wynncwood, heavier play
on Tufter being held back because of
the jockey chosen to guide the black
gelding. AS it developed Babin rode a
fine race. He rated off at the start,
following the pace Of Thomas on
Wynnewood, which at the first quarter
had lead of nearly four lengths.
Gradually Tufter came closer TO the
Tying pacemaker, and when they hit the
last turn into the homestretch the
favorite was only neck back and
still gaining Thomas went to the
whip and Wynnewood responded as
gasnely rs a blown and weary horse
could be expected to after setting a
sizzling pace, but Wynnewood's efYor.
was not good enough to hold off the
rush Of Tnfter.
Tufter Going Away at End
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and, although q hard hand drive was
necessary, Tufter was undoubtedly the
best, for he got his head in frent as
they bobbed under the wire and. even
then was going away. Duncecap, hope
lessly outrun, came with q rush and
easily held off Violinist.
Following it's recently established
precedent, the Madden Stable ac-
counted for the last race, and, as has
been the custom, it was an outsider,
Best Love, that turned the trick. This
event, at FIVE and Q half furlongs, for
two-year-olds, was probably the most
McNaughton's Little Celt was the
iavorite at closing time, and this one
was q bitter disappointment.
Little Celt, with Weiner up, got the
jump at the barrier and carried the
field of seven along at fast race,
which Best Love followed. Osprey, q
16 to 5 bet, from the stable of August
Belmont, could not find itself in the
early running, and trailed along in
fifth position.
When they Strengthened out for the
last furlong Little Celt was leading
Best Love by length, with Osprey
fourth. From this stage of the race
until they crossed the finish line it was
simply a case of rider vs. rider, and
Ensor, ON Best Love, gave the others a
neat lesson in the art of winning a
horserace.
Best Love had lots of reserve, and
came on at such clip that Little Celt's
best finishing effort was easy to over
come. Best Love sailed under the wire
length to the good, with Osprey beat.
ing the Irish colt for second place.
Incidentally Osprey was booming down
the stretch faster than any Of them at
the finish, and would have won in an
other fifty yards. The time was
1906 2-5, one second lower than the
track record.
Favorite Loses in First Race
The opening race saw the downfall
OF The Colonel which was installed
favorite in field Of eleven platers.
J. L. Hollands recently acquired Raj
Aes grabbed the long end of this purse,
beating Ben Wood and Bessie leighton
in that order. Notwithstanding The
ColonePs failure, this one appealed to
Grover Walsh, who claimed the colt
for $4,000.
Marie Maxim repeated for S. Taylor
IN the second race. This mare went to
the post an IL to 5 favorite, and beat
Leghorn by two lengthes. Amanda
Hoey was third.
guessing contest is what the third
event was. No less than sixteen de-
stroyers OF oats went away, and strange
to say. the public managed to light
upon the winner. This was Nightboat
which Sande piloted to the pier will
three lengths to spare over Ting-a-ling
with Esquire third.
The fifth event. for three-year-old
and upward, over the lonS. route. sa,
z. Bell deliver very capable ride O
Sea Cove. the 2 to 8 favorite, whic
easily held off the late rush of Sc
Mint. Scottish Chief got the consois
ton money. Bell took no chances wit
the short-priced good thing" He sh,
into the lead at the start and rate
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