New-York tribune., 1922-06-25

nyl.5, just four-atths Of second
,,,v,r than his maiden effort over
I,.s track two days previously.
0n bis two performances 70 date 4
..rH bo unjust 70 classify Goshawk
-, best o. the juveniles shown 20
Ls. But he is a good. game colt and
~. worthy 20 uphold his honor IN any
.s-psry. especially after a little more
.,seriencc. Though Goshawk picked
!, seven pounds over his maiden effort.
!. s;ll had O drag o. ten pounds from
~ OF ,hc placed horses that fought
=. .tc Issue wth him through the last
irloag Sunfcrcuce and Bud Lcrncr
81 carried i25 pounds 90 il5 tor the
,..er and 10 viii have 90 remain
,-ti the three meet again at equal
-,irh.s o. determine which is really
stiL
Colt Stands a Hard Ride
hat hc IS real good colt a true
as-oughbr.d which should improve
- errcricrcc. Goshawk proved by
-. name in which he stood the caf
al responded % the whip. lie was
es none too well from one Of the in
,se positions and during the run 20
,ss eeihow' was badly hcrded in.
Not til thc straight was reached did
vo,r.s rri racing room. GOshawk
,,-c showed fine burs. o. speed and
grsaualiy moved Up 90 within striking
irsrco Of the paccmakcrs. Ia the
near tnc Slli. renee, Mr. kilmer g
s-,nd colt. was away winging under
ioh-sor's clever handling He soon
s,ered a lead Of a length or more.
Johrsor took plenty Of room at the
mrr and chem sct down 10 ride as
,.--frft ard true as an arrow. Bud
hrner probably as good as any other
mans horse r this race. had a stormy
massage meanwhile. He was caught ln
tbe main bunch and carried away VIDE
A. 'he ,um. losing thereby a couple
o. lengths
n addition Bud Lorner was very
weakly ridden hy Eddie Taplin, who
could not keep his mount straight.
Despite Ta7r. however, Bud Lerner
On BIS sheer crt and courage sue
eeeded in getting up almost 20 even
terms witch Suufercnce, a. the six
,eer'h pole Here tho two were joined
hy the fast closing but lighter weighted
Cosswk. and 10 was "a tnish % thrill
trv snort mans blood. Morris. whip
,.ng AZ every stride forged almost a
iull length 10 the front IN tho last
ffty yards. The competition for the
,aee between Sunfercnce and Bud
Drrer was so close none but the
Is3ses could determine with certainty.
4 Dealy at the Barrier
ne victory was worth $500 70 the
r;rner There was plenty Of delay and
ptnty of excitement before Mars Oas-
iity finally got the field away 70
verv GOOD start The Nevada stock
,srms General Thatcher was unruly AZ
\. post and finally jostled a nelgnpor
80 hard as 10 urseat 'burts r. ar
b-o.bsr General Thatcher ran away
fiierless but was caught IN iroht o.
The 'pages' stand by the red-coated
herald .hat leads the fields 20 the posi-:
Ths runaway" occasioned a delay OF
4 quarter Of an hour. -.
Meanwhile some aviator nut from
Palisades Park, whose address should
be Nst.ewan. swooped down and
skinned the straw halted mob on the
AVN. He passed not ten feet anoVe
their heads and missed the judges
,tsnd hv no less comfortable margin.
Aitsr which. amid the imprecauons or
the oFeroes. he went aloft and per
formed all manner Of aerial acrooaiieS.
As was expected. the secondary
feature of the afternoon, the queen
County hand cap or mile. with S4,VVO
added. was oniv q "a on for the kan-
cocas Stable's Grey lag, despite MS
crushing iupo.f of i27 pounds. bon
Honmc was scratched from the feld OF
four originally named, but Polly Ann
and June Grass were added.
The TWO added starters simply raced
themselves into the ground. or the
tVo juno Grass was tho first 70 crack
and swinging srouud the bend SEN
rinfs Park moved 20 the contending
rosition. About tie same time c. Ponce
made move with tho Quinch Stables
Captain A.cock.
Fator Rides Perfect Race
Tavern Fator. who rode a perfect
rsee with Grey Lag which was the
% choice did not make move WIN
Grey Lag until be was Strengthened Tor
htne Then he came with a rusn ana
simply gailopcd over All opposition lie
finished IN "a hand gallop from sen
rirr Psrk hy three or four lengths IN
he very cre1itable time OF LOB nat
The race was worth S6A5O 70 the
vrtsf
A holiday crowd that compared most
ivonbly with the one that sa" MI'
sieh beaten % week ago. waicned Ir
ssd o. sixteen cheap luveniIes
srtmble Tor first prize in the open
i,g dash Of five furlongs through INC
stris
This race proved a cakewalk for g.
App.e.ons Rungrand aiteI ,ne
,iVoli,e. S. L. Jenkins's Don't bother
Ne, vas practically left at the post
rone Of .ho others had the leas.
chance with The winner. For the colt
isi 50 much speed that IL ran all over
hs track With Jockey c. Ponce ana
sor by fully four lengths. K. i. WI
,'ns Kirk Lady was second, and the
Syndicate Stables Scare Crow tniro.
he race was run in the INDIFFERENT
the o. l:00 3-5.
A. J. Davis's Ards, the imported
% Irish timber-topper. won his thlru
rraight start In America when ne
Nsos the phan/m Steeplechase AZ
S'st two miles from one OF the
..rsrtest fields Of the meeting. MIS-
= Ambrose Clark's. The Trout
ss,shed second. and Joseph I.
hi,oener's Wiscst Fool. third. !
Mrs. X. Smart's Cavendish, one OF
ne fark outsiders. stepped 20 the
iifo,i a. the start and soon opened
haa % twenty lengths. On the sec
VIC turn. d. Byers went after the
ltemsker with Wisest Fool and soon
ah him into submission. The Green
zee Stables Mohican. the favorite'
eaae bad landing at the tenth fence,
.sieating ". Bethel. About this
.1s y. Kennedy made his move with
ias Irou; and specs" Crawford, who
se rated OF the pace also gave Ards
:. 5raduallv these two moved up on