New-York tribune., 1922-11-05
l,Ilnso1l Rides
Both Winners
Il, Big Classic
rIley Filly Surprises
f Ynh Victory in First hi.
!, ,isioa at Odds of 2;s 10 i
BY w. J. Macbeth

# ar.v Man O War when Jockey AL
81 JohHson, king of the 1--WE ssear-el Ia
&rs. eoasted down Through ths
ssssss 10 easy eictory yseiti, WiiIis
Esrpe Kiliaer's Sally's Aifsy in the sstss
"a aaision Of the Pimlico Futuritv
- this afternoon. And we'll they
#At be generous with their applause.
Nssaa had attained niche in the
s5irr hall OF fame never before
&rsea by q knight of the pigskin.
tor his victory with this smart win
/ a d. the Futurity. at Belmont Park
ssskM his second triumph in the rich
q nurse for which thoroughbreds ever
Sseys. II accounted FOR both ends OF
n $4,000 purse, which had to be run
3 tys sscsions because of an, unusually
i s>sxrcus entry. Two races earlier or
%saSihird trial of the afternoon) this
Anes1chnson had scored even a moro
steesses,ar win with e. K. Bradleg's
Htssom Time, one of the rank out
sEsrs that paid $3.50 for 50 ticket
The dope had alts gone wrong. and
III prize money to rank outsiders in
HIS frst division. which had been con-
sxered the real class of the split, but,
Ii tic other hand, Sally's, Alley was
Fsifered q real sure, thing iifs such
aHpany as Sic met ard was backed
kicTingiy. His winning ride on
NSys Alley, therefore, was much the
hsre1popular OF the t~o sehieyeprents,
ed beeause of shesare s,arkabie per-
kfnanee of the Kilmer' 6liy perhaps
@ 4 right TO The higileIS. place in the
A Smashing Performance
sTof after weighing careful the ss.ase
M grace with which Sally's Alley trt-
ydbhed over tho inferior half of the
@ and the smart time in which she
kAAd the full mile without once be-
"a fully let down after attaining the
"a, it must be conceded that Sally's
Msy, comes closest, in an off yesr, to
fsat most closely measures up to
aImpionship standards. sa
ltdeed, it is doubtful If since Re-,
hex, the American turf has developed
tallfo of the class of Sally's Alley. The
Finer pride came back to-day with
Ah D race as she showed in the Fu-
si!y at Belmont, a race that beat one
fshe seasons smartest~fields of juve-
lasof all sexes. But to-day this .dou-
HFuturity winner proved she can
nv her sensational speed TO any
ssths Of a mile route and goodness
sws how mnch further. <
BIZ was not drawing q hard breath
shsii ,vsoN pulled her up, though
Ae saeed the mile. in the sensa-
iicnaiy ssat tine of 1888 1-5. If shee
can go en- as she should through her
Aree-y -year-old year, Sally's Alley is
bound 10 take her place in the front
rank Of American grenr, if not even to
eclipse the hallowed .Artful.
blossom Time, Donges, Little Celt
and How Fair was the order of the
finish in the first section of to- days
Sutnrity. SalIy's Alley, Martingale,
Hy Own and Riaito is the way they
hnished the second chapter. The third
ana concluding reel. of the drama will
munfolded here next Tuesday after
coon when will be held the run-of
snong these eight, the rdost prominent
d tosday's two fie1ds.
Favored to Win Gold Cup
Provided Eugene Wayland can keep
ny charge on that razor edge Of physi-
,si form which she displayed to- day,
nv doubt the Kilmer flly will win the
$500 gold cup emblematic of the sea-
aas juvenile championship, which
ssne win serve as incentive to the
Hatpestive struggle for pure sports
SO The Sally's Alley of to-day could
aHly have beaten any and all of the
ssr seven.
Ngessing one moment from the.
matter in hand, the twin running
aht richest stake ever presented by
shdng, association, it seems appro-
Mase to specialize more specifically on
Es days titanic accomplishments of
sslkey Albert Johnson. He accom-
pslhsd the miraculous and more in
smnsng with Blossom Time, the de-
4ssd outsider in the first division of
" classic, but by repeating with
Wofite in the second half on day,
aat appeared favorite's waterloo he
sssuaiiy attained the sublime.
An EnviabIe Record
Throughout this season he has rid
oen tne mighty EXterminator in oil
sne bright achievements Of this aging
sosdsr W M gslding, including victory in
.us suburban Handicap. With Sally's
nasy Joanson accounted for the Fu-e
tl ttuIlsy; with her here this afternoon
8 accounted for half Of this Pimlico
sau1urity and with Blossom Time for
ae other hall.
.a - ms Two victories of the aftern oon
,ahson accounted for more prize
sssaey than ever fell to a Jockeys
ssuie connections during an after
%yh Of racing. Victory in each race,
eueh the coincidence that each field
u comprised of eleven thoroughbreds,
49, 49, sSl,oz5 to the winner. In other
ssss ssss Johnson earned no less than
sso OF the record purse, overshad-
s..g .ng o. s7,o5e the former record
M s.,sasssseEnent Of Clarence Hummer, who
,ss ~ aan o'War to victory in his match
~ Vss With Sir Barton at Windsor, Can
-, uctober IL, 1920.
srs s;ss,soA ;s,N.A ilme's victory was fit
~ ,hustration Of just why difference
sha,on makes horse racing. Right
arr; ss asseloped that element of un-
Is. ssiasS silS that adds the spice to sport
Si. nayor' Few gave the hard luck
III .lour establishment even an out
As.asance; few conceded even q look
a., ss sas valid and woody West in this
' 81 ssisislon of the days attraction.
b. ss's Wild and woody took the effete
81 81 y ,hs scruff of the neck and the
Il. ne breeches and threw it right
atsx.s@ The street. For not only did
hsssssA lime win, but j. S., Ward
III another Western horse beat
is,saoy MeNaughton's Little Celt
as second prize money.
IL 81 running Of this first section OF
ss.,iasnlle sissnlleo futursty was decidedly
sceaetory. With The exception Of
Mn. ssosden's Dunlin, which was
xsl s,.aor ,saiorlte with the multitude. the
Il sssss l'ss OF the field of eleven were
la.syas,ssnnnate as to draw extremely
as;asssd sdsoae Z, post positions. The
asl,aS,.a,s a,sapless Bluemont and Auguat
ssrous" : How Fair, both mighty dan
sab Here on the extrems outside,