New-York tribune., 1922-08-26


a field of five, won the opening dash
of six furlongs in commanding style,
setting the pace all the way for the
heavily played favorite, Belle Of Blue
Ridge. Marinelli's handling of this
favorite came in for a great deal of
uncomplimentary criticism, On opinion
evidently shared by Trainer Max
Hirsch, who chased the boy out Of his
stable after he had weighed out. Mr..
Hirsch is very bitter against the jockey
end declares he will ride no more of
his horses.
Marinelli acted the part of shoe
maker in his handling Of Belle of Blue
Ridge, for after breaking in the rut
he took his mount all over the track
and into a number of pockets. Then in
the run through the stretch he lay in
behind the winner, when it seemed as
if he might have come to the outside
to easy victory. Furthermore, he had
the filly in such tight quarters as to
be badly cut on the hind legs.
Pandowdy Wins Easily
The Greentree Stables Pandowdy
tow-roped field of five two-year-old
maidens in the closing dash of five
furlongs. This was the best betting
race Of the day. There was plenty of
money for the Glen Riddle Farms Serb
bier, which had been accredited with a
three-furlong work that shaded "a sec
onds yesterday morning through the
mud. Scribbler finished with a rush
through the stretch and easily took the
place from the Riviera Stables Great
Lady, 80 to shot.
A wagon load of money was dumped
in on John L. Madden's Ethnea, which
iSb I'D Told 10 tba Ia D. 1t,
confident that he would win the three
races after he had put over Adventur-
ess and Brocade, but his supposed
best, Violinist, came a brodie in the
fifth race, at mile. Violinist would
not run kindly for AL Johnson, bore
out all the way and finished outside
the money. The race was won by A. S,
Woodlifre's Episode, 10 to 1 shot, that
nosed out Cap Rock in a spirited drive
through the final furlong. Cap Rock
in turn barely saved the place from
Trevelyant, that closed with q mighty
rush.
French Furze had all the foot in
the third race, at six furlongs, and cas-
lily held command after taking an early
lead. Sea Mint, off none too we'll. made
up ground gradually and was closing
stoutly at the end. Roulette easily
saved the consolation end of the purse.
The steeplechase was nothing but a
hollow victory for the Quincy Stables
Grenadier when Elysian,' the odds-on
favorite, refused at the last jump on
the far side of the infield. Grenadier,
which was challenging the favorite at
the time, had little difficulty in running
down New Haven, the rank outsider,
which had been allowed to steal a long
lead,
The Saratoga Racing Association
advertises for tomorrow one of the
very finest three-year-old champion
ship contests Of the year. If it's word
may be taken at par value, Harry
Payne Whitney's Bunting, the Ran
cocas Stables ,Kai-sang and r. r.
Wilson's Pillory will meet under 100
pounds each at test over the mile
and quarter route.
Whiskaway Not to Start
w, G. Clark's Whiskaway, so igno-
miniously beaten in his last start here,
was also to have been contestant.
But he cooled out badly after his dis
appointing performance in the Huron
Handicap at mile and three-six-
teenths and it has been decided to
give the two-time conqueror of one of
the best, Norwich, long let-up,
1t has been announced that, if it is
found impracticable, to run the special