New-York tribune., 1922-06-27

in the money were outsiders.
Jockey r. Parke's handling OF S. L.
Bulch's Pilgrim. which was the favor
iie. was deplorable. Pilgrim broke Oh
top form in outside position. but Parke
kept taking back and taking back tin
he was a couple OF lengths in the ex-
trcme ruck rounding the turn. Then
with plenty Of room 10 come in on the
rail he elected the extreme outside at
tnc cost Of a couple more lengths Pill
grim was running over the others at
the end. but he showed no foot until he
wss absolutely out Of H.
Saddle and Boots meanwhile was
away favorsbly and. favored BY the
Light weight. kept a position we'll within
striking distance OF wynnewood. the
carly paccmaker Merimee made his
bid at the eighth pole and won going
away. Teddy r. also closed resolutely
under a clever ride by C. Ponce The
race was worth S3.475 70 the winner
Ray Jay Surprises Talent
The Quincy Stables Ray Jay came
from behind in the stretch in the run
r.ng Of the Africandcr at a mile and
won in a common ron,p By several
'engths +. Z. Browns Hephaistos was
second and the favorite. Be Frank.
,hird. Jockey c. Lang put up a very
weak ride on Be Frank. coming TO the
extreme outside when there was plenty
O. room 90 get through on the rail.
Jyutce. r. +. Kraft's old mare. which
docs not often 20 70 the post. because
o' corns, bunions. ingrown tocnails or
something Of tho kind, rewarded the
~ameness Of the form players In the
'hird race of six and a half furlonrs.
-dc was "a r 10 10 favorito and 60. tho
bacon, because of the fact that lavcruc
atOr Outrode apprentice Z. MART
1rough the last sixteenth. for Marie
Maxim actually headed the favoritc
the sixteenth and seemed coming on
20 easy victory, when Martz dropped
l.s mares head
Willie Dugan's Icghorn was hot
Up in town and was heavily played
a' the course. too. This FLY evidently
-eadcd the race. She ran exceptionally
vcll after fnding her foot. but was
10 badly outrun az the start she never
could quite get within striking dis
t-ncc.
Letterman Cakewalks Home
Tho GTecntrCc Stables Lcttcrman.
ravorite Of Che second race, a. q mile,
had simply a cakewalk I'm cLesp field
o. six. G.. D. Widener's Mizar. the
.ocord choice. took the mace. and T.
Hoasman's Normal. the third choice,
a." show money.
Orcus cut out The psco for the first
t,e furlongs. then threw up the sponge
when Lctterman CHALLENGED. The Green
tree Stable favorite gailoped the rest
of 'hc way Mizar came from away
irck aid TO The outside In the run
through the stretch and was full Of
runninC At the end. The Quincy
rtablc's Mystic was prominent for
three quarters Of mile. but tired.
Earl Sande, tho popular jockey, in
euguratcd the day with brackets for
himself when hc scored P clever VIC
tory with the RanCocas Stables two
ycar-old brown FLY, Thesssly. This
was four and a half furlong dash.
Thcssaly. OF well, had all the foot and
f-id tho race safe al the way, but
might not have won so handily had
'a6v Incz no' been practically left a.
the post This one. after a very in
afrcrent start. came fost on the rail.
Bat Sande. scn..rr the danger in time.
cl-cd over 10 the fence and completely
-o-kctod tho contender through the
f.' sixteenth.
lady lrez had tho place al 70 her
s,f whio Prims Donna. 80 n shot.
rr. ftc show end of the purse. Thessaly
o,mcd neglected in the betting and
rccedcd from 20 . 10 70 l.