New-York tribune., 1922-08-27

8 Tactlle IN ine muu ,out WsignI car
4 -,r az rare gameness. She. was Civ
IS weight to each of the ten filIies
tsas exposed her, with the exception
Z Harry Payne Whitney's Cresta and
Eilmer's Sallys Alley. in at
"a, pull Edict carried her 122
ssss.as ,a as a feather, raced the Oak
4 psscs Stables Runelise and III. r.
Ts,asy's Fly by Day into submission
i fuga and stood hard drive through
sss ensire stretch to win from Fly by
isy hys half length.
Fill his Spinaway, rich in racing tra-
ii:isa IS In prize money, Harry Payne
wksnsy sent out an entry of three
4 fHs!a, Fly by Day and Untidy, the
4 uie was favorite and heavily backed
j 7lssty of money showed also for Rune
a Ia. the full sister of Norwich. The
3 ssaeocas pair, Edict and Thessaly,
4 ssaaed entirely overlooked and receded
.sem 6 to l to 10 to /.
q Mars Cassidy got the field away to
4 seod start. Edict was the first to
sssw from an inside position, but al
4 sss. immediately was Joined by Fly by
Z my and was actually outrun In the
4 srint TO the turn. Runelise also
q royed up fast and joined in the issue
4 I'D for a time the three ran together
4 Aets as q team in Roman chariot
nse
q Runelise Takes the Lead
Rounding the bend Runelise, mo-
\ gantarily drew half length in front
d i the others, then began to tire and
,ssften her stride. Fly by Day was
i he first to overhaul her and swing
q r0und the home bend slightly In
Il hont But here Edict gamely chai-
Z nged again swinging up to even
ems as the pair straightened for the
sse run home.
Il was a horse race through the
Enteh. Sande, on Edict, and McAtee,
Fly by Day, were working as hard
their laboring mounts. The lead
gsmed to alternate as each head bobbed
"a l5sn, but inside the sixteenth pole the
a shitney filly hung slightly and Ram
# s;as won well deserved victory.
s Ediet had outgamed Fly by Day. None
1.-THE others was extremely prominent
81 Hshy stage save Bud Fishers Brocade,
3# Saich closed with g great burst OF
81 i7ssd through the stretch to nail third
81 soney.
81 Srocade, which won impressively in
# se mud the previous day, ran a truly
M eFetch turn this filly bore out in 4hs
r.eteh run. SaIly's Alley seemed 10
uss . fair chance till the stretch turn
~ ~ reached. Here, coming through
athe rail, Johnson got anchored in
As heavy going. a
asve Petit's Devastation won the
agthants and Citizens Handicap at a
uAand three sixteenths by head in
iM2tlonal drive against the Xalana
lrzs Bon Homme through the final
,lag The victory netted $4,000. IL.
"a Hhitney's Prudery, the only other
eEter, was beaten off eight lengths,
sals sharpe kiimer's sensational old
sang Exterminator was finally
satched after he had been added. a
Fs oettlrg race this was for q three
aise affair. Bon Homnae and Devasta-
aa were both heavily supported at
Q, while another strong play was
d aafe on Prudery at 2 to /.
a Devastation Lies OFF Pace
a Tor about three quarters of a mils
rudery on the rail and Bon Homme
seee as team at merry clip. with
passastatlon rated several lengths off
~ pace by Laverne Fator. Hittine
g iar turn Bon Homme began to draw
way from the Whitney filly. while
Iasor charged down with Devastation
d sa the outside. '-o'i
N 1raaaaily, as Prudery dropped back
pssastaIlon moved up on the pace
nsSer. Bon Homme made a wide fnrn
4 Ky a.o we stretch to pick the best going.
IS. ps. Wader still came Fator with the
ssssis geldlag. Schuttinger sat dewn
4 ~ y riae his best with Bon Honnme. The
wv responded courageously and sur
snasiea AN ms lead only inches at s
.r s oas the early duel with Prud-
Is Is.,s aaa taken something from him.
s.s. s.as the sixteenth Devastation finally
ss;m.up AN up 10 even terms and under
sa.ppihg hnish eventually gained the
rs''a py a narrow margin.
81. aaserae Fator scored his third sue
sss H.. " the afternoon in four starts
snsa ne piioted home Normal, the
se s, IN the fifth event. q gallon of
,,sss.s, Fator was enthusiastically
ssssa py the transients who had hit
4. sas nappy expedient of following
sair. aoo.unes o. OF his mounts. The Crown
4 a. oIanie's Ira Wilson, which cut 1t
4 Ia gga0s,ssn good race to finish second
4, nau no chance to beat Normal once
\, oi sat down un his horse. Carmen
~ H. ahotaer long shot, dropped into
~ position IN a field that was strung
~ y 1sixseenth of mile at the end.
:. y. Froctor's Daniel, q 20 to / shot.
ii. sae Closing race at five and O half
r..s .snss, with the favorite, Shamrock,
ei,i eisa' ana j. 5. Cosden's Doughoregan
ss.s sas attendance was perhaps the most
81 sSsa'atiye swas OF the meeting, among
sssa afst time visitors being Otto II.
I VINO came to the course with B.
a., saFuch. Among those noticed
IA Mt saE and Mrs. August Belmont, Mr..
MS Payne Whitney, Mr.. and Mrs.
very, Mr. and Mrs. W w. Jeffords,
Fsssha sha ars. S. B. Riddle, Joseph E.
h a.nsr' Mr. and Mrs George Widener,
n. ana Mrs. r. Penn Smith, Mr.. and
ia, .nevereaux, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. II. |
TN. g,.i iKesler Duiane, Mr.. and Mrs.
4 sjlis..n iason j., Mr.. and Mrs Samuel
hr mrs; Charles Oelrichs, Mr.. and
8s AnsD ~ Wortheimer, Mr.. and Mrs. |
slitney. aiA ana harry Fayne
j There wa, 4
sSag the attending thousands when !
+ &ssswners interested notified the man
4 ,ssa;ss ,sal early in the day that track |
ssss:sas were not suitable for the |
4 ssaaa!s Q. the three-year-old Saratoga !
sals ssoaship .sp at mile and quarter. |
d lssr.oisss interesting of the three
dsy ss. s.us tests will be contested Tues
To-. foasinoon If the track is fast.
Ina ay the course was a sea Of mud
! ssra.ss result there were MANY
/ bsass. as The visiting popuface got of /
g.ss.p pIor start when Frank Farrellis
] tusia,.rr. =. the cdds-on favorite for six
kd II finished absolutely last in q
eef,v'. aoar Tbs race was won hy r. Z.