The Washington herald., 1922-07-22
u. F. SINCLAIR WINS
SUIT FOR RETURN
OF PURCHASE PRICE
Brother of Man O. War Is
Showing Superb Form
In. Workouts.

NEW YORK. July 21.-Piayfellow,
the renegade brother of the famous
Man o. War. is>a wind sucker and
a cribber on the track, in the opin-
Ion of the Supreme Court and the
appellate division of the Supreme
Court as we'll There was some hope
tnat the unfortunate colt that sold
Ior siOO.OOO about a year ago would
De cleared of the shameful charges
against him when his case came TO
a nnal decision on the appeal from
the supreme Courts finding. But
: the appellate division sustained the
conviction in decison today.
James r. Johnson, the well-known
breeder of race horses, appealed the
case after the court of original Ju-
risdiction had ordered him to re-
fund Playfellow's price of 100000
10 Harry F. Sinclair. the oil million
aire and racing man. The horse
rallied miserably In Sinclair's colors,
and he sued to get back his money.
Playfeilow may yet surprise them
all. however. He hasn't been raced
this season owing to the litigation.
but in workouts he has shown su-
perb condition.
NEW YORK, July 21.-Kai Sang.
carrying the high impost of 126
pounds. galloped to an impressive
victory today over a high-class field
OF 3-year-olds in the feature of the
day. the Bronxville Handicap.
Kai Song was recognized last fall
as Morvich's most formidable rival.
and although his appearance today
was his hrst since last November,
he proved himself without a doubt
to be master Of the same speed and
still a worthy rival for the cham
pion- He was easily the best horse
in the race, and even with the han
dicap of from IA to 32 pounds that
he gave to the rest of the field, the
result Of the race was never in
doubt after the winner had made
his bid at the head of the stretch.
Big Heart took second money in the
feature. and Sweep By edged him
self in a close third.
The results:
First Race - 2-year-olds: fillies:
claiming: 51a furlongs. Winner
Take All. 1O3 (Thomas). to 1. 2
to 1. even; Dicks Daughter. los
'DNb"CAiJs = u Il cNcns SUSPICION,
112 (Miller). even. Time, 1.08 is.
Zeus, Gray Bennett, The Girl. Irene
Sweeney. Jennie c. and Heirloom
also ran.
Second Race-3-year-olds and up;
claiming; 1 mile 20 yards. War
Mask. 1O6 (McAtee), 8 to 1. even.
to s: Queseda. 80 (Thomas), z to
a. o.
Morris), to S. Time. 1:45 Nor
NAL. Marie Maxim, Matinee Idol and
Zed also ran.
Third Race-Maidens and winner
of one race: 1 mile. Gallant man.
1OS (Thomas). to 5. 1 to 4. out:
Rectortown. 103 (McA tee). s to 5.
2 to 5; Irish Brigadier. 10s (Sande).
out. Time. 1:40 2-5. wylie. The
Dictator and Fayette alsosfsusaA
Fourth Race - Three-year-olds; !;
about six furlongs. Kai Sang. 126
(Sande), even. 2 to 5. l to 5; Big
Heart. 100 (Kummer). 2 to l, to
5; Sweep BY. 10 (ButwelD. to l.
Time. 1:09 is. Sedge, Little Chief.
Comic Song. Wishbone. Anterior and
Ccstigan also ran
Fifth Race-Three-year-o and
up; claiming; mile and a sixteenth.
Algoa, ia (Fator). to 1. s to 5.
to 5; Lady Zeus. ss (Martz), s to
8, to 5; Thornhedge. 1O6 (Bruen-
inC). 8 to 5. Time. 1:47 as. Spugs.
Romulus. Orcus, Cordelair. The
Sphinx and Refrain also ran.
Sixth Race-Two-year-o fve
and a half furlongs. Dunlin. 103
PooD. l to 2, 1 to s. out: Sew. 100
(Fator). 2 to 5. out; william Tell,
1O3 (McAtee)( 1 to 3. Time, 1:06.
Ducks and brakes. Lawnmower also
ran.