New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

Nff ,iss go
spondss. responded WITH s.,..
speed that frightened PENN, !.
he looked arosn', ior Psnmm /.
wen, to baI though he va,,1.,
dozen lengths III ,he lead.
Whiskawag Va' plairly ,lra =.
not hall 20 leg weary a. N,,,..
any Of the others .rying I, ~.
with the pace al four p,n N ,
at the end F" =
II have no sxeI's . sfSs
Trainer Fred Bsr.ep sf,sr h. ~
"lt was TOO much % ask of Nsr..,."' I"
concede fif'ecn pounds toa 80.
the caliber ~ Whissavay. vs@A
hne thrse.ysar-old. .ndeeS.H -
Moryieh will be shipped % l.,..
20 keep MS engagement in The -.
special next Saturday.
sunferenoe Wins at 1obf
willis Sharpe Ki.msrs ss,,,,,..
The chestnut son o. Sun Brlsr AZ ~
ference, won the Juvenile f.,,,... =, :,
FIVE fDrlongs This was ,ss ~.
with $500 added which ,r,,-
thirteen Of tis very bss, tFo.y.p.,.
Sunfersnce, which uas quoted rrs
and 9 AZ post tme Won b,,,..
Al Johnson alertnel' a. tie h-,
This clever locley g., h.s nor, :
winging and made egefy poi, an
ming one though Su1'erencs Esi,'t..
in distress and hanging A. ths ~ 1
raced the Eve furiongl IN ne ~.
able time - 0;f22-5. The ue, A.
worth Sj,52j % the winner
Cherry Pie. The CFesrif,s 81,
gelding which. with ngs,sbs.. =,
quoted as high ~ - for ,.s a,
was running over slafsen,s = =
finish. With a little more .sss !,
one would have taken me iiss', sir
Of the purse. Larry Lyks ,sss n
find ~ opening tlii we'll ini.ts Aih,
long pole; then BE- cane iut,f
train. but Just a bio 100 al ~
favorite. J. s. Cosden's Narilnns a.
had a stormy passage. Ih'i sss "
full Of running, but Tas hsrt1 rs
well home. Clarence Ksnnsf srt :
crowd through on the rail vita Ni,t
gale. but found the paeeraksr ~ a.
20 the fence f0s comfort Tee
tried % come outside Of ssr.,frn
but was poeketed ard slammed y a
Raneocas Stables Bud LefnT FEN
knocked out of his stride eoz,syT
Bud Lerner hung on grimlY 70 q, =.
and saved the short end o. ne pan,
The Duettisfe, a steepleesais y ~
two miles. was Uor b. DectU p
aged gelding of n ". NsrEsll, V,e
was coupled IN the betting a. ~
with J. Z. Dayis's Earlocksr. lxfT.
Cheyne came very near % isis,f =
victory when he eased ~ The E.,ig
the last fifty yafds. The Csss,ns'
Stables Soumangha closed Va trn
and would have gotten up n i'sir
stride.
The field o. three ran, DseisR y
mangha ard Ear.oeksf fof ~ ~
turn and a half Then hahoag ria
a drive for the paeemakeF. h W
under the whip over The fH aih
fences, but fell a. the last seazl'la
hit the PROSTATE ". Nihsrsy nea
ing him unconscious nezsaoril, \.
he quickly revived asi Shosst so,,iti
worse for his eNperisres iaas -;
shaking up. Cheyne ssite,ty .,, 'ell,st
Soumangha distanesd. t'f ,. as.'at. s
out under quadruple srtpa TO" ~, ~
had bet on the fayoriie ast ne ~.
Of their lives as they shos,ec if'slel-l
Of the impending danger -,
A brisk noon shfwer sinplI isf'.','' i.'.
a fine sprinkling that mad, iis "a =.
lightning fast fof the race Of ta' ~,
the time the big throng had a,s..s, -,
before the horses paraded % y, ~
for the opening number iss ".
had cleared and A welcome orisa \, y
blowing IN OF the ocean if'.
southwest. The field o. twenty ~ ~,
for the opening dash Of SIX sns =
furlongs rad been scratched e''i
hail he number with the pTosT'ss.
a heayy track. !, was rather 4 ~
lot OF platers. even the oesi in"~
been left.