The New York herald., 1922-07-22
colt VICTOR in HIS
new OWNERS SILKS
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Runs Impressive Race, Cover
ing Five and a Half Fur
longs in 1:06.
eo1n.
KAI-sANG WINS IN DEBUT
KlAI-sANG WINS IN DEBUT
Harry F. Sinclair's Three
~ Year-Old Beats Good Field
en- ~ of Sprinters.
By HENRY v. KING.

year-old colt by Fair Play and Dona
Rbca from John e. Madden yesterday
AFTERNOON at the Empire City track.
The price was not made public, but 1t
is understood 1t was $4,000. Immedi-
ately after the sale the colt went forth
and won the last event in clever fash
ion. a
FL Outrun in the early stages by Harry
-F,'Sinclairs Zev. he came with a rush
through the homestretch and won going
away by a length. Zev was second and
Robert L. Gerry's william Tell third.
Dunlin covered the five furlong route
m the fast time OF los, only one-fifth
of second behind the track record
made on several occasions in former
years when the track was much faster
than it is now.
=. Dunlin Is one of the best colts shown
this season. He showed courage and
Stamina as we'll as speed on the last
day of the Aqueduct meeting when he
heat home a good field. including the
Quincy Stables Caveat Emptor. after
rough journey. Since that race he has
shown big improvement. On July II
he was beaten half length by Mr..
Eefry's Cyclops on a heavy track, but
on that occasion Dunlin was beaten be-
cause of an exceptionally weak ride.
So impressive did Dunlin race on that
occasion that Mr. Gerry asked Mr..
Madden to put price on the colt. Mr..
Madden asked $4,000. Within the last
few days it is reported he increased the
Price and that Mr.. Cosden gave $4,000
more than that figure for the colt.
81 Dunlin Is an exceptionally fine looking
Chestnut and likely to improve with
racing. He has been pampered some
What and is just beginning to know
what racing means. -
kaf Sang Shows Speed.
.,Kai Sang, the three-year-old colt by
The Finn. which early last season was
second only to the mighty Norwich. made
his first appearance OF the season in
the Bronxville handicap and ran a fine
race. He defeated a big field of good
,sprinters In gallop by three lengths
He followed the pace which wNe set by
IBIS stable mate, Little Chief, and Wish
bone until the middle of the bend. Then
rEer stepped to the front and was under
RESTRAINT all the way to the Judges. His
race showed that he is an exceptionally
fast horse. but it didn't prove anything
about his ability to go distance
IL. S. Cosdens Bigheart. which left the
barrier In tangle and ran on the out
side all the way, finished second. He
came with rush through the stretch
and nipped Sweep By on the post for
the second end Of the purse. Little
Chief showed great burst of speed un-
IL his stable mate took command. Then
re, was eased back He finished fifth,
.Eislf dozen lengths behind the winner,
hut he could have done much better,
Kai-Sang covered the short six furlong
route In the good time Of 1 :09 1-5.
~ Mrs. Payne Whitney's Galantman won
tie Chevalier purse at sne mile in SEN
sational style. He ran like good colt.
He set the pace all the way and stood
a. lard drive for more than quarter Of
a mile. At the end he was only a neck
In front of Robert l.. Gerry's Rector
town, who beat Irish Brigadier length
for second honors.
While Galantman's race was the best
he, has shown this year. 1t was not as
good as Rectortowns. This son of King
DANES, who made his first appearance
under silks less than fortnight ago,
WAS the best, and that he was not re-
turned the victor was due to bad racing
luck. He ran in third place, behind
.Galantman and Irish Brigadier, until
shortly before turning into the home
stretch. At that point McAtee made a
hid for the lead with him. AS he started
forward Sande. on Irish Brigadier, went
-'ThIs cost Mr., Gerry's horse at least two
lengths. When Strengthened out again
Rectortown began to wear Galantman
down, but under vigorous finish by
Thomas Mrs. Whitney's colt remained in
front to the end. Rectortown was bear
ing out trihe at the end and finished
3n-the middle of the track, while Gallant
man was close against the rail all the
way.
Another for Mrs. whitney.
!. MRS whitney's cofors were borne to
gariother victory in the first race, when
s]ssr Winner Take All led home a big
.f3d Of cheap Juveniles. He came from
shshind while rounding the turn and won
sgalloping by three lengths. After his
victory Sam Louis took Winner Take All
sfor s2,115.
y After Johnny Dundee's War Mask
swon the second race w. A. Buck claimed
him for $4,000.
z Billy Butler, son Of James Butler. who
owns the Empire City track and a big
sstf1ng of horses, is likely to become a
strainer soon. Yesterday morning he was
'lat.the track before sunrise to help Bill
@Hogan train his fathers string. He
scame tearing into the park In Lozier
.automobile that looked as II 1t were as
sold as he. Mr. Butler seems to be ex-
.ceptionally fond Of the horses. and 1t Is
said that he knows a great deal about
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