New-York tribune., 1922-05-18
Lang's Ride ON
Madden's Fillv
Is Big Factor
Audacious, l to 2 Favorite.
s,oses to Damask; Episode,
at 80 to /, Also Victorious
By w. ]. Macbeth

ny w - sNAsAScS1i
The good men did not have a chance
:. 20 "a sleep out Jamaica way yester-
Ssv afternoon For when the bands
ware not blaring out customary turf
med!eys outsiders were upsetting the
h,s, laid plans of mice and men and
,se aishtriders were flying hither and
.hi,her between paddock and club
house or lawn for inside info. that
nigh, save the family plate. Only one
tayorites knock for admittance at
.ractsd the attention of the doorkeeper.
and this was recading favorite whose
success spelled few pork chops for the
students Of form.
John E. MADDEN, the most astute
salesman Of the breeding industry as
well IS one Of the smartest breeders in
America, furnished perhaps the most
startling Of series of startes that
ssrnishsd off the bleak and cloudy dav
Madden furnished the winner Of tho
5000 Rosedale Stakes, q test for two
year.oid fllies over the fve.furlong
course.
By grace Of stretch finish on Tho
rart Of Chick Lang that would has
edited the best form OF a Garrison
Sloan or Lotus Murlel Won Der. tbe
rank outsider OF field of five. lasted
Just long enough to save the loness,s
share OF the purse by the scantiest Of
proverbial whiskers from the Green.
tree Stables Solse.
Muriel Won Der opened at 10 to l.
scared as high as the 15s and settled
to us at post tune. Nobody gave the
lilly tumble; not even Mr.. Madden as
word and action count. Mr.. Madden.
who was not around the paddock for
saddl,ng, SAID afterward he had not a
nickel on the feet flly. But Mr.. Mad
aen mas strange way of disappearing
before melon is to be sliced; sort
Of Characteristic trait with him yo,,
snow. If he did any heavy wagering
1t was not at the track, as the vital
statistics VIII prove.
Soiisa Closes Strong
Outside OF Mr. Maddens Hessian-
Iypist h!ly 10 the good men it seemed
quite tossup. All the other four
.oaha Splrlted support, especially so
roiisa and Harry Payne Whitney's
0festa' which finished good third.
buster True Filler and Muriel fought
:. out through the first half. First
irue Flier, then Duster, the Madden
FLY put in the ash can. She turned
'or homo with the race apparently
sewed up. Bat the carly effort had
s1acted its toll and Muriel Won Der
vas somewhat blown herself when the
eighth role was reached. Solisa,
Ehlch had lain off the early pace came
With great rush through the last
quarter and was simply running over
newinner at the end. Nothing saved
sadden's filly but Lang's expert
aoEsemanship in nursing her through
The last sixteenth. Solisa would have
won in another stride.
Yet even more startling than this
was the victory of Harry Payne Whit
ne.?s Damask in the Flight Handicap
Of mile and sixteenth. Morris
waited Oft the pace with Damask for
nall nile, then swept like hurricane
around the field to join with Audacious,
Tie to favorite. Little Eddie Kun
Mer dld not appear strong enough to
1 Iafa Audacious and probably let Mrs.
'aas good horse step the first three
quarters too fast. Anyhow, when
Damask got up, the favorite had moth
ing left and Morris simply coasted
through the last furlong.
Episode Surprises Talent
A. 5. Woodcliffe's Episode. that won
me cheap mile and sixteenth trial,
lnird on the program, furnished the
most startling SLAM of the day. He
vas unsupported at the luscious odds
oi 30 to /. The favorite, Sea Mint,
quit to nothing in the stretch after
cutting out a fast pace and finished
away back in the ruck with Sea Cove.
nat stopped almost as suddenly. Sea
Cove was the second choice. Episode
was ridden By Merimee, almost as rank
an outsider among our jockeys as was
hpIsode in his cheap field
Plenty of three-year- class was
represented III the second trial at 81,
furlongs, which was won by f. E
hrown's heet hephaistos, under a Wig
orous ride by Earl Sande. This was
the only vindication Of form. An ever
here Nj. l.. Schwartz's Toll should per
haps be considered favorite over tht
winner. Both were quoted at s to 2 a,
post time. But Toll was hammered
down from to /, while Hephaistos
scared from the 5 to 5 opening quota
ton. Sande waited with the winner tt
the homcstretch: then went after Toll
which earlier had threatened to spreao
the field, and simply cantered the las,
sixteenth.
Max Hirsohs Bo Mcmillan won the
closing dash Of five furongs for two
year'olds. Lang, who had the leg up or
NJ. l.. Schwartz's Pennon. the favorite
carried Rork, the second choice, aim os'
TO tho outside fence to the turn into The
stretch. This enabled Marinelli to save
much ground by hugging the rail and
20 win the race, as Penton continued tc
pear out all the way home.
Ryan Paws $4,000 for