New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

This cAaelle furnished one OF the
dntst speculative propositions Of the
pressn, meeting. a held Of FIVE three
y,.r.od fllies went 10 the post, Of
whieh thrse-W Z. Goes Many smiles
r Browns Ny RcveTie aao the ~ m
ner-wcre all hesvily played Even
the OAK Ridge Stables Nancy Shanks
vnf backed from is 20 ! 70 10 to J.
Walter J Saimon's Crossless the RANK
opts.der. alone was givea.a tumble ~
no one. and remained throughout a
psi.ono. 10 20 ] shot. Which all was
- II should be: this daughter Of Faif
PLAY or Houfless fnishtd abzolr.ely N
the Tuck.
Zach Of the three form thorough.
breds comma .ided q spirited following.
Lady Baltimore opened the even money
choice. With Nv Rever!e and Many
Smile, each quoted AZ two and half.
When 10 money showed for The ch
the viso ones steefed clear. Then the
,pror went round that Nr. Cosden had
bet Gin town" and IN ;hs last FIVE min
utes the price against Lady Baltimore
which ro.eded TO 20 2. was Ian
mered back 20 : 20 5. Paddoch gossip
rad u also. that the r. J. Brown con-
nec.io-s had rn.oaded a young fortune
on fnG chances OF Ny Kevorie IN the
cities n the East md Middle West
TIE Checkers Pick q Winner
The cloeker- were strong for Lady
Baltimore They had seen her worG
ratt'iry mile ever heavy track Tues
day lr rrcpafttion for the Gaelic. md
dovbti.sr it ~ss their connections that
waited Coz the topmost price before
rni0ad.rg
Lady Bait more was jus. go good
,or he- feld % the weight. that's all.
My Kevorie. which conceded three
mound by the scale. wcs -1pelessly
,.ufweirhtod. End ran fourth all the
way offer showing bfief carly foot.
Indy Baltimore carried fne neld to tho
quarter in 0:23 4-5; g. The half In
G471.5: she dashed the six furlongs
IN i;l2 hnt ard the mile and onc-siX-
teonih ln q brilliant las Is
II has always been said OF G. Lang
sha, be- is one Of the best handlers OF
a front running horse that can be
found anywhere and his exhibition
with Lady Baltimore bore out such
surm,fe Many Smiles broke on top
but tctore the end OF the first fur
long Lacy baltimore had run her down
and shortly afterward drew over 90
the lead and the rail never 10 be
headed OF seriously threatened
Circiing the t1rn Lang drew Of 70 a
lead a. ,nree lengths. Al the stretch
turn hc gave h,e mount breather and
then simply ga. >ped down the streteh
10 tho easiest victory imaginable look
ing over his shoulder repeatedly.
Many Smiles ~Gs always the con-
tender. but never was able 20 straight
On the winner The rest were drunk
and dizzy after six furlongs. Nancy
Shanks. ten lengths behind Many
Smiles. In turn beat the tired Ny
Reverie three lengths FOR the third
share OF the purse.
one Of the most startling re-
yortals Of form in a year Of quaint
surprises transpired in the closing dash
o. i've fur,ougs FOR maiden two-year-
olds when Joseph l.. Widener's black
colt. Shuttle Along. simply spread a
field o. fourteen juveniles. Everybody
OF our set was looking out the win
dow when the chalkers marked up 80
@ against the chances OF this good
thing The colt was played BY some
wise crackers az the track before post
time. be- was also played Gin town.
No form student could possibly play
|, this son o. Luke McLuke, which had
4 started four times previous and run
ike cab horse on each occasion.
Yesterday Shuttle Along raced into
the lead quickly and won galloping by