New-York tribune., 1922-10-01

=. .,,n gyesterday. Lucky hour ran
ss S ose second slower than the ira
S. 8, 900 last July. This finish va
So .ssres were hung up.
s., Is Esstser, badly tired horse, was
aut as tired horses usually do,
s.sssa - he last sixteenth, a circum
s. .sS ia. probably cost him the vie
- - Drsying hard, four lengths hack,
q. .As westmount Stables Sennings
ss S. ard II. T. Wilson'S sedgefeld,
!. .s.a b n q furious duel fer the con-
as'ss s..isn end Of the handicap. The
A.. ~ taree. Captain Alcoek, Bon
ss'.,ss - and Pilgrim were badly beaten
8 gbs Quincy stable horse would
s. s.. s;ra bis best effort
~ yss,a was real excuse for Bon
asTne. shi1h was badly cut on the
5 .assy = svsat leg. evidently from some
e e.. ssels, while al the post. AS the
IS. e xss run Lucky Hour had TO be
sssr.s.se best. to win. as Schuttinger
.sss rore than one mistake.
seanings Park Well Played
Hrassa lively betting race. There
- . 81 Strongest support imaginable
sssss lexington -xslapa Farms entry,
= !. iii Is for Mad Halter. while the
s rare cut that the Westmount
.s,sIs sapporters had bet the usual
ssspns out OF town, Certainly the
,s,ss that commanded the play were
81 VEL meant.
B# evidently Sennings ARK was
81. shy such race as that one TO
81 hira or edge, for when the pinch
sss he was not equal to the emer-
esass,
ssnnings Park. displaying his usual
sszsational early foot, soon drew off
5 she lead in the fight up the long
tsek stretch, with Lucky Hour in close
sgrsais and Mad Halter not far away.
The rest Of the field was well strung
gras, Captain Aicock bringing up in
sas raar.
sndy Schuttinger evidently decided
ia pace was too hot for Lucky Hour,
std in taking off it he opened up so
hat Mad Halter was enabled TO come
.efeaRa on laie lnslGe' NC hahcocaS
saslcs oread winner raced Sennlngs
Pts INTO SUBMISSION. But here
Sthestinger decided to make another
rgn with Lucky Hour, coming up on
he inside A -furlong from home it
seemed as il Mad Halter surely would
Il beean to tire A siyteentb from bonoe
"a 6nisbed awav o,,t nndnr tbe
inSpes' stand
,isbn sbai,ebrossv,s Sbafer vor 4ba
sfth race al s;x and baIf furlonor
aakine every most WINNIE osa
clourb Jordan was second and e.
Isiaore third.
John z. aIadden's Best Love won
tas opening race, five furiono dash
against a head wind. in the sensational
llns OF 0::5S "a. Jockey MsrineIli can,a
ron behind with this fIlv wb'icb ,.a1,
ike a good. game thoro1ehhred ana
sore down the Pancocns Stables Cnr-
Isl 1T the end. Shamrock came n.itb
/ rush and beat Curtis for eac1nd
noney. There was no exeuse for
sartis. sande broke in front md soon
lpsned lead Of several lengths. But
he colt, as in several previous oc-
ssions, began tc stoD before the cnd
Il the short journey and could not
.espond to Sande's vigorous 1rpin.,
errtis stopped abruptiv within ~
inal sixteenth Of q mile
pa.,erso, ra;,,,u
o... N '"nufe
3 sa'te = . neaEy carly play developed
4 J. e. Widener's Batteysea, that
fs,a vxaga ~. slm iuriohgs IN I:to nat be
AZ AZ .as lunihE Oh tne last futurlty,
~ 49, s'iuenty thlS eol[ mas been over
.s.sa, as ne failed to develop anything
sIlsa..Ulia, j ssa. y IN MS race AS matter
X ss.s asel ne was away none too we'll, ard
shsa ae,ea gfeenly, running all over
~ i naeA a, WIN Eddie Iaplin.
,,,.a. - y MaSwefS DECISIVE took the
sssehsnofo \ sea steepicehase Handicap at
[ ,i.ya, W., smp ana . haif m!ies under a
& ,ass anue py JoeHey :" McNa1r, The
n nen,.; Sas Nofh So'4oo to the winner.
49, taas se1 lAe pace from start to
n anu thtough the last half mile
np,s ~, ,.t. soSs:eu along. Earlocker beat
,laos ~. ~ IN 1arous drive for tie
aaats ahs Sfeentree Stables Our
I.' ,jls .s.a ~as puliea up IN the last lalf
wo @ NIL. III me mao 5ied. For nearly
o..4ha 'oy1ul ana Our Boots raced
.se;sieo " ros couple OF lengths behind
s.eara l"hIng tne water jump the
lana;sr i.n als ouf Boots made bad
+ bsncass' Mn'eh ~ asa not Improve his
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