New-York tribune., 1922-06-21

came tumblng down 70 the judges So
And he was a favorite steed-favoT
with Messrs. Sinclair and Hildreih.
Dominique made good where stable
r,ate. LORD Brighton, disappointed
These two. coupled IN the betting IN
',he feature race the Rockaway Sell
!. Ing stakes. AZ six fuflongs. with $4,000
added formed an odds-end combina-
ton choice that had been hammered
down from 20 10 20 20 2. SO sure
. was sam Hldrc'h that he was saddling
tho winner 10 Lord Brighton that he
declared 20 win with the crratic son
OF Ballot.
We'll. for Sir sam and the Sinclair
Consolidated. he didn't let his lordship
Try 70 carry the oil cans sing le-handed
F. or sncle-hoofed. Laverne Fator, VINO
had the lex I'd on Lord Brighton. made
Just about as bad mess Of 70 az tho
barrier az was possible for the vcriost
apprentice He broke next 20 last IN
a field % seven. and never was able 10
improve that position. Earl Sande. on
the other rand. hsd Dominique away
on his toes. though u was the FIRST
time the fve.year.old gelding had been
out for On airing this season, rushed
quickly 20 the front and never relin-
euished his advantage.
Fator Sees Race From Rear
Dominique never was le, down: IN
deed. through the long stretch run, II
appeared Sande WAS more concerned F.
about Lord Brighton's position than Of
winning the race. Having declared .
Lord Brighton II was up to this one
TO win. II possible. But Fstor seemed
to be enjoying his view from the rear
.foo much 20 make serious try. Evi- .
dontly Sam Hildreth keeps secrets
from this young man.
Eight Of the fifteen originally named
declined the issue. scared out, evi-
IDENTIFY. by the light rain that threat
ened deluge all afternoon The
track. however, was almost fast when
the feature race was run. Dominique
simply breczcd the six furlongs in
1872. which is only one second slower
than the record. He was probably up
20 a record performance. This race .
was a vindication OF form. for II. S.
Browns Ralco beat Bud Fishers Mus
kallonge Eve lengths for the place.
Muskallonge had 20 hustle 70 save
third money from Brainstorm, which
closed with a great rush after breaking
absolutely last. MuskallOnge might
have done better had he not been
caught 10 a bad jam coming around
the turn. kelsay had 70 come through
2 the proverbial knot hole 90 figure In the
picture az all. The race was worth
3a4l5 20 the winner
Two game little mares fought II out
oil the way in the opening dash Of six
q furlongs. Pen Rose, the Triple Springs
A~~ A.
ing impost Of i26 pounds, and after
further hsndicspping herself by Gus
-torary misDehavior az the post l..
Fotor quickly rushed Pen Rose 10 the
front and led al the way.
fcrhaps there might have been a
ciiiefent tale had BantTy Pass not been
sent away IN tangle. The Oak Ridge
mare Is one Of the very smallest in
training She stands slightly over Il /
hands, but possesses a 24-oarat heart. =
Not single upset marred the card
It'll the closing dash OF four and a half
tlr!ongs. when the favorite. G.. d.
Midener's kquinoctial, quit badly after
.Jeaaing FOR quarter mile. and finished
out ~ ihe money Sande scored his
second WIN ~ the day by hustling Fred .
eflck Johnson's Possible every inch OF
the way. As Possible was second choice.
" was near 20 a perfect form" day as
inc season has seen.
faunus, which won the steeplechase
H. the eolors - J. s Cosden. was very
highly regarded as a two-year.old and
gave q good account Of himself on
several occasions on the fat. Wher
ne learns 20 fence a BIT better he will
D. hard 10 beat. Faunus charges tho
FENCES and has tendency 20 swervo
a. ne taxes of. He interfered a nun.
hef of times with other horses AZ tho
jumps Mahoncy, who rode Qucereek.
ne iavorite lodged a complaint agains,
ne winner but no foul was allowed
Nergler explained that his noun, had
Tun greenly.
So far as that Is concerned the
: Quincy stable has sway backed tim
ber-'orpinc prospect OF rare value n
Grenadicr. The 30 20 shot that fin
ished second 20 Fsunus This one
jumps Ike = jsck-rabbit- feet
higher than every obstacle Hc has
speed on the fat and plenty Ct cour-
age Campbell took his mount al over
the course but Grenadier was full o.
running at the end.
Th.mble. which won the Borrow Han.
dieap. the event which held the star
position on the card. is most cor
sstert it'lc mare and should serve
well FOR breeding purposes IN good
time. She has p double cross 20 the
great mare. s. Marguerite tho grand
cam O. Rock Sand Her sire. Fuor n.
IS by the Derby winner. Ard Patrick
Thimhle. which showed startling re-
vcrsal in form over recent races, sim
.-.viy tirtced the field Of seven that
faced Mars Cassidy IN the Borrow and
won under n stout rull hv fully SIX
lengths Sunnylsnd had all he could
do % save the place from Recount
The was tho three star special % the
ciockers FOR the afternoon. 4 ton OF
money was thrown IN on Recount in
learned the stable connections did not
'hink 50 much of the old eampaigner
as did the oiockers.
Everybody looking for tip found 70
-rocrd the paddock before the ffth
race There were eleven cheap skates
ir this field. and every one was tip
Count Pier. of the House of Mahr.
oven tipped Cordelier. which had been
brought .a from the early milk de-
livery.
Arnold B in this event furnished L
Faior his second set OF brackets. there
bv souarlng accounts for him with his
iiiugfrious stable contemporary. Earl
Sands. who also rode two winners.
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