New-York tribune., 1922-07-19

Under a keen ride from Jockey Nor
ris this clever four-year-old FLY held
good field safe from the moment the
barrier went UP and was three lengths
in front Of ST. Allan as they shot past
the judges sand. wishbone, which
hung on gameiy throughout the carly
running, was easily the best OF the
others.
A field Of six went 70 the post in
this dash SO much money appeared
for Ten-Lec that nothing else was
considered. Mrs. Viau's FLY opened az
I to 8, and a. this offering was COB
bled up the price went 70 70 10 at
closing time.
ALTHOUGH the favorite drew ffth post
position, Morris got away like a nash
and Of the quarter-mile mark was iully
two lergths In front Of Wishoone'
which, in turn, was three lengths IN
front Of 81. Allan. At the hali-mile
post Ten-Lec was five lengths 70 the
good and running as u under restraint.
N appeared that Morris had 90 hold his
mount with a strong hand 20 avoid
repetition Of what happened q few days
ago when Ten Lee virtually ran her
self into the ground with Jockey Lang
By taking q lead Of ten lengths.
Eesed Up at Finish
For while the crowd was anxious
about the outcome. Many feared that
Morris would be unable 20 hold Ten
Lee back and that the tlly would quit
70 nothing when the others came on
for the final sprint through the nome
stretch. These fears were wholly un-
founded. however, for Ien-Lec had lots
In reserve and came through the
strAightaway cased up. 81. Allan, wnieh
had rated back in the early running
closed with speed and took the place
from Wishbone rather handiiy.
The other z 70 10 favorite 20 come
home In front was Firm Friend, which,
incidentally, also belongs TO Mrs. Niau.
Thus Sandy McNaughton had the honor
Of saddling two winners and, altnough
the odds were not particularly long,
the lonR-suhering talent was SATISFIED
Firm Friend annexed the Broad view
Purse for three -year-0los ana upward
at mile and q sixteenth. Ihis friar
Rock chestnut colt opened at . TO D,
and under the expert handing o.
Earl Sande never left the issue IN
doubt. Trevelyan, so 70 ] shot, got
the jump az the start, but AZ the quar-
ter-mile post Firm Friend enjoyed
lead Of a length and a half.
From there on 10 was simply ques-
tion OF how much the pacemaker would
win By. Turning into the stretch flrm
Friend was two lengths ahead OF Comic
Song. the second choice, and that IS the
way they finished. Sande was content
IL -
the utter limit Of endurance.
Peter Brown a Winner
The opening event, for two-year-
olds, known as the Sunshine Purse
resulted In a close victory for Peter
brown. the second choice. This one
stole a long lead and barely lasted
20 win from Three Square By three
quarters Of length
The only serious upset Of the aiter-
noon came with the running OF the
Palisades Purse, at mile and SIX
teerth. The talent went deep into the
family hope chest and went hook, line
and sinker on Cum Sab. This one
opened al evens, but was beaten down
10 7 10 10 at closing time. At the start
Cum Sab forced the pace and az the
three.quarters post had a lead Of three
lengths. Il looked as II II was eli over
but hanging out the numbers, when the
shock landed like a thunderbolt.
Halu, which had been unable 10 get
out Of its own way IN Its last start
moved up like a cyclone and IN iew
Jumps was at Cum Sah's side. Orad,
yally the favorite dropped back, until
going into the last turn Halt, when
was quoted at u 20 /. assumed the
led and maintained II until they