The Washington herald., 1922-08-03
CHICK LANG RIDES
TO EASY VICTORY;
PARADERE WINNER
Armistice, 15-to-1 Shot,
Scores With Jockey
Thomas Up.
SARATOGA RACE TRACK, n. y.

Aug al. S. cosden's illy. Bril-
lance. a Stool shot. won the first
of the consolation races for 2-year-
olds which served as this after
Moons racing feature. Incidentally
she enabled Chick Lang to serve
his first important victory since his
suspension at Yonkers. Brilliance
won. with plenty to spare, in the
fast time of 1:05 2-5.
The Cosden filly led practically
all the way, after outrunning
Sweep Hawk. Although the latter
and William Tell, who were about
even choices. tried their best to
catch her. she not only maintained
her early advantage. but increased
1t In the run home. She swerved
in toward the rail, but Lang
Strengthened her and she came on
well in hand. Sunday Best SKINNED
the rail all the way, and was run
ming fast at the end.
Enchantment Left.
L. Morris, the Whitney jockey.
got the talent off badly by being
all but left at the post with En-
chantment, who, coupled with
Chickvale, was the favorite. Bios
som Time and Canaque were the
quickest to get into their strides.
lney SlOWtu the way,
like a team to the stretch. Best
Love was three lengths back of
them. and the heavily weighted
MartingaIes was next
They were all well away when
Enchantment left the barrier slug
gishly. Chickvale, of in the mid
die of the bunch. didn't seem to
know what to do. Anyhow, Bios
som Time and Canaque were having
this race to themselves. when they
tired suddenly in the stretch and
went to pieces.
When il was all over Sea Monarch
and High. Magic had unshipped
their pilots and Lollipop was the
winner.
Armistice Pays High.
Johnny McCauley put Armistice
over at Is to I in the third event.
Thomas took the old campaigner
right to the front and kept h:rI
there without much-sfrouble.' Brink
crowded into second place and Arap-
ahoe was third after chasing Arm
istice all the way.
In a thrilling finish. Parader. a
Western gelding. nosed John Paul
Jones out of first money in the fifth
race. Jockey Smith. who rode Pa
the stretch turn on the inside, saw
ing a lot of ground. In a ding
dong drive through the final eighth
he just lasted. John Paul Jones
didn't do himself any good by try
ing to outrun Firm Friend instead
Of laying off this pace. he fought it
out with Firm Friend. The latter
was cooked frally, but the effort
cost John Paul Jones whatever fin
ishing power he might have had.
ROuleau was third
The results:
FIRST Race - Two-year-olds five
furIongs. Best Love, los (w. PoolD.
20 to l, to l, 4 to /; Martingale,
~ (Kummer), to l, even; 'Chick-
vale. 1O5 CPenman). / to 6. Time.
loo whitney entry. Canaque.
Blossom Time. Osprey. oui Oui. En-
l.hantment. Great Lady. Fores:
Fire. All American, Dream Star,
Easter Bells. Letigre also ran
Second Race - Three-year-olds
and up: two miles. .Lollipop, 135
tHaynes). is to 5. even. to 4;
COmique. 142 (Smoot), I to 10.
to 4; Kelblend, 137 (Burgess). 3
to ). Time. 3:29. Sea Monarch and
High Magic also ran. 'Bryson
Ross entry.
Third Race-Three- year -olds and
up: claiming; mile Armistice. l12
GThOmas). Is to L, 6.to 1, to 1;
Brink. 80 (Martz), 10 to l, to /:
Arapahoe. ia CMerimee). to 2.
Time. 1889. Raquetta, Ting-a-Ling,
Queen Blonde. Zed. Searchlight Sd,
Doves Roost also ran.
Fourth Race Two-year-olds:
five and a half furlongs. Brilliance.
100 Lang). 5 to l. to /. even;
Sweep Hawk. 113 (Johinson), to
>. to 5; William Tell. III CMc-
Atee). to 5. Time. 1:O5 2-5. Sun
day Best. Forest Fire. Adventures,
Felicitous.s Contact Olga, Virginia
also ran.
Fifth Race-Three-year-o and
up; one mile. Parader, 1Is Of.
Smith). 7 to l. . to 1. even; ]. p.
Jones. III (SchuttinGer). even. l to
?; Rouleau. 116 CScobie), even.
Time. 1:37 Is Medina. Athelstan.
Rluffer. Bill and Coo. Firm Friend
also ran.
sixth Race-Three-year- and
up: six furlongs. Exodus, lI6l
Ckeogh, = to 2. 4 to s., out; .Thun-
derclap. 127r eSandeE out. out: Big
heart LOG Uang). even. Time.
l:1l 3-5. Kai Sang also ran. sRan-
cocas Stable entry.