New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-21


slr. Morriss jolly. a two-year-old
brown colt by Transvaal-Tiekle, won
this feature az about six furlongs in
one Of the prettiest finishes Of the
afternoon. Under Merimee's strong
finish the winner he'd on gamely be-
fore Ambier's spirited challenge and
lasted 20 win by the scsntiest imagin.
able Of noses. Daniel was only hall
length behind Amber for the consola-
zion end OF the purse, but in turn
fuI length ahead Of the Rancoeas
stables Edict. the heavily PLAYED
favorite and b;terest diappointment OF
the day.
burned this morning from the verbal
scorching handed him By the students
Of form. Edict had a lot OF tough
iuek. IL is true. lie was IN close
quarters around the turn, where D.
addition. he was slammed and KNOCKED
Cor the proverbisl row OF raspberry
bushes. But all the knocking was nos
due 70 the break in the luck.
Fator was either indiferently care
less or worse at the very start. FOR no
apparent reason whatever after falr
enough break he snatehed up .qulek4y
with Edict and lost several lengths,
Then, with every chance IN the "oTla
20 race up with clear sailing 70 the
outside OF the closely buneheed mrs.
fight Fator elected 20 take the iail'
A. a result he worked himself into q
TIGHT pocket before he was "slougheo.,
Looked very much 70 the regular as u
Mr.. Fator's mind was anywhere DuI OF
this particular race.
Nerimee Alert at Barrier
A. % Jolly. which was one Of the
o,t,iders Of the field Of eight, Merimce
hroke with him we'll on the ran ahu
ouieklv forged out into COMMANDING
lad Amber was furnishing the cniei
contention all the way with Daniel IN
the third slot Taking the home tuIh
Amber swung a trife wide. and before
Msrinelli could straighten his mount
he had lost a length at Nast. Inls
doubtless cost Amber the race TOT
though he closed with a great burst OF
,need and was plainly wearing Gown
* winner at the end he failed by
st,;de 10 get up az the post. The race
was worth S2.O35 20 the winner.
Fsrl sande. a brother jockey OF fator
4, the Rancocas employ, also came ID
|or his share Of panning after the sec
ond race. lie had the leg up on Nalof'
the receding favorite, and was beaten
"whisker" b. Daydue, the heavily
nlayed second choice, principally pc
cause sande lay too far of the carry
mace and then elected 10 come home by
nav OF Mount Vernon. Merimee, as
was the case with Jolly, stole long
Iead and hustled his mount every inch
~ the way. Dayduc just lasted 70
rtand of Nalor's belated cha4lehse'
There was quite as spirited a tussle
between Siren Maid and Nose DIVE lot
the show money, and the latter wnleh
came from away back, got the deelsioh'
Walter J. Salmon's Marx lwain
,roved himself a fine two-year-old eolt
hv the manner in which he ran IN the
closing dash Of about six turlongs' Inc
ancient and honorable Jimmy Butwel
must have tipped of all the wardens,
Vuards. turnkeys and keepers at his ex-
elusive boarding house TO have bet
down on this favorite by the spirit
with which he rode. He swung into the
stretch four lengths in front Of the
nearest opposition, with his charger
running willingly, but he applied the
lash with right good will.
Mark Twain Impresses
From Yesterdays showing Mark
Twain may be recognized as Of cham
pionship possibilities. He was much
the best and won galloping at the end.
James Buffers Mutiny was much the
best OF all the others. furnished the
only contention and finished foi the