New-York tribune., 1922-10-14


three-year-old chestnut filly Polly
four in the fifth race at a mile ans
Gossip has IL that only the most In
inmate stable connections and severa
OF the biggest operators were in OF
tas cutting. 1t is said the stable con.
nsctfcns cleaned up close to $3.50 600
They placed their money with the fa-
vored oralists, letting them in on the
inside information on condition the
price against Polly Vale should be
ksSt right. These oralists or operators
spread the money all over the country
and at the track yesterday "laid" the
favorite, refusing to take the Polly
/ VALE commissions offered. By keep
ing up the price slightly on the warn,
public favorite, st. Isidore, they were
able TO whipsaw the race and coax to
their own Golfers the bulk of savorite
money.
Polly Vale is a filly that raced last
winter at Tiajuana. Jockey Studer
who rode her yesterday, was the crack
Jockey of the California meeting. Fill
j ly and rider made theif Eastern debut
81 Saratoga last August. 1t was pos
sible>to keep Polly Vale strictly under
cover, as those in whose keeping she
was hit upon the happy expedient of
working her only in races. She was
sent out against stake horses only
company she could not possibly hope
! 70 best--and in this way her speed was
I completely masked. AS she was not
worked In public the clockers had no
means Of getting line. And yester-
day was the dayi
Last to Leave Barrier
Polly Vale broke last in No. 3 posi-
tion, and Studer piled the whip vigor-
orsly 30 as to place his mount before
the abort clubhouse turn. The filly had
the early speed, all right. She drew
away In a few smart strides. After
. that Studer needed no whip; rather
] brakes. As they circled the frst turn
Polly Vale drew away from St. Isidore
at every stride. Up the backstretch
: she opened gap Of two lengths, of
three, Of four, Of five. st. Isidore was
~ far ahead of the others.
Watch that fool horse come back to
the favorite," cried the form players.
Bat the thought was father Of the wish.
The further they went the further
Polly Wale drew away. Long before
they hit the stretch st. Isidore was
drunk and dizzy trying to get within
r
SO the luscious melon rolled on to the
xuillotine and the festive few gathered
round for the honeyed core.
Outside of that it wasn't such a bad
day and particularly good day for
che Rsncocas Stable and the Rancocas
Stables jockeys. The stable won with
It's only entry when Sande brought
home Rigel, heavily played at odds-on
IN che closing dash Of Ave and half
Ea<A a
1or nvc OF the six races. Fator rode
thrss straight winners; Sande won the
afst race and the last one. Neither rode
in the Polly Vale "killing." Twice
tbsy hooked up against each other with
honor9 even. Fator finished away back
IN ehe ruck in the opener, which Sande
won. but he got even for this by beat
ing his buddy" in the feature
This feature race. the Cosmopolitan
Handicap Of six furaongs, for mares
OF all ages, developed one Of the three
winning favorites Of the afternoon. ].
Il. Rosseter's Dolores won, and in win
ming furnished l.. Fator his third con-
ssestive winning mount. Be 1t noted,
IN passing, that for some unknown
reason Fator woke up. He was the
Fetor OF best form. He made no mis-
takes.
favorite Sets the Pace
Dolores was heavily supported; !;
eeeksd from to l to 8 to s. Last
Csfew, with Sande up. commanded sec.
ono attention and justified the respect
by finishing second to the favorite.
Sande took back OFF the pace at the
start, while Fator went with Dolores
20 SET the pace. He wheeled along a
lenxth in front Of Elected II. for about
2 naf mile. When Elected H. cracked
Ssnae made his move with Last Straw
ae made up ground fast In the stretch
sun, but could not quite overhaul the
wssl spent Dolores, which was still 4
AenSth In front at the finish.
nunca players got of on the right
xs0 ny ssringtng with Sande and the
3ayofise o. the opening dash of Av,
4 NstouEs Tor maiden two-year-olds. Hni
tsher furnished the favorite and ~.
nuncA IN two-year-old colt namat
niae. Friday. Il was Friday the thir
sesasn. you see. The fsvorite was mucl
sGe pest. Sande rated him to the turr
WARE he came away to win coastin,
by half dozen lengths. Ows.n,'
made up world Of ground from a h.,
start, and In the last stride ninn.,
l money. seeohs
Lavernc Fator started his chair a
tnfee straight with Scottish Chief !,
I the second. q gallop of a mile and
sixteenth, He was forced to take tn
overland all the way. but in a rous;n,
tH2 through the stretch closed sharpl,
e e., bear trap and won going away
Enneconne,. the favorite, which fin
sshsd second. was in close quarter
S through the last sixteenth.
The next one came easier for ~,
sstuvenated star. Leloba, The th;r,
faoice. was hustled right to the from
Fator and made every post a win
eng one under most vigorous ride
Ady Rose. the heavily played favor
i.A was q keen contender until she ra,
gpt IN customary fashion at the stretcl
een. Temptress and Miss Bell the,
came on easily for place and show.
The closing race was a matter q
Hese formality for Earl Sande An,
Steel, the heavily played odds-or
: eeAAe followed Equinoctial's wild burs
of spesd until Strengthened for tn
stretch run, then came away at will !,
win by three lengths.