The Washington herald., 1922-09-22
10 TOl,
SNAGS OAKDALE
HANDICAP EVENT
Greatman Spilled by Win
ner at POst-Amuse-
ment Scores.

AoUEDUCT RACE TRACK, Sept.
2l.-Thomas Fortune Ryan's Run
viso, trained by former Jockey
Johnny LOTUS, won the Oakdale
Handicap very handily this after
noon. He was 10-to-l shot.
Goshawk was second two lengths
behind. and Charles Stoneham's Nc
Kee finished third.
Runviso In getting to the front
nearly knocked down Greatman,
who broke first. and Goshawk also
interfered with the Riverla's stable
colt. After that Runviso opened a
gap on his company. which the rest
of them couldn't close. Goshawk
was nearest in pursuit of him, but
never got within striking distance.
Greatman, after he recovered from
the buffeting he suffered. closed a
bit on the leaders, but finally
stopped badly in the last furlong. A
claim OF foul was expected. but Fair
brother, rider OF Grestman. made
no complaint and the race stood as
run.
The August Belmont colors were
carried to the front In the maiden
fllly event. second on the card. by
Amusement. an Hourless-Amicita
filly She won very easily in the
good time Of 5s seconds. The track
record for the five furlongs Is
:57 As. made by Cobwebs in 1919.
Pow Wow. under a drive all the way.
was second, but never threatened
the winner. Belphrizonia came from
behind in the final sixteenth to be
third.
My Reverie rolled" home in the
opening event. her first appearance
at the post since last June. She
broke next to last, but soon cut her
way to the front and never was
caught Pen Rose, who was prac-
tically left. ran around her field to
get into second position. only to
quit in the stretch. Ensor just sat
still on My Reverie through the
last furlong, while Bees Wax closed
fast on her to be second. Last
Straw ran In third. The race was
full of tips. there being commits
sions on the winner. Polytheia. Last
Straw and Mary Patricia.
Apprentice boys rode in the third
race and when II came to a drive.
Shillick on Orcus put IT all over
O'Brien on Sunnyland. The latter
was best in the race. but the boy
was a hindrance rather than a help.
First Race-Fillies and mares:
all ages: Six and half furlongs.
My Reverie. 112, (Ensor) 10 to /;
to !: to l. Bees Wax. los.
CMcA tee). 4 to 1, 2 to l. Last
Straw, 11S. (Sande) to 5. Time
lis 3-5. Also ran: Mary Patricia.
Prodigious. Pen Rose, Polythia
and Bantry Pass.
Second Race-Maiden two-year-
aid fiilies; fve furlongs. Amuse-
ment. 112. (McAtee) 8 to /; even:
to 2. Pow Wow, 112. (Fair-
brother), even, to 2: Belphrizonia.
1l2. (Keough) even. Time :5S.
Also ran: Panache. Sunday Best,
Hourbel. Quarrel, and West Pitts
ton.
Third Race-For three-year- olds
one mile. Orcus. III, (Shillick),
I3 to 5: 4 to 5; to 5. Sunnyland.
101 (O'Brien). to S; to 2.
Bantry III CMcNamee) to 4.
Time 1899 2-5. Also ran: Miser.
Fayelle, Dominican and Rockport
Fourth Race - Two-year- -olds:
six furlongs. Runviso, 1lo. (Rob-
inson). 10 to l: 4 to 1: ? to 1.
Goshawk. 12S. CKeogh). to &; I
to TO- Mckee. 124. CTaplin). even.
Time l:12 I-5 Also ran: Cherry
Pie. Great Man. Frank G., and
Dream Maker.
Fifth Race-Three- -year-olds: one
mile: Overtakc. 10. (Merimee),
to .: to 5; to 3. Quesada, l02.
CMcLughlin) . to /; even. Vendor
los. CBelD. 8 to 5. Time 80. Also
ran: The Peruvian, Wylie and The
Roll Call.
Sixth Race-Two-year-o maid
en- fllies: five furlOngs. Great Lady
1oe. (Fator) to s; to 3: out.
Faithful Girl. 1O4. CCallahan) to
5: l to 2. Leoloa. 1O4 (McLaugh-
lin), to 5. Time so Also ran:
Candida. Ella G.. Margaret Loretta.
Divination. Paddys Lass. Audacity.