New-York tribune., 1922-07-04

two trials of skill form went by the
board. The opening dash of six and a
half furlcngs fell to the we'll played
favorite, Baycnnc. B. Marinelli took
the track shortly after they started
and won in common breeze" by a
couple of lengths from Ting Ling.
r. l.. Gerry's William Tell, the
heavily played favoritc of the second
race, dash Of five furlongs for maiden
tw9-year- olds, got the decision by a
short snout from the Greentree Stables
spirited finish with the winner; he
closed with a great rush and got up
in the very last stride. Dustabout
also came fast on the inside. The Ran
cocas Stables Satellite cut out dizzy
ing pace and led for half mile; then
exploded like balloon and finished
outside the money Perhaps the best
two ear-old in the race was John Z.
Maddcn's Dunlin, which finished third.
This one was very weakly handled by
R. McDcrmott.
The advertised feature Of the after
noon, the Woodhaven Selling Stakes
tor two-yea"- -olds at five furlongs, with
$1,000 added, hit the spectators right
be,we the eyes. Max Hrsch's New
Hampshire, ridden by Sandc and
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pilotcd BY B. Marinelli, was conside red
like word from mother. but neither Of
these banGtals figured New Hamp-
shire Quit to nothing after a quarter
mile; True Filler was outrun all the
way. Blanc Scjng, which had been
entirely overlooked. took command
rounding the elbow" and simply gal
lopcd the rest of the way. The Ran
cocas Stables Thessaly, ridden By L..
Fator, staggered in very tired
second. a length ahead of J. E.
Widencrs Anonymous
Rancocas String Beaten
Four times the Rancocas Stable got
it in the neck during the afternoon
on Satellite, Thessaly, William A. and
Hourbei-but III none worse than Hour
bel. This two-year-old, which had
never before gone to the post, was
backed from 6 to l to to to win
the closing dash OF five furlongs. Hour
bel raced grccnly, and, after getting
into q commanding position furlong
from home, folded end finished fifth.
Bud Fishers Dclcadia, which early
drew off to lead of three lengths,
should have won as she pleased, but
Kelsay went to sleep and failed to see
+. B. McLean's Giarre charging down
on the outside until it was too late.
Giarre won in the very last stride.
The Quincy Stable and connections
burned up tub OF dough on Mystic
in the third race, at mile and six
teenth. p. S. =. Randolph's Mount
Hope despite a ridiculously weak ride
on the part of f. Jelley, set the pace
from start to finish and won by a neck
at the end. Ponce lost couple of
lengths coming into the stretch, which
cost him the victory, for he was so
close at the end he could have won in
couple of more strides.
Secretary Fred Rchberger mas ar
ranged fine Fourth of July program,
featuring the Carter Handicap, at seven
furlongs, for which an even dozen of
the best handicap horses have been
named. Old Naturalist comes out again
under a drag that gives him an ex-
cellent chance, provided he will only
run kindly. Then, too, there are Knob
bic, Dimmesdale and Careful
Scarcely less important-no less i'm
portant except from sentimental
standpoint-s the Astoria Stake, for
two-year-old filles, for which thirteen
have been named. Most Of these have
won and all have shown class.