New-York tribune., 1922-10-15

CIaCkS VI experience WHICH ne was
engagement of such Importance. Bl
finished Sennings Park and "But
scant noses.
So close it was that none but the
judges could declare the winner to n
certainty, and even they appeared to
hesitate. Little Bells exceptionally
clever ride and rousing finish netted
the Waterson Golfers S4,750 pin money.
Driving q half length behind the
other two came the public idol and
hearty favorite, the Rancocas Stables
Mad Halter, with Sande riding q mas
terpiece of desperation. And it did
seem as if our premier jockey might
have justified the hopes of the general
public had he not underrated the COM
petition. The race was run in the ex-
cellent time of Isl fat, which was just
one second slower than the track rec
ord established by Exterminator in
May, 1921, and the track to-day was
dull, though, if anything, the wind
favored speed.
Frank ]. Farrell's Horologe, the rank
outsider of the field OF four, from his
rail position raced into the lead before
the clubhouse turn was reached and cut
out the pace up the backstretch. SEN
nings Park was second, with Brain
storm Tapped on the outside of him and
Mad Halter trailing five lengths be-
hind.
Sande Rates His Mount Back
1t appeared as if Sande were trying
to kid" the others into running them
selves into the ground. When he found
out they wouldn't fall into his trap he
began to make up ground gradually,
which brought him to the far turn at a
time when the field was well punched
and where he had no choice but to take
the overland.
Meanwhile Bell made bid and
moved ~ to the outside of Horologe,
and Mad Halter came TO the outside Of
Brainstorm. Horologe carried the other
two trife wide, so that Sennings
Park was able to slip through on the
rail and get up almost to even terms
From there home it was horse race.
At ore time the four were spread out
cavalry front, but Horologe chucked it
at the sixteenth pole. Mad Halter was
never able to make up the disadvan-
tage cccasioned by his wide journey
arousd the far turn.
Btil's success with Brainstorm made
the regulars wonder what was the mat
ter with the horse the other day when
Sennings Park beat him so handily,
even though l.. Fator and not little
Bell was in the saddle.
W. H. Fizer's Buxom won the fifth
race. This one was favorite, and Shil-
ticks victory after poor start was
heartily applauded.
1t looked as if Bell would make it
two in row for time, as he stole a
lead of almost sixteenth of a mile,
but his faint-hearted mount quit as
usual. He was lucky to squeeze into
the money behind Gunsight.
The cheapest lot of two-year- olds
that ever paraded to the post furnished
the opening exercises of the day and
Lavernc Fator continued his awaken
ing Of Friday by scooting home some
five lengths ahead of the nearest oppo-
sition aboard Sophia Goldman.
Sophie was the best played of this
ordinary field which was not worth a
mill to the ton on the hoof. There was
q spirited argument for place and shov
positions between Patsy B and Run
leigh and they finally finished in that
order though Runleigh, the receding
favorite, was lucky to save the consola-
tion end from Lucidus. Roscoe Trox-
ler's noble steed upon which a plunge
was made at the very last moment but
which ran like q cab horse all the way.
The big holiday crowd got it where
the rooster got the claynor in the sec
ond heat when J. H. Rossiter's Scotland
Yet, with the re-popularized Leverne
Fator at the tiller, failed to squeeze
into the money. Scotland Yet was an
unusually popular steed--before the
race. He was backed from to S to 3
to 3. But I.eghorn, the second choice,
got the big dough and the plaudits,
perhaps, because little j. Merinee rode
the most sensible race. Sea Mint went
to the front and set the pace for six
furlongs. Then Martz took back and
gave the hoaor to Fator. Scotland Yet
hit the home turn apparently winner
but folded in the stretch as if the dis
tance were too great or as if too much
use had been made OF her. Sea Mint
came to the outside and seemed winning
ut the sixteenth hole wnen Merimee
came through with rush ON the raj
to win going away. Vulcain Park out
gained Scotland Yet for third money in
the last strides.
r. 7. Wilson's jr's fine Campfire colt
Tall Timber, won the tenth renewal o,
the Remsen Handicap at six furlongs
:, the secondary feature of the "ge
away" card. Tall Timber won by him
self with drunk and dizzy field Of
half dozen strung out behind him for ;
sixteenth of mile. The Rancoca.
Stables Aladdin beat Blanc-Seing b,
nye lengths for the place The race
was worth s4,125 to the winner.
Mars Cassidy sprung the barrier il
a walkup and Aladdin and Tall Timbe,
happened to get the jump on the 9th,
ers. August Belmont's Ospry was al
most left. 1t took only a few pian,
strides for Tall Timber to sprint ava,
from Aladdin. All Jimmie Butwell hat
to do was to sit tight and let his mount
run. At no time was the son of Camp
fire threatened and the further he wen
the further he opened the gap OF
Aladdin. The others always were badl,
outrun though there was every excuse
for Ospry which was forced wide al
the way round the turn. Tall Timl a
never fully extended ran the three
quarters in the remarkably fast time
OF liz fiat over a track that was dull
to say the least
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