New-York tribune., 1922-06-28

Conditions wcfe such that tho igask
vas simply cne OF those "Tues5c'.
bu, IN spite e al form s'oci Up cX-
,.r.oaallg well are three flyoTites
vi.sies,ea the Faith ~ ihe stldentf.
Ore of ,hcsc winning favories was
Make Hirsch's two-ye1r-'i0 COY. seq
Hamrshirc. iha' fp.a'fftH '0Fo">"
the sissh O. p clever victory IN tHc
feature race Of The dag This ie''efe
vas .hc Canarsic ScIArr h'aEe- H' .'.
fuilongs. with $1,000 aG.ef. ne
Zoe fourteen irvcnllcs o. 'e.ona '.-'
that Rad been 1amc1 orc snifHt ''-t'
.hc starter. bot though s.
shire appeared - tire some ,ls.a 'ie
fgrlong ptlc '-d hai 90 DC snaAel ~
sharp!y he hold t.o -1cc :t.e is7m
barrier r.sc % frisA
hi, son q Granite under Ll..
ssnde's vigorous banding. was r.r fcf
% me Rock of Ci5:a.'-r Lal;.c q
down from 2tl O. l'' 90 1c f.'-
The hopes e tse vas. raIor. g" o. face-
goers m at'ea1. nee. SOW -.f
drew thr rail position ort ""e. 4"
favor.to broke Vi'h tto sc-oa4 = gii
his prom.c- jockey coo'.y waited iot
chance % squeeze .hrouTh a. me nrs-
bend Lady Nyr1. wa.ca vas also vel
riaved. WIS tho orc g. hfcos on top.
For q furlor0 she og,Foo,ef the reid.
Bat before Carer could edge over -
ne ral s.rde found rcon 70 cone
through.
Opens Up a Big Lead
Once e,o,- SO colt was ~. q Tar.
ming md WHOM frc hc.' swung around
the "clbow' 5, was seen be was IN
front by more 'hcH length. This ID
vantage hc increased w.tt ea-h siTiGc,
till q: INC fug.o-c role Eo ied by iu'iy
,hrce lengths.
Lady Nyra. ttc early paccmakor.
meanwhile mad shot hc. bolt as 4
short. bu, as she faltorcd {. Lang came
strong with T. F. W.ocncr's Anony-
nous The W.doncr trick was "a
"clockor" ,7ccia., which was supposed
20 be oi exceptional cias' and one able
20 effect q covn rrv timc - wo' ii'ned
loose. When Sande saw Anonymous
charge down o. him, therefore. he mad
no hesitation ~ apply ng plenty 81
whip 20 NCV Hampshire. Aot for
moaert did hr ever l'. up IN hrs v.gof-
Gus ride Though So" Hampfn're nuns
bit inside the sixteenth he was a
good length in front of n.s cn-i'cnger
q The end Amber wh.ch made NJ
ground fest from q SLOW beginning
beat the tirlng Lady Myra four lengths
for 'he short erd ~ the purse The
victory was worth $3.50 - the winner.
J. s. Cosden's Mnrtingale, colt that
sadly disappointed In several Of his
stake engagements. among them tho
4 ~ 4 a .ar 10 II
himself In the slippery footing o. tho
opcning dash ard wen In % common
rono In the ycrr Coumcr laD.C time
= 0:5s 3-j. IN his previous .'1rts
V6rtinqaIe had cyucr.rucc wr-c than
Nis share of trc bad breaks. Clarence
kumuoT C0: rim Of winging ye''eT-
day, and u was simply a case OF "Iitiy'
bar the door,
This Cosien colt was thiri choice
IN the betting. FOR n heavy play had
beer made OIL tho Raucoccs stables
St0chmar. vr cS wos ridden hy i1verrc
Fator. and oa 'hc Orleans Stables Bet
tor Luck. with Sandc in the saddle.
L sandc squeeres Through
Aecordin7 20 track gossip. Sam Hi
4 dreth had loaacd Sardc n ;ne Orleans
Stable with a promise 20 buy Bettor
Luck for $4,000 II that colt could win
the race Stockmar. backed from q
I b 3 @ ?. never figured at all Fator
was away very poorly and trailed the
field 0f nine practically 1l the way
bat Sande never quit fiding Better
Luck. which made determined effort
IN the last furlong especially How
ever. Hummer never did let down
Msr.ingale. whirh appears a colt % ex-
ceptiona' class. especially on a soft
track William A Martins Valadof
was hcatsH Of four lengths by Better