New-York tribune., 1922-10-06

Il Won by three-quarters OF a LEM
- ! ne fast time of Ill 1-5.
!, taking down the $4,000 which
-, n the winner the Gerry colt was
.s,.a in no small measure by Butwell,
- rode Tall Timber. Butwell got
80 at the barrier and raced the
..aa Tall Timber off its feet with a
-, raee. Tall Timber passed the
@ We nile mark in o:4s 3~5, and but
m ~ The rare gameness which it showed
would have been beaten by Cherry Pie
for the place.
~. rae. was wide open affair, with
c-.ss,, and Tall Timber and Osprey
$50 / each, Bud Lerner at a and
cs.rry Pie and Heremon at to /.
.o..or., an added starter, was held
o o. So 10 and ran just that way.
o. rerner had no excuse whatso-
nsu pesr he;nr outun al the way. Osprey,
e.s1, ss,rsr u, was shufaed back, but came
suSn asyone st tire finish when they straight
snsd out.
Chile Beats Big Field
n. ~ the largest fields of the sea-
o1s r.st to post in the fifth race, no
Has than sixteen getting of to good
start. Strange to say the 1avorlte
von. the same being Chile, which got
hillion.dollar ride from Earl Sande.
s.nde saved lots of ground on the
tnrns and after taking the lead rated
bis mount nicely to win by four lengths
from Faithful Girl, which set the early
pace.
full Of running and could have won
by eight lengths had not Sande held
astight grip upon the favorite. Win
niper which followed the pace of
Faithful Girl, got third money. The
others never figured. The field was
50 large that it simply was ques-
tion Of getting up front, or near
the front, to get If .he picture.
The closing event developed into a
spirited race, with Tangerine, to
/ shot, beating Pilgrim by half a
length. Story Teller, another outsider,
was close third and June Grass
fourth. June Grass made the pace
and for while threatened to spread
the field, but in turning into the home
stretch folded and quit to nothing.
Pilgrim, the even money favorite,
ran very dull race with B. Parke
up,a while E. Bell, on Tangerine, showed
q fine effort in getting his mount up
from fourth place to first in the final
sprint
Dolores Takes Opener
Dolores, owned by J. II. Rosseter, and
split favorite at 3 to i with Mary
Patricia. simply galloped to victory In
the opening even at Ave and a half
farlongs. Ben Blocks Mawcoron was
second, three lengths back, and Hum
hsldt took the short end Of the purse.
The winner was easily the best. for
even With Sande up Dolores was
pinshed back at the start and COM
peAed to go around the field. Mary
Patrisia was unfortunate in stumbling
nearing the half-mile post.
D. Sugg's Lackawanna was the
medium Of heavy plunge in the sec
oni race, but after being hammered
down to to hung in the last few
strides, and was beaten neck by
Huonec a to i shot, which showed
remarkable form reversal. Huonec
followed Lackawanna's pace closely and
70 the short stretch just got up to win.
Aoreb was a distant third.
There was some sharp speculation
IN the third race, at six furlongs, for
three.year-olds and upward, which re-
suited in a we'll deserved victory for
Z A. Applegate's The Peruvian, which
showed a brilliant dash of speed in
taxing the overland route after being
0atrun in the early part of the race.
PASTORAL shot into the lead at the
start, but weakened after forcing the
pace for few strides. At the quar-
ter-mlle post The Peruvian was sixth,
TWO W., lengths behind the slow-rnoving
sMIlng' but few jumps later Jockey
Meooy went to the whip and. at tbs
sixteenth pole The Peruvian was out
IN front a.winging. Night Boat flashed
strong finish and got second money,
barely beating Bud Fishers Evil.