New-York tribune., 1922-08-19

Parader almost as he pleased.
Sande. rated off che early pace and
did not make a move until rounding
the home run. Lally and Blazes used
themselves up in fighting IL out
through the early stages and both
dropped back badly beaten when the
real pinch came.
The Greentree Stable uncovered
really high class two-year-old filly in
Untidy, which won the closing dash of
FIVE and a half furlongs in q common
xomp in the good time of 1:05 20 1t
was Untidy's first start, and she is like
ly to prove the real champion Of the
flly division with look in for pre-
mier -year-old honors. Untidy, with
Clarence Hummer in the saddle, made
q show of Joseph E. Widener's Purity,
the odds-on fayorite. which was sup
posed to be the best investment of the
afternoon
E. r. Bradley scored his first triumph
of the meeting when Blossom Time out
gained Montford Jones' Resting Time
in the third dash of FIVE furlongs. 1t
was Resting Times first start. This
coal black handsome filly did not have
the early foot to shake Blossom Time
and had to race on the outside all the
way, a fact that contributed to her de-
feat. Resting Time ran an exception
nlly game and courageous race and was
beaten only a neck in $50 3-5. She will
bear watching.
New Gr{eaps Takaa Efffh
In the fifth race, at mile, the first
thTee--New Orleans, Avispa and Kirk
ington-came down to the finish
acant noses apart in the order named.
Ayispa, the favorite, would have won
With bitter handling. This one set
the pace 70 the stretch turn, where
little E. Hummer turned SO wide with
the filly that New Orleans was enabled
u sneak through on the rail.
Tie Peruvian, backed from .15 to
to 10 to l, get through on the rail
when Fluff, the early pacemaker, ran
10 the outside fence at the head of
the stretch j.. the second race, at
mile. Brink was second and Carefree
third. Jock Scott, the heavily played
favorite. was never in the picture.
Royal Charlie, another outsider, won
the opener, at three-quarters of
mile, nailine Franch Furze, the early
racemaker, in the stretch. Arrow of
Gold came from far back to finish
third. Gladiator, the heavily played
favorite, was ANONYMOUSLY disgraced.
He couldn't attain the speed of fat
cab horse. Moreover, he ran as if
filed with dried apples and rain water
gnd at the end staggered home ninth in
the parade.
McAtee May Ride Bunting
1t is probable that McAtee will be up
on Bunting in the Travers tomorrow
and that Sande will ride Kai-Sang. VI.
Garner was asked to pilot Whiskaway,
hut the carding of Rockminster upset
this plan. If the Montford Jones colt
roes to the post Garner will have to
ride him, in which event A. Johnson
will probably be seen on Whisxaway,
the $125,ooo beauty.
Rumor has it that Whiskaway has
not been on his best behavior since
having been transferred to the Clark
barn. This is temperamental colt,
and it is said that he absolutely re-
fused to work for his new associates
until Marshall, Jimmy Rowes crack
exercise boy, had been borrowed To
put him through his PAGES. 1t was
Marshall who helped Rowe develop
many of the illustrious horses he has
trained including Sysonby and Colin.
Bobby Haynes, the popular steeple-
chase jockey, will be connected with
the Greentree Stable in future. Haynes
will exercise the Greentrce timber
toppers and ride such others as are
not piloted by Vincent Powers.