New-York tribune., 1922-09-17

et;s wondertQ4 daughter OF ai4u-
..+.Saivolatile. which on her last
.o.unce here in race through the
8. ran FIVE furlongs in o:56 hat,
s,impreyed on that sensational per-
.,ree in adding Mr.. Kilmers name
As Futurity winner owners. On the
.ssion Of the former feat she was
"a nv a strong wind. To-day she
IA into the teeth of a quartering
.,.v.p,ile blow and had to over
..~s not only this handicap. but also
!. shobt interference Of usual jam
s,,s hy fractions two-yesr-olds that
% through the straight. Yet Sally's
,ssy covered the quarters of a
s;,s IN the fine time of l:ll fiat,
~, though she had to come from
Behind.
4 willis sharpe Klmer who bred and
dominated Saliy's Alley, added the sum
/ # s475so 10 his Golfers as result of
The filly's brilliant victory
zey Beats Wilderness
The Raneocas Stables Zev was sec
md. beating r. 7. Wilson's Wilderness
~ q head. Zey drew down $5,333.33
:. second prize, while the consolation
nd Of the purse was $2,66667. The
e,t of the field was unusually we'll up
Tvensy-three of the twenty five
,Hgk coated two-year-old colts and fil-
:; that had been nominated over night
asded to the post FOR one Of the most
1,ring Futurities that was ever run.
h crowd, already on edge for this
4 gsst Of events. fairly went wild with
seement as, in single file, the dandi-
h ( modestly toed past the judges
ess in review. j. s. Cosden's Martin
h showing the way, and Mrs. l..
Mords's Miss Smith bringing up the
gt
It vas sight TO warm the cookies
81 kthe most Indifferent heart, for only
re before had there been such. rep
sentative field, Savable's year, when
10 dozen started. The two scratches
me the Triple Springs Farms Pitts
M and james B. Smiths Silk Tassel.
Delay at the Post
There was delay of six minutes at
E. post as several of the field were
stremey nervous and fractious, but
hens Mars Cassidy finally sprang the
ssse the field was in fair alignment.
Iae!e was some humping and crowding
IS the juveniles swung into action, but
sssaing was seriously interfered with.
Words fail to describe the impress
sa.reated by this vast cavalcade that
Rsg from rail TO rail as it thundered
"a cavalry front. When the field
nj within a quarter mile of the finish
shste ell might see we'll it was still q
se for any one of half dozen con-
q asters.
At that spot Rancocas Stables Zev
aened to be in front in the middle
the track, with Goshawk close up
I'd Wilderness and Sally's Alley
ttting for recognition. Then to the
Asnderous applause of thousands of
lroats A. Johnson, with Saily's Alley,
kgsn steadily to forge ahead. Through
he last furlong he simply raced past
Y. away from the others, and won
wA in hand. The winner paid 10 to
]. h' vas the f0vorite, was held at 5
10 toiatpost, and Wilderness 10. to 1.
I'd NIdu natter w HIS
q Nad Halter, Of the Rancocas Stable,
st3sd $4,000 more to the Harry f.
Stear-Sam Hildreth Golfers when he
EslOped home in front of the Idle Hour
stetk Farms Bit of White and R. T.
Wllsons Pillory, in the Jockey Club
God Cup at two miles. Mad Halter,
sdaifably ridden ana rated by Jockey
Lar Sande, made somewhat of a farce
Of this rich classic at the end, he de-
eated the two others so easily. Mad
Halter covered the two miles in the
very favorable time of 1922 3-5 despite
BIS mpost Of 1875 pounds, thereby vim
Coating Hildreth's good judgment in
Withdrawing the crack of his stable,
Grey Lag.
Besides the $4,000 to the victor the
Aancocas Stable won a $1,000 gold cup.
Ihls was horserace in no accepted
sense OF the word. Indeed it was a
}rrocession. Ponce stepped out to the
5Tont with Bit Of White at the bar
3iers rise and soon opened up a com
{mandihg lead At the end of half
mlie as they passed the judges the first
TIME. Bit Of White was leading by six
lengths, with Mad Halter length and
hsiI IN front of Pillory.
Sande's Fine Ride
oande permitted Ponce to go as far
mead as he pleased and made no move
wi round the turn for the long run
Y the back stretch. Ensor did not
laOye at the same time. Evidently he had
ANlng on Instructions, but he made
I'M 1atai mistake of permitting the
Faefs to draw too far away from him.
naeh ne finally called upon Pillory
..ne half mile pole the three-year-ol
@uid not respond. Pillory had shot
y ooit following the pace.
steadily and rhythmicallv Mad Hat
t. worked up on Bit of White, under
maes expert horsemanship until,
,niaaiihg for home, he was up to Ponce's
ae glrths. The race was over then.
,,vm the head of the stretch it was
recession. The winner was the odds
iasorite and heavily played at 8
egnorn won the fifth race of mile
S Sixteenth by grace of L. Fator's
,,s NV Fde He lay off the early pace
came away in the stretch, easily
"''hg Sunyland for the place.
III -arlccker Wins SteepIechase
H. Z, Davis's Earlocker won the
ne owens Steeplechase Handicap
,.st ssout two miles in one of the very
Sest cross country competitions
8 nag been seen all season. From
M anal Jump to the finish Earlocker
4 nj =. Lewis's Cresthill fought it
q sla. .aaide for stride, nose to nose,
ra vac thrilled enthusiasts shouted
II ts sSHcltement and shook the welkin