New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-05-20
easy Victor Over Miss British Title Col
Teddy R. Slips
10 ictory in
Montana Stakes
Unexpectedly Defeats Favor.
ties by Hugging Rail i'm
Rounding Home Turn

Every day cannot be holiday. There
4. limit TO the philanthropy Of tho
metropolitan Jockey Club which tried
70 moe the little pea under one Of the
tnree Dig shells Gala days and hoE-
Gays were made for suckers. A pretty
Jar program will be on tap today.
Yesterday the bangtails ran for
Sweeney cheap card it was for
cheap horses; so cheap a. to mali
most present day racing association
blush ''oiis
Ho"ever that may be. there wa, a
tnriii or two during the fervid after.
noon Tor Handicapped Vosbursh had
cone ms noble part. None better
can oring horses together. We an
proach the supposed feature of the dav
Curses Curses.
Featured was the Montana Selling
Handicap. at a mile and seventy Yards
with sl,2oo added. They tor this nv
81 per cent of the cheapest platter
competitions at tracks where the GOOD
men buck the Iron horses" Rut tbat
IS neither here nor there.
me Montana Selling Stakes rave
wise old sunny Jim" Fitzsimmons n
golden opportunity of picking the pea
from under tho right she'll. Fitz
makes few mistakes. But he was
oaiiying with the ruby on this occasion.
quincy Johnson, the owner of the
rtaoie' wouldn't give Fitz's charger,
Teddy r.. look-in for fhe ma,n 49,
He just sat in, looking on.
Fitzsimmons Is Confident
AS to Fitz. who saddled the contrary
nag, ne had time to pant between
battles; well, the horse ran we'll
enough to win last time out. down in
Maryland. Didn't have much chance
TO show anything before that after the
way he got off, Likes the track. YOU
know; this track made to order for
him. I'm going to put down a couple
o. savbucks. anyhow"
sunny Jim Fitzsimmons is no
summer coon. He didn't think facts
justified the price against his horse
Tonight he is laughing up his sleeve.
Isey hammered most everything
around the winner, these eager pluns-
ers First they fell for Wynncwood
then they boarded Tangerine.
Tangerine should have won BY city
nlock. But ne didn't. And that is
"hat makes horse racing. In the words
Ct that sage of the track Bill Hogan,
VINO trains for James Butler and who
can out-Erin Butler at that: If the
color o the cap doesn't go to the wop
epalpeen's head, sure he should win as
,sr as YOU can cast a pebble. be gum!"
O'll Hogan is on the mourner's bench,
Marineli did it. No Irish hat ever
ran the race to order for Tangerine,
the favorite racing in the old gold and
green of R. 7. Wilson. There never
was a start to this race. Normal broke
through the barrier, with the pack so
loosely in pursuit that Mars Cassidy
let it 90 as a start. Normal had sew
crsl lengths the best OF it. Thomas
raced Nynnewood also heavily played.
&c death in chasing Normal. The two
home turn. when Marinelli, the wop
With the Irish hat, made his first bid.
But Marinelli ran clear to the outside
;ence. Evidently he thought there was
nothing in the race but Wynnewood.
% centarcd on his work was he that
+: tni.$ed on the outside fence. Max
i!i-sh took it on the lam. He thought
Narinelli intended TO canvass the bet
;Ng ring with his charger
Ten Lengths Saved on Turn
Meanwhile Teddy r.. which seemed
tnelessly beaten, saved ten or a dozen
;crsths by hugging the rail. 1t was
light long to be remembered by the
-unny-faced family of "Sunny Jim
ftLSlnln onS. on can keep frog
up a tree, unless he happens to be a
tee toad
Tom Healy. as honest trainer as
sands in shoe leather. twice in rapid
accession got it where the chicken
cot the AK. He thought Tangcrine
nch, aud he thought Walter j. Sal
rlon's Superlative even better in the
six-furlong fifth Superlative couldn't
AN a lick in the peculiar going. and
finished fourth in field of four.
million dollar tip went wrong in
Tho closing dash of six furlongs for
aidens three years old and upward.
Narinelli, on this occasion, showed an
terest IN his work and brought home
rtephen Pettit's Finality. the easiest
eort of winner over the Greentree Sta
,e's Tarn, which opened at odds-on.
, The winning favorites were g. y.
Wldener's Mizar in the six-furlong
third, Camoufeur in the mile -and-sev-
c0ty-yards second and Vennie in the
5ve furlong opening dash. Anniversary
was much the best of the second. but
Jockey +. Nolan spilled the beans by
frst swinging wide after Gem and
tanoufeur rounding for home. and
then selecting the inside course. An
1iversary was running over the others
1t the end, and indeed TO many seemed
20 have got up to win. Nolan could
have saved half dozen lengths by
hugglng the rail. He lost by mathe-
rnatical snout Off indeed he lost at
alN.
Leland " esleyan Net Capfain