New-York tribune., 1922-11-12

a.rsra IN turn put away each of til
!. .ap end BY q good two lengths in
ID csden's Paul Jones. which took
s, .s,e from W. s. Kilmer's gallant
S ..5iag sEStermiuator by nearly a
.s.s,nta II mile was the only cup
s,saa,s vhieh could keep within
...a,;se tistanco Of the Quincy
y..t,.. shestnut once McAfee gave
i. lead. Had he been pressed at
,.s...s tssfe is little doubt that Cap
81, aestk could have stepped to Ex-
! s,rzlaators record established in 1890.
/, sa,ss up through the final furlong,
/ ns.ys Paul Jones cracked under the
,4tasg pace he had set for nearly a
"a after putting old Exterminator
.m, Gaptain Acock nevertheless ran
TAa two-hfths seconds of the Kill
4 ~ gliding course record.
4 Captain Alcock's brilliant perform
re while keeniy appreciated by the
4 Aais.iee Day throng, nevertheless
ai iinge of regret in that he just
isrsned to badly show up, an idol
be american turf. He beat Ex-
sknator but not that Exterminator
4 W 5nerjcan public mad learned to
III After il was all over there was
4 ~ criticism in. expert circles of the
rIsiiee Of sending the Kilmer horse
4 rs q route after he had injured his
i III, shoulder in a work out as re-
4 afsly SIS last Monday morning.
4 Exterminator is Favorite
Il that time it was announced Ex-
4 gninstor would be retired fer the
4 misa, He came back apparently
4 ssI for two good workouts over a
4 We and perhaps the temptation of
4 ,nag the season the greatest money
E WR,r Of American turf history was
Il - ueat to be resisted.
q hisrminator, prime favorite with
y ID. public to-day, was given as great
4 an ovation in defeat as he ever re-
II ,siyed in victory. For every one ap-
q sestes the fact that in to-day's de-
81 iset he gave of his best as far as he
saId 60, For mile and half Ex-
s wrnator followed the pace closely
and ave every promise of reaping the
sIiM that rewarded the victory--a
vrirs shst would have swelled his life
& s.rHiagsw we'll beyond the S248,465 rec
B md N tie ilustrious Man o. War and
n,irsa aim the third greatest thor
q sgsaAsed winner Of all time. Now the
b I'D wonder gelding must await another
4 Ssspsige, though the thousand dollars
4 yslld EaHey sWeiled his total earnings
L % sgssis, well within $4,000 of the
I Has ST ~ the greatest horse of all
4 1iss
4 Tie istt mat b. Marineili, instead
A ofAbsH 9aAnson, was in Exterminat-
"A aasaddsdd not improve the chances
ftf 4gsg gelding. For long races
Ashgel ID a hit precipitate. Thomas,
slls tas Greentree Stables Exodus,
tHi ont at the start to kill off oppo-
"a fqt He stepped the first mile of
# y latg journey in 1870 SO, with Ex-
aElastor right at his throat latch
aaid fine way.
ia aihvhile McAtee very wisely laid
ii the pace, away back near the
H. eatsider, Lady Emmeline, that
#nlea throughout. Exodus stepped
s he front from good start, closely
ishded by EXterminator. Paul Jones
@@aN third. five lengths behind, and
sPtsBl Alcock a like distance back
@ he Cosden horse. 1t appeared Ex-
aainator was full of running and
sisht have stepped to the front any
~ There was no change III the
1Rlng positions during the first
~
"a Exodus Begins TO Tire
Ia lSodus thuudered down past the
ahdstand the second time, still
"a ae1g, but it was evident to the most
HAasl observer he was tiring fast
sa the effort and ready to crack
3ss open. Extermiuator meanwhile
Ahnued to rate rhythmically as In Il
aater.
Bounding the paddock turn the sec
a TINE Chick Lang made his move
sh Paul Jones. As they swung into
Ha backstretch again the Cosden
ashe was at EXterninators saddle
ghA And then vail arose. tx
3saanaor was done. lie stopped
b,st. ba. ssadenly almost. as if he had
| hs IN iota Snosn, and quicker than it can
Is.,ssa n fsal Jones was winging many
| asjEs Jjs'as y; u ttont. Very wisely Mari
la s0 punish his mount when
1 Eyassn as eslasnt he had shot his bolt.
Hs Ises stopped at tho same time,
4 sa.s ss pafned himself out making the
ss.. Sat as Lang called on Paul
Cas,s,, vac Wlly McAtee called upon
4 Tl Tbyoaal hieock for the first time,
Qbd t;s we long stretch run the sec
4 aloEs59 9e sae gallant Captain had beer
a1ss,.a. graoually TO close his disad-
sers & @ Paul Jones, as il McAtee
4 Ss va rs'ca'ng this one alone. About
6ms lIe6ns Lang had Exterminator and
4 atrk ,yfsaeP fsaleP tucked away Captain AL
HI fhs lea up alongside. For a while
sia sesa aa up the backstretch the Cap
d.r hin, igSu * 20 have his work cut out
3ess 4 ,, ~ hlnoing away the lead. 1t
3saks s1suual t1l process, for Lang can
Aas. Ss 'front.' runner step and Paul
d Rss as game TO the core.
Hasn for ths ,l.e Two swung around the far
an tb. sae third and last time it was
8;tp, m eaptaln Alcock at last had
a asy ~ - even terms with Paul Jones. |
H. MA. at 1t hammer and tongs
aa ard rae and Lang riding with |
'ssy orr neei and their mounts giving
nj ,oe,sS mat was in them. The
4 aatsly W.; 20 vary as each head al |
i agssrs ted ooooed down, For furlone
pas by ran thus, with the packed |
8Aapsn,o oggoIam of excitement Aud |
stssq qsI sba6es I0nes wilted under the re, |
fgasesI sIna.enge cang Of an iron horse that |
4 tsrIosnsap sspaoie Of running all day.
~ paaIs r out Captain Alcock had !
slas ~, pnds zones, eyes bulging, was /
eatse ss.s snaer his shortened stride |
slsped aSea sS his mount and simply
asl jo,.ss we rest Of the way, With |
r. lssgtIss dropping back until he was |
rs the ~ ~ behind as Alcock swent !
vide .. 1sEes Exterminator was lust
Sy 49,. .kleenth pole, with Exodus |
ails @s back of the fine old |
)eilIisnfs raa marked the close of the most
&4ge5 meeting Maryland has eysr
7 Il ESQ also the beginning Of the !
IA tba.aern tb.sstern racing for this season
| l#t saoEoughhreha LII 0ItLs season.