New-York tribune., 1922-05-25

- PHDiiN t'54c al etVAOQN. ne
. the Nestchesteg Racing Associs
ushered in this afternoon with II,
Handicap as ? feature of prcgra
\ dozen q. See pes, handicap horse
IN Irs'n'A. IN tae East nave hocr
named 10 faoo Mars CASSIDY for thl:
most yhpor-ant classic contested 81
FAR tt.,s season about New York. Fer
har. better feds have paraded TO th'
pIst ~ the past but it is doubtful
/r-osuming all go} that q more opcr
neld ever tought out the issue.
The lopoitan IS p raiicn Of :
n ie. ard the best o. the old stsadh
o. sevcrai wears past arc IN ljne. With
the sole exception of EN>ermto.tor
E>termInator, 81 far, has proven him
SELF tie class OF the handicap division
out OF foreign tracks. The mile is
not his route. though he did WIN s
sprint % three-Quartcrs in Marylsud
early IN the spG.nE. ENterminator likes
TO take on ali oomers from n mile ard
furiong UPWARD
Charles 4. Stoneham's yellow Hsud
recognized champion Of the handicap
DIVISION IN i992, Will have to look 20
ms ,aurcls in the Metropolitan Hand
CAP. Tho Westmount Stables Sen
n'0es PARK Wss never bette. Indeed.
Larry " ater bury il trying 70 arrange
a najV = raca rIth Norwich cu 2 weight
5o. sce proposition over the mile and
quartcr route
Careful Never in Better Form
Waiter Sslmons Careful was ncve7
IN better fcttle. ana Careful is able TO
carry her wonderful foot up TO q mile
or more Mrs.. NIaus hudaclors has
Tun several disappointing races. But
Audscious never uas 2 Surinc horse
Then, too, hudacious has always hecu
partial 10 the Belmont course lie Viii
have coupled With him crack named
Georgie. which. when q. ms best as he
row appears 20 be. seems capable Of
making any mans horse stretch his
neck at the end Of mile, especially
when 80 vel favorod IN weight as
he Is
fhcn there = Sam Hldreths Mad
Natter, aiwaTs dangerous. Sande ls
not likely again to try - rate him ss
he did vhen Servings Fark took MS
measure in the Long Beach Handicap
81 mile and furlong LAST Saturday.
George ". torts On Watch. that beat
= field OF the best sprnters for six
Furlongs ten days ago, seems as fit ss
hands can make HIM.
The Quincy Stable has two cracks
IL Captain Alcock and Relay. the latter
little three -!car-old that stamped
himself es Thoroughbred OF true
class in beating Nodo N Tuesdays
,emorsblo Southampton Handicap 81
mile and p sixteenth, to which he
ted SennnGs Parks track record for
the distance itiS was the race, Ivy
;ne WY. IN which jennings Park took
the measure Of Mad Hotter.
race is Cifor1 4 Cochran's fvo-ycar-
Old Borsac5Nrc which Went wrong az
= three lear old, but which spread
tair field in his only star at Jamaica
this spring.
Earl French who ore time Cor two
'imes, maybe saw lot more fun and
excite ttment than was dlshed up in
Ianalca's getaway. was the guest Of
honor Of closing day His grace, who
wss m command Of the British INpe
c.lt1onary Forces in France early in tho
" orld War end who had some part in
the successful drive Of England against
the Beers quarter century ago,
seemed ir his own element All after
noon. Hc VISITED Norwich In his stable
s0d enthuscd over the SIX finishes,
which were exceptionally close.
Earl French made a mistake IN taking
sick when no did. Had he been a day
earlier he would have seen two of the
greatest horse races ever run. But he
had B run for his money Che came IN on
9 pass, goll ding hlm(. nevorth eless
He reg-e.tei to could not be at Bel.
mont's o1en ng today, but he inspected
this plant earlier and pronounced IT
by far the ,aost Impressive Of anything
he had over spon outside Newmarket.
of Merry Old England.
There wasn't q finish al DAY that
wasn't close and exciting, though
fsyorites were bowled over like ten
pms. THE only winning favorite turned
pp in the feature event This was the
Greenfield Selling Stakes, for two-year-
clds, with $1,000 added, at five and
half furlones. Jockey J. Callahan put
UP the ride Of his life 70 win with LADY
Nyrs, the public selection. He took of
the early pace came around True Flier
and Duster in the stretch, and under a
whipping finish from the head Of the
straight managed to get up by g long
neck
Exciting as any Of this six-reel thrill +.
longs. where L. G. Souke's Polythia
B.gheart in the final drive
the last furlonc. Bigheart
~as of swinging and seemed to have
tie race ii hand when he turned into
the stretch. But. as usual. he stopped I
inside the sixteenth pole and spilled ell
the biscuits.
Wynnewood favorite for the Ocean
Handicap, at q mile and seventy yards
vas used up by Harry Lyke in setting
the early pace. Billy Mclaughlin came
around Ike a whirlwind on the stretch
turn and won going away, with Flying
Cloud right at his heels
HdChic, winner of the opening dash
o. fYe furlongs, was indeed lucky TO
escape Disqualification. Lank was much
the best of the field o. five. bu; Vas
carried wide all through the stretch by
he winner, after keIsay had displayed
he most tmorous ride ever seen kel.
say took up shorty after the start, for
10 apparent reason. came many feet
VIDE 81 the stretch turn and then al
owed NcAtce 70 bull him ou. Of a.!
:hanco.
= s. Ccsdca has an option until Sat
lrdaE on Snob II. tAe lstest sensation
: the three -year-ois, which belongs
o John Sanford and which undoubted
J viii be the favorlte for The Rel
nont. 20 which Norwich is not eligible
: - not kno~a what price IS named in
hc option BCt It IS known that Saob
! cannot possibly I've bough, under