New-York tribune., 1922-10-10
Wilson Filly
Beats Recount
By Full Length
Cosiigan, Favored TO Win
9-Horse Race, Finishes
Last After Good Start
By w. ]. Macbeth

Dy w. j. WiACOGth
Just an ordinary card at jamaica
yesterday, and as usual profitable
afternoon for the cralists. The track
was hardly better than good and with
the blue pencil working overtime, the
fields were reduced considerably. Spec
nlation was rife, however, and the
players could claim only two favorites
out of the six events. The so-called
feature was won by r. T. Wilson jr's.
filiy Duncecap, which annexed the Call
edonian Handicap.
Only three paraded fer this event
and world of money showed for
Costigan. but apparently this one was
not intended for victory. For after
setting hot page to the three-quaYter
mark Costigan quit cold. Jockey Bell,
on Duncecap, kept off the early pace,
trailing Recount, which hung onto
Costigan through the early running.
When they reached the home stretch
Costigan looked like sure winner,
when suddenly the leader chucked 1t.
with Duneecap and shot past Recount
and Costigan, to win by full length
from Recount. The winner covered
the mile and one sixteenth in las.
One of the largest coups of the sea-
son materialized in the second event,
the Sandringham selling purse for
three-year-olds and upward, at a mile
and sHteenth. Eight went to the
post, with Bantry the favorite. This
one opened at to and closed at
8 to 2. but the great sums of money
stayed with the books, for Bantry fin
ished second, The winner was A. J.
BedelPs three-year-ofd chestnut geld
ing VulcainaPark. which opened as high
as 20 to 1. There was such heavy
play on this one that it closed at
10 to /.
Jockey Bell Pilots Winner
Here again Jockey Bell was the hero.
He let Consort. 30 to l shot. run
its head off, and came around the field
with great burst of speed to win.
1t must be said that Bantry ner.
formed like the best bet in the feld
until the final pinch. The favorite was
Knocked back at the quarter mile post
and appeared to be out of it, but came
on again and with sixteenth to 90
was leading by four lengths. Then
Nulcain came on with great speed and
Bantry curled up and called it day.
Consort lasted to get the show money
Bud Fisher put over Avalanche in
the opener, winning from the largest
a a ffnr r.
atyle. There was a heavy play for
Raffles, the favorite, which suffered
much interference and finished third.
three lengths behind Bowsprit, another
outsider.
Mrs. T. o. Webber's Wynnewood
showed a fash of its old-tirne form in
the. fifth race and won by three lengths
from Episode, with Overtake third.
Jockey Thomas rushed into long
lead and never let his mount down.
This was the first favorite to come
Through and was beaten down from 2
to l to to 5.
Sande Rides TIVE Winners
Jockey Earl Sande started the after
noon with a winner when he rode Ava
lanche in the opener, and he accounted
Tor the closing race on Little Celt,
which graduated from the maiden class.
Sande got this one off like streak.
and at the halfway mark had a lead
Of eight lengths. He eased up there
after and beat Spread Eagle by four
lengths. This was not much of race
for the player, as Little Celt paid only
/ to A.
Another melon was cut when Marie
Maxim, owned by S. Taylor, romped off
with the third race at odds as high as
I to 1. Marie Maxim was one Of the
best things cut loose hereabout in a
long while. Thousands of dollars were
bet on this one out of town early in
the morning, and it was known to sew
eral insiders that Marie was sin" The
race was run just that way.
Gladiator, Amanda Hoey Arrow of
Gold, So 1t Goes and The Almoner
were scratched, leaving field of six.
It was reported that sponge had been
found in Gladiator's nostril, but the
report could not be confirmed.
Jockey Merimee rode an alert race
on the winner, in decided contrast to
his prformance on Costigan, the even
money favorite, which quit in the race
which followed. OF fast, Marie wat
never in trouble, and won by three
lengths from Daydue, which had the
hopes and the money of the phblic tied
TO it's neck. Such is horse racing.