New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-08-04

ways insisted that this particular steed
could do much better than he mad been
dcine OF late. . = -,
"Itssonlyi a question Of waking hin,
up" said Bob in the paddock "Bnt
I've tried most everything but bpzaer.
II he'd only run as | know he can run
I'd tell you tosboard him. 1t is a false
price they have hung out, that l5 to /.
But Two Feathers is "a false horse and
q darned bad betting proposition" q
WelfI tie 'oid gelding was not such
bad betting proposition after all.
Despite the presence on his back Of
little .C:,Taylor hetran Ikea live horse
from startito finish. The live frebrands
of the race. Trevclyan,, Billy Barton
and Recount were. not in the money at
all. F. B. sMcLean's Csligula, 4 which
was one of the outsiders cut out the
early pace, closely followed by Mrs.
r. I. Milier's Wellinder. Taylor,'in the
mean tims,' had rated Two Feathers we'll
off the pace. About midway round the
far bend Taylor found "a spot on the
inside and broke through with Two
Feathers, making his move with 9 rush.
In turn, Two Feathers picked up Well
finder and . Caligula, and raced them
into submission. a.
. A Duel to the Finish
III Merinaee about the same time gave
Costigan his head, a.,d a pretty duel
for the Hons share Of the purse re-
suited. Especially through the last
furlong Costigan more than held his
own with the winner It seemed In the
last fifty yards as If this one would get
up in time; but right at the end COST
gan bore out a trifle, as II firing, and
/, this cost him the race. Trevelyan was
weakly handled by Marinelli and shut
fed about: when this jockey worked
into at least two unnecessary pockets.
The Seneca selling affair for three
year-olds returned winning favorite
IN Billy Clancy's Hul!abaloo, with Sam
Hildreth's Billy Watts second and X.
T. Wilson'S Tangerine third. Here was
race that looked none too we'll, to the
experts. 1t was generally felt that La
verne Fator. did not do the best posi-,
bic with Billy Watts. 1t is true the
Hildreth gclding was away slowly from
Z hut it is equally true that he did net
display his usual foot until after the
race was practically finished. 4sa
Through the, final furlong Billy
Watts came like a bullet. out, Of a gun
and was simply, running over ,Nall the
others at the end. McAtee rode the
favorite perfectly, rating off Banker
Browns early pace untilsithe top of
the stretch. He had a mighty good
/ horse under him, as the 4 III 2-5F for
the three quarters teattfes.
Halu Comes To Life ".a,
!. Fator, however, carried the Rancocas
colors TO victory in the opening dash
Of five fnsiopgs, when he scored handj-
ly with REdict which opened fsvorite
and went, to the post a split choice
with Samuel .Ross's Allie 'Ochs. The
Rancocas sfliy made practically every
post a winning one, and breezeda home
the easiest imaginable winner lin the
fast time Of o:59 As. Allie Ochs, Rus
tenn and Daniel In turn took crack at
the fayorite, but of the three Allie
folded the worst and finished outside
the money. - 49,. - ~
Sam Louis's Halu, which won the
second event at mile, hit the. talent
body punch under the belt as he
beat the heavily player favorite Red
Legs, from the barn Of j. S.MWard.
Red Legs was supposed to be the best
investment of the meeting and might
have been with better handling. This
was race for apprentice boys who
had never ridden winner, and #.
Gimley, who had the mount on s the
favorite,. did about everything but cut
his throat.So stop him. - -. = "
D. Breckinridge's Braedalbanc wan
the fifth race, a dash. Of six furlongs,
in hard drive, beating the Rancocas
stables Little Chief by a long neck.
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