New-York tribune., 1922-08-11

. W. p. Thompson's Medina, admirably
I. ridden b. Frankie Keogh, had the
(: honor Of winning the classic by nearly
two lengths after a thrilling Sight with
1.-The favorite throughout the stfcten'
Harry Payne Whitneys Prudish, when
WAS coupled With Medina because OF the
fact that both mares are trained BY
{ the wizard. Jimmy Rowe. vas beaten
: <or the place as FAR as Nedra won from
( Emotion. II. s. Hewitt's sterile, which
had been expected 10 furnish Emotion
/. the st.ffest contention. was ignominous-
.ly disgraced. trailing the field OF hve'
: The mile and q quarter was run over
a dead and cuppy track IN the indiher-
f. ent time OF 2:Os fiat, the thoroughoreds
F. teeping well out from the rail through
out the entire journey.
Surprising As was the final result
The race itself was one well calculated
20 thrill the red blood Of lover OF
/. Thoroughbred gameness. For more
shan half mile Medina and Prudisn'
. her raining companion, hooked up IN
. a pretty brush, racing stride Tor striae:
. Both were under stout restraint, OF
course. Startle meanwhile laid third,
length away. with Emotion length
. behind startlc and Irish Confetti badly
. euEun.
Emotion Passes Startle
n the drill up the long back stretch
PSish and Medina continued 70 run
olSelv coupled as a pair out Tor Sn
exsreise breeze. McAtee gave Emotion
ser head a BIT and the favorite stepped
--os4 mas. Startle. THe Whitncr- r-Ih9mp-
,Soa entry as taey lit tie far bend
seemed running well witcIn tnems ies
sns sre-.ed 20 be rated IN 'front.'. Nc
lAtee moved up on the outside and
fni,ed ,esue with the front runners
|rhen half way round the turn. Imme-
diately Pruiish began 20 sulk under
Garner. zho piled the whip "ltn right
good will. Prudish came on ag1lh
later. but Emotion and Neona "eI.
new fighting II out head 70 heao' hot
simply cantering as had been the case
in the earlier pace-making' heokn
.wnng wide with Medina 70 assure the
80, Footing for the long run home, and
Emotion quite naturally on the wv
side. was carried wide too.
Prom there home i was morse
-.cs in every accepted sense OF the
1,ord FOR a time Il seemed as II
prudish would take another hand. she
r,a,.oi ~ close 90 tlc ctrer-. tten
pi~-cd back her cars assin ani re
~ Cerrrr her heartiest a-igcrt.. A
yrest snout vent up g. hISotioh
.sfc,osd 20 even tcrm9 with Neona
s,our Ing the home turn. TIE shOut
-,gss sa,elled into a roar OUTSIDE tne
.fnrionV noie whom Tmo'ion Actually
isrew away TO s..sht advantage
sYeoeh. however, went 20 woFk WIN
svery art Of his experience. he nurseo
and caioled and commanded every
ource Of his mounts energies ana
simply lifted Medina back into the WIN,
ming mood. II was anybody's race y gntl'
Veil within the sixteenth. Here limo,
zion first faltered from the pace ana
Medina drew of rather handy.
Rialto Shows His Speed
No,v that the track is beginning 20
ct hack 10 some promise Of normalcy
,bs rranv good two-year-olds that have
re-, known under cover here are
bsi1o sprung almost daily in the last
Tsce Yesterday IL was Moryieh's primi
sJstsr. To-day the supposedly best OF
tb- Whi+rcy trl-yeaI ol-' ra.. oPtn
a VIII a afc-and-a-half-furlon -Ssh.
This one il Rialto. = handsome "a!
. son of Clcle ant Mef.n'e. Inc S0il
dld not display the class OF me hl.y
Punelise. but he showed rare promise
tor first effort. and. indeed, may be
destined 70 wear the cnampiohshlp p
crown.
pialto. known 20 every clocker and
,oilbird ruled favorite a. 20 IN
Geld of nine maidens. He came from
hehind TO win, and 20 win impressive
lv. and had 20 prove his gameness as
we'll As his stamina, for L. K. Bradley.s 3
rpovs Relieve Ne showed the determi-
nst;on az a bulldog in the fnsl drive.
Frederick Johnson's Cape Clear "hleh
finished third, is one worth remem-
Joseph Widener's wisest Fool, which
won the chase. was post favorite, Rai
PARIS Royal Arch having reecaed from
a 10 20 3 10 5. Sea Scot cut out the
early running and opened a lead OF hf-
teen or twenty lengths IN the hrst
mile. Byers did not make move ior
the pAcemaker till the second turn OF
the field was half completed. lie came
with a rush then and got up with sea
Scot az the very last fence. The re't
was a buggy ride. Royal Aren was
always badly outrun. Bryan y lynn
and Kelblcnd, the only otner s'ar'els'
Both fell. FL.
Got of handicap horses in the third race
rst siy furlongs. Chick Lang seems 70
-rossess .he happy faculty OF making
Eis mounts give OF their best 20 nlm'
As a two-vear-old Bigheart was always
rosssssed Of sensational speed. out Il
s5rss generally supposed that the COS
der colt was chicken hearted. lnls
Afternoon not only did Bigheart ois,
.,isv his usual speed. but he displayed
Is we'll unqualified gameness and stood
r. tue thoroughbred style under
hard drive.
Little Chief IL Third
r.r.,svrore. he came from behind
a. -, surf Rider was second and
~. ps,eocas stables Little Cniei
Hid Iittle Chief had early difheui,
,iss but closed with a rush. Ton usec
b;,,ser up following the sepsatiohai
sesrlv pace Of st. Allan. ,. = ,
E. py;nce James. l 20 4 favorite NJ
A.i5 ~ four in TIE ffth race az mlle'
.s,sriv valloped all the way IN iron'
- Hish speed and the Dictator win
nsriei A. trailing. Il wasn't race
IL was a procession. ~ NIL.
= Robin took the track with DICK {
D.urh4er in the opening event, oasn
- I've and a hall furlongs, and was
rsvsr seriously challenged. kenmare
,ssSe M a lot Of ground 20 hnish IN
the place. a head in front OF Noon
Glide. -,
Az The regular monthly meeting OF
.he Jockey Club, held to-day az the
clubhouse Of the Saratoga Racing
Assoeiation, Marshal Field, Of New
York and Chicago. and Rear Admiral
/ cary 7. Grayson. Of Washington
were unanimously elected members.
This meeting was ATTENDED ny
Messrs. Richard T. Wilson, ArenI-
fald Barklie, George H. Bull, JoJ-