The New York herald., 1922-11-02
Runs 6 FURLONCS IN
la1S-5 with $50 LBS
Beats On Watch, Careful, Best
Pal and Mad Halter in
Order Named.
CHASE GOES TO GIMME
Dunlin Noses Out Little Celt
in the Druid Hill Park
llt Purse.
CHASE GOES TO GIMME

Special Dispatch to The New York HERALD.
BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 1.-When the
Westmont Stables Tryster battled his
way home in the lead of Part 1 of the
Pimlico Serial Weight for Age Race
md ]. S. cosden's colors were sue
cessfnlly carried by Gimme in the
Baltimore Steeplechase and Dunlin In
the Druid Hill Park Purse, these two
establishments accounted for the fea-
lures of a brilliant days sport at old
Pimlico.
No handicapping could have staged
a keener race than the Serial provided,
but the public fortunately made a
wise choice in Tryster. The son Of
Peter Pan under his 100 pounds left
the barrier In motion, closely aligned
with Careful and Best Pal. while On
Watch and Mad Halter, the only other
starters, dropped back dazzled by the
sizzling pace.
The Idle Hour candidate was taken
under restraint upon Johnson's realiza-
Careful to dispute the issue with Try
ster. Lyke had the speedy black on the
outside of the little salmon mare, and
Butwell was compelled to hustle her at
the stretch entrance so that she looked
the winner in the eye until they hit the
final eighth where he drew out under
strong handling.
On Watch, who had closed deter
ninedly after Strengthening out for home,
responded to hard urging through the
final eighth and got up In time to re-
lieve Careful of second honors by the
shortest of margins, but a length be-
hind Tryster.
A sixxIing First QHarter.
Careful, who was the bright heroine
OF 1928 Serial Race, winning Part 1,
and running dead heat with Polly
Ann for Part 3. showed a gallant
effort to-day, considering the early
race. because the first quarter was run
In % rs and the half in 46. Tryster and
all the others of to-day's field will meet
over the mile distance in Part 2. on
Friday and in Part g. on Thursday,
November .. at mile and furlong.
Dominique was withdrawn from to-
days race when he was found ineligible
under the rules. the race being restrict
ed to entire colts and fillies. The purse
division, $3.50 $500, $3.50 and 500. en-
abled all the starters with the excep-
tfon of Mad Halter to earn something.
The early pace had it's effect on the
final time. which was completed in
1:11 3-5. or within 2-5 seconds of the
record created by Knobbie on the pre-
vious day.
The Druid Hill Park purse. a condi-
tion affair designed to give Pimlico Fu-
thrifty candidates an opportunity to dis
play their speed in public. resulted in
the closest finish OF the meeting when
Dunlin. ridden by Clarence Hummer got
up. according to the placing judges to
relieve Little Celt of the honors. Few
in the stands directly behind agreed
with the placing. 1t was horse race
every step of the way and completed in
1-5 second faster than Tryster bad
done
Little Celt's high flight OF early speed
proved useful In getting him clear OF the
field before n sixteenth had been run and
he showed the way to the finish, where
Dunlin challenged on the outside
Weiner's anxiety to land the McNaugh-
tohscolt winner may have cost him the
race, because he went TO the whin
rnomentarily within the final sixteenth
and his mounts head went up but he
quickly settled back in stride. Duniin
was beautifully ridden. Buemont. who
finished third showed quite as impress
sively as either OF the placed horses. be-
cause he was taken back sharply. from
the early pace and was coming like q
whirlwind at the end. Jockey Ponce
continued riding after passing the finish
and sent him the Futurity mile route.
completing the distance in 1.40. VIII
derness, the r, T. Wilson candidate,
lacked HIS usual speed and dropped back
soon after the start. He finished dis
tant fourth after losing considerl bic
ground on the turn.
Gimme Lucky In Chase.
Gimmes accounting for the Chase was
clever but accomplished after J. T..
Davis's Treviscot had provided a gallant
tussle TO the thirteenth and final jump
where he landed stumbling and unseated
rider Cheyene perfnittinn tho xoorlv rid