New-York tribune., 1922-06-30

4 eight lengths frefa ;..e heavily played
ayof.tc. William Tell. Toe Eaneoea'
/ Sable Stockmar vas tAifd.
Earl eando was .he only jockey 70
/ core double brackets. lie had the '"e
up on the R.aeocas Stables Dominique
! tfe to fsycrite OF the third race
Al six ard a half furlongs. Dominique
. ha-Alei h's i2G pounds IN excellent
fashion end finished out ramelY N
+ i:is 2.5. lie had % be Al his best %
beat the NlaTrono Stables Whisk -
.hfcc.auar.ers Of length. WhisS
hung on gnmcly all the way under
m. vigorous ride OF l. MeAtee. Who
vliad The whip with right good vii
iSr .azhout me stretch ron. lie
1thets we're all beaten OF.
Nhiak. which vas quoted a i5 - /.
cas- ten lengths ahead Of Routledgc'
the second choice, Al the wire. Ine
ta.o 1f the Quincy Stables Teddy X.
vas n distinct disappointment lie ~
a slew breaker and because OF his out.
sido rosit.on was forced wide OIL the
v.~y. having % run many lengths fu'-
fhcr than the front runners. but even
80 ho seemed 70 sulk even after being
straiehtcned FOR the run home ana
ran very duly despite Ponco's heart
lest ef0rts.
sande piloted George W. Lofts halu
n victory in the fifth race nj miie.
This one closed split favoIlte WIN
S. Tnylof's Marie Maxim, which was
ridden By apprentice Z. MART. Mafn
II very mediocre rider ana MS
niyunt. after displaying plenty OF carry
speed. quit under him at the top oi
TIE stretch. Hhlu, which had drawn
the rail position. was of none TOO wen
and was in elosc quarters thToughou,
the run pp the backstretch and around
tho turn. Fortunately for Snnde, me
deld swung wide az the stretch turn
thus favorinc llalr First gave nim
n chance 10 ssvc ground with h's
mount and also 60 keep the rail. when
position llalu greatly favors.
peckna moved up fast about the
game time that Halu made his bid, but
Few sharp cuts OF the whip BY
sande woke up Halu and put him n
front. Il was simply breeze there
nfter. Deckna had no contention for
the place. Kirtle easily beat the tiriag
Marie Maxim for the short end Of ;he
purse.
Lady Incz in Graduation
With JOCKEY J. Callahan in the sad
die Lady Incz, favorite % the opening
daah Of 1--WE furlo1es. finally graduated
from tho maiden class In her past
three starts she had been thwartid by
poo- handling. Callahan had 70 ride
Ike a Jehu from start 20 finish 10 earn
the victory, as Peter Brown. which set
the pace till fifty Yards from the wire.
hung on like a bulldog. and might even
have won had J. D. Mooney been able
to keep him straight through the last
sixteenth. Peter Brown not only bore
cut badly. but hung in the last Few
strides.
The Quincy Stables Grenadier,
striking big. swav-backed stccd that
clears every fence with several feet TO
SPARE. took the chase much as he
pleased He had the strength and
speed 10 run away from the others at
will through the fat. and, after fonc-
ING with Quecreek. the favoritc. at the
las, iump drew OF 10 victory b. thee
GOOD lengths Specs" Crawford did
not displav his usual fine horseman-
ship with Quecreck He had his mount
all over the cour.c and waited too long
10 make his run. lie moved u? so fast
during the final half turn that he had
nothing left for tho pinch.
Flying welshmsn, Mrs <. B. Nc
Leans hve-year-old cross-countiy run.
ner. broke down after the first half