New-York tribune., 1922-05-06

were No''''" -, - .iI t,. .,,o par
Inc o'''e''s' F''' .ho dotoa4
cocas Stable 20 s"ei!o" e,..,;.o,tn, 'r tba loet
Of Rlgei IN 'he DJs'iis paiiot '0.,, col, or+ ot
event Klgei is ""'aG' ,aG shar.,, 'V,r y" s,c.
picton's frlde, .IN. ', Poi,,on+ Pol -
form N WotN'ou'' .olI;ebnd a . 10 :
vas immed's'ets 90 of fonr Rut for
favorlte IN "e'u .,,o da,.a ~
tne second trnle ~ IA .r;ci ~ ;+s
Nevada Stoch fa'"' o ',"P TL,,rsda,. proe
ovn up ITS sleeve a;,s W 49, Na,,ado
ton Bureh, WHO :. "i.'S .to pa,oo,,,. "ra ',nt
thoroIehbreds' sp''D s:.s ~. t.0I
Of beans IN the c1tVa'" ,ri':a - ,,,,ia
he cut loose Sea rag 4n.S one "laoe
monkey Of SuWeeP' anu.uI' 20 -.
shot, and waded nome VI, Ios ~ ,I ,ue ~
and water as Tar aheao a. ..e S p'easJn .l..
Rigel was the supp0,seu.s toou ont,E
Of the Rancocas o'aoie ....8. IA rte '!osIms s.ar
dash at i've iur!o"sS I1v' ICY A- ~. ~
noon. The oral'S'S "ou'o So..oIe I.,'s
one or two against II.s D.. "o .i'
the quotations were PoSiyU' D"V 49,
were soon knocHeo 50 SHY N'Ln d nooo
o. Blue HAWK money NAV t"eN Ee
forced 70 cloSe Sn0p 'eH "'''0'c9 '0'o'e {
the bugle soundeo'
Good Thing Hammered Down
p1ro pavk IN the Nevada Stable con
,...inns vas considered better THING
'' 49, sna Tao For morning after
.'~ .,a,-,;,, Rlue Hawk had run away
s,o1, Sea Tao in trials. There was a
ls.t somewhere Five minutes after
@ .hs onenino az The be+t;nr everybody
-, .he corree had .be word Nothinr
Sut ~ pIne Hawk money couId be seen.
Tbs nrice AGAINST this son Of Athelinc
d was hammered down in 10 time
fron, 2 "a 20 IN > Then Inc oral
iits folded Al the same time Rirol's
nrice r,J sEv-rocEe+ed from to , TO 5
60 ! The lone odds went begging
Tho ;nejdor had the done right. Rlue
rsn.k van a. # be could ouffoot Sea-
rr.c or anv otber Kind Of oyster or heat,
1oeyev 2 Parke broke him none too
we'll and for a hundred yards or so
Billy Gibson set the pace. But once
Blue Hawk settled into his stride there
vas nothing else to It. He seemed TO
going that prevailed and in less than an
eighth had made up his earlier dis
advantage and 81 the end Of the quarter
fidN 'l|"'iNN4 NNN ~ g
lengths. This ne increased at Will as
ne few around the bend until at one
'tage OF the journey ne was ten or
dozen lengths 70 the good. hitting fhe
home turn Parke gave his mo mt
hreathcr; then sent him along aEnlr 's
far as the eighth pole after he mad
slaughtered for the run home through
the stretch.
Rigel got off in sort of a tangle.
But it would have made no difference
anyhow. Blue Hawk would have had
to lose his rider or drop dead in order
20 muF. But from bad beginning
Pieel ran like fair colt, so far as that
is concerned. He made up lot Of
ground and closed out with a great
rush, though it must be remembered
that Blue Hawk was pulled up through
the last furlong
Tough Day for Talent
d;zestrons da,. for tho Talent Il
wss pluo Hor,l, ,yos +bn onIv nost
farn,;,a ~ u';-, ard 10 ntbar cort of
tsvor;to oon,a noar .'', ~, oxcon4 +be
Creentree Nv ST stablo,s pirato ,.a Cojd This
"'eenIiee 3Sa9'e 'ia:e Hoiu. i, rs
the hands Of Larry Lvke Lvke did not
annear TO he IN his enniIihriur At
The post he fell of his mount. which
was standing stock still. He made
every POSSIBLE mistake in the running
Of the race,
This six furloncs' dash for maiden
three. .vear.olds by the wav, furnished
Johnny Lotus an onnortunitv to win
his first race as trainer, The former
king of Jockeys saddled Boiling. a mud
ark OF rare species. that took the track
10 foil Pirate Cold bv inches at the
md
Pirate Gold, which had been outwork-
mo its bioh class stahIe n,a+e C.lo,t-