New-York tribune., 1922-10-07

,..-.sr - was badly beaten off.
r,s.a wild Heather and Broomflax
-.rs scratched the race lost much OF
:. I Is,tsrest. The talent pounced upon
. ssss.rv;e which only recently was ac-
vs s,..s hy F. C. Balm, and the money
s, .ss,s one simply swamped the oral
% sn1s inter was quoted at 2 to,l. and
We we're many who believed that the
ias,s so horse might turn the trick.
c.ssa;nlv ;l Tufter had no spenges con
es'sai GA l. his nostrils yesterday He
s.r''a .n brilliant race. but was out
tlassed.
y ~s a sande, on George, dropped
sate', s.as ea inc start and let Fator take
Tr,ter IN TO the front, where he looked
to- slI the world winner until the
u. furlofg, where Tufter tired, as
Sands s had figured he would. This was
Ias .ss sreak that the suffering players
sss,s s.s waiting for, and there was
S.as, Ssss shout 81 10y when George thun-
ssrsd ,s past Tufter. Al to shot is a
ssra "a net e 10 lose In these days., and
Sanao,s sa.a r,eyer ride brought him round
a. - s,niause as haweighed out. George
u 90. sss aysr tks mile and seventy yards
n f:d5-4nothing to boast about, as
tine goes.
Although prices were at low ebb, it
ras the best betting day that the. tai
ent had had in long while, the last
three races being won by the favorites.
In the fifth Bridesman, flying the colors
Of the Shea Stable, went from 6 to 5 to
. te5 and just lasted to beat Ounce
can By a neck. Canyon was third in
this e-and-seventy- yard test for
,hree.year-o and upward.
Here again it was the masterful rid
iny of Jockey Sande that saved the
family plate for the players. Jockey
Bell. on Duncecap, rode smart, race,
but he was not quite up to Sande
standards. At,the half mile Bell saw a
hole and shot through on the rail to
open a lead of half length on Brides
man. Sande rated along to a nicely,
and when they Strengthened out Brides
man stood the gamest kind of drive
to get up and snatch the purse from
Duncecap. q. r,..41s'-,..
Canyon might have been. dangerous
bat for being pinched back nearing the
halt-mile post. Martz brought this one
along again, but the effort had taken
its toll. ses- 81, - 41.as,C. Il
The closing event, saw the ascen-
deney of another short -pri iced soue, p oe
winning, at to 2, with Sapercargo, a
70 TO l. shot, second. and Good Time
The day started auspiciously with
81 to 5 favorite romping home easily
ih the opening event at five, and q
salf furlongs for maiden two-year olds.
mis- was G. L. Qdom's Ruddy, which
graduated in impressive style, cover
ihy't the distance an 1:05 3-5. Ruddv
sot away fast and was never in dangeT.
sEhough Keenan, made a determir1ed
Effort in TIE drive through t6e
stretch, to beat Homestretch By three
sagths for the place. q Pc, 'sT
Upset in Second. s.. - -
The second event resulted in an
Wsst'with Service Star, a. q to l shot,
getting the big money. Lord Herbert,
Y outsider, was distant second and
Vsfaleneita, the favorite, landed the
consolation end of the purse. The lat
Ief showed a fine burst of speed, but
qnt eold at the three-quarter post
Salie leadlng the procession. -.. SO
oerFlce Star was far the best
Jockey Merimee left the barrier alb
soaate!y last in the field OF nine, but
cieVeriy wormed his way through and
s4'er taking the pole raced the leaders
aown and won galloping
.. Aitthfough the public choice captured
y .he third there was not much profit,
mt, because the Rancocas Stable SOM
IN the works on Rigel, which was
hammered s down to prohibitive odds
.h ol to 5. Fator simply sat tight on
.at a.s one and towroped the field. The
lsaers never figured. Rigel was five
: .sngths to the good at the turn into
e. e. ssEeteh and won eased up, three
Fith- Rock Salt third. There was some
pay for Peter Brown, which closed
l second choice, but this one ran out
Sa.le ,sa.E IN second place and finished