New-York tribune., 1922-06-14

away q; will through the stretch and
Won over Mad Halter By a couple oi
iergths. pulled 20 a common eanief
through the last sixteenth.
Exterminator showed Up Mad Halter
a. badly as Be Frank. tho only horse
hat had the nerve 10 face him eight
days ago in the Bayside Handicap at
mile and a furlong on that oo-
cssion Exterminator never came out OF
pull. Yet he raced 90 the outside
and head 20 head with Be Frank all
4 the way. till he got good and ready
20 sew il up through the last sixteenth.
The fine old Kilmcr gclding, which
ID % this season was supposed 20
~1vor the long route, stepped the mile
and a sixteenth yesterday afternoon
under the crushing impost OF 100
pounds in the sensational time OF l:44.
This was just four-dfths seconds slower
han the track record for the distance
which was hung up by the Quincy
stables four-ycsr-old Captain Alcock
under 100 pounds on June 3. 1921 NO
one who watched Extcrminaior closely
Yesterday afternoon but would frankly
agree he might have raced second
faster and TO a new mark had there
been anything in the race 90 push him.
Ready for Brooklyn Handicap
Exterminator was sent out in the
Bayside. despite his crushing impost.
% qualify for the rich Brooklyn Handi-
CAP AZ mile and furlong. which viii
feature the opening Of the Queen .
County Jockey Club al Aqucduct, Fri
dny afternoon. Outside Of Mad Halter,
which was favored by pull Of seven
pounds, his company seemed scarcely
worth consideration. IL is true that
certain connections Of the stable
bruited about that Harry Payne Whit
,,y's Damask had been simply flying
IN his works; the Foreign Stables
Billy Mclaughlin and Devastation and
Two Feathers. lightwcights, appealed
% a few sharpshooters who always aim
At the moon in prices. But when i
came 70 solid betting the entire field
81 six barring only Mad Halter and
Exterminator - appeared 20 be almost
entirely overlooked.
And the heavy play was made on the
Rancocas Stable star. Everybody appre-
cisted-or thought he appreciated Ex-
terninators worth. But few students
of form believed the grand game old
gplding capable Of giving seven pounds
% n rival Of such speed, stamina and
courage as Mad Halter had proven him
self to be tins year. Each OF the pair
vas quoted at 6 10 By the Oralists IN
the opening line; heavy play on the
Sinclair Hildreth representative ham
rersd this quotation down 70 evens at
most time; Exterm.nator's price kited
meanwhile 20 10 2.
When it came 10 racing there was
only one horse IN the field and he wa5
he horse that belongs IN the Equine
Hall Of Fame. Mad Halter, after mis-
behaving al the post. broke none too
well. while Exterminator, usually o
somewhat sluggish starter, was of IN
'front.'. Mad Eatter seemed in sort OF
tanglc and when he finally did find his
rncing legs he was several lengths in
the ruek. Sands, however, worked UP
fast on the outside and at the end Of a
furlong showed in front
start Made No Difference
II was not tho start that beat Mad
Halter. He might have been on wing.
ing like a Norwich or Man o. war ana
stiil the result would have been the
same. II was simply case Of class
and class told in the end Billy Nc
LAughlin and Two Feathers raced Ike
a team through the first eighth. at the
end Of which Mad Halter took com
,nand. Half way round the bend billy
Mclaughlin and Two Feathers cnuekee
81 Then Johnson made his move WIN
ExtsTminator. ,,. .;,
within striking distance Of the pace
,,aker. but did not give Exterminator
his head until he had straightened' on
~ outside Of the Rancocas Stable
br,sdwinner, for the run home. once
he ciucked 70 the Kilmer gelding there
WAS nothing 70 II. In hall dozeh
gisnt strides honest old Exterminator
rad closed the gap Of length and
haN and was looking right into MAO
Matters eye. The race was run; the
purse was won. Mad Halter folded Ike
. wet dish rag. EXterminator, under
triple wraps, breezed the rest OF the
usy 20 a ridiculously easy victory
Devastation, an outsider, closed WIN
great rush and nipped the firing Billy
Mclaughlin out OF third money.
The victory in the Garden City
Handicap was worth 1885 70 EXternli-
nator and brought the total winnings
Of his career slightly over S2O5,OOO. NO
gelding in America ever before he-
counted Tor 30 lNANn lAte' Ahv-tN %
Generally speaking. IL was day OF
disaster. for only two favorites came
home az the. head Of their professions.
The rrnning Of the second race at six
furlongs furnished one OF the biggest
upsets OF the meeting when Wishbonc,
a 10 10 | shot, and rank outsider OF
a field Of three. traipsed home in front
~ HArridan, 2 20 choice. IL was
procession from start 20 finlsh-Wlsh-
hone, Harridan and Sherando running
IN lndish file all the way.
Translate Beats Tribune
Translate. which won the third heat
at mile. was the first winning iavorite
% the day. This one raced Cromwell
nto submission in about a half mile
nut was doing his best at the end 70
.tave of the game challenge OF Trib-
une. A wagon load Of money was
burned up on Zealot, which ran fair
race after being in close quarters
around the turn.
j. s. Cosdens Msrtingale. classy
two-yesr-old colt by Martinez Lady
lrms. spread q field Of a dozen Juve-
niles in the curtain number dash OF
five furlongs. John :. Madden's Pravus
lust lasted 10 nose out Autumn Bells,
so 10 shot. for the place.
Algoa. a 10 10 ! shot, scored IN the
fifth race at mile after coming
around the entire field on the turn.
General Csdorna was second. a nose in
front Of Mount Hope, principally be
cause Of the superior Workmanship Of
A. Johnson as compared 20 little +.
Bell. Mollie Barnes. the heavily
played favorite. quit TO nothing in the
stretch after showing early speed.
The prsttiest finish Of the day graced
the opening dash ~ FIVE furlongs
straight Of seven cheap juveniles.