The Washington herald., 1922-08-04
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LEADING COSTICAN
and WELLFDNDER
Trevelyan Away to Bad
Start-Poor Rides
Ruin Favorites.

SARATOGA RACE TRACK, Aug.
3.-Mrs. w. NJ. Jefford's Two Feath-
ers. which hadn't won a race since
last season at Aqneduct, captured
the Pittsneid Handicap this after
noon. He was 12 to 1. the longest
shot on the board. Costigan was
second and Wellhnder third. The
tavorite, rreveiyan. was away badly
from the post. and. although he
made up lot of ground, his speed
was gone when he got to the
stretch.
Hullabaloo. the favorite, won the
seneca selling stakes handily after
racing far in front of his opponents
with Banker Brown. After the lat :
ter dropped back. Billy Watts came
through to place money. and Tan
gerine was third only because
banker Brown dropped back to him
Allie Oehs Surprises.
There were plenty of tips In the
opening event. a f1ve-furlong dash
ior z-year-olds. Allie Ochs was
a not one. so were Rustem and
Daniel. The attention these at
tracted made the good price of 3
to 1 against Edict. She won easily
after leading from the jump.
Allie Ochs attempted to stay. but
dropped back to third leaving Dan
lel to chase the Rancocas flly
Rounding the stretch. Rustem
moved up strong on the outside
and soon caught and passed Daniel.
Jockies Go Bad.
An incompetent ride by Ginley
was all that beat Red Legs, the
favorite. in the second event for
maiden jockeys. He let Halu up
on the rail coming from the far turn
and even then in the stretch had
chance to overhaul Halu. Ginley,
however. almost fell OF Red Legs
when he began to use the whip.
They finished with Halu half a
length in front and Red Legs two
lengths in front of Moody.
Laverne Fator gave another poor
exhibition OF riding on Little Chief
in the fifth Ten lengths behind the
leaders coming to the stretch he
came through on the rail when it
was too late. Meanwhile BraedeIbane
and Toll had been running alone in
'front.' 1t looked like the race was
between them until Little Chief
made his belated move Toll lasted
long enough to be third
First Race-For 2-year-olds; five
furiongs: Edict. los (Fator). 3 to /,
even. 1 to 2; Rustem. 107 (CaIlahan),
to .. even; Daniel. 112 (McAtee).
even Time. :59 As. Lady Myra,
Allie Ochs, Harde, Primus -Raffles
and Yankee Traveller also ran.
Second Race-Fot 3-year-olds and
up; claiming: one mile: HaIu. 1Os
(Mein). to I. to 5. 1 to 2; Red
Legs. 110 (Ginley). to 3, out.
Moody. 1o3 (Hammond). to 5.
Time. 1888 as. Vendor and Chateau
Gay also ran
Third Race-Three-year-o and
up; six furlongs: Hullabaloo los
(McAtee). 2 to l, to 5, l to 8;
Billy Watts. log (Fator), even, 1 to
2: Tangerine. 106 (MarinellD. even
Time. I'll 2-5. Banker Brown.
Nose Dive and Tarn also ran.
Fourth Race Three-year-olds
and up: one mile. Two Feathers.
100 (Taylor). 10 to 1. to 1. 2 to 1;
Costigan. 95 (Merimee). to 1.
even: welIfinder. 1O5 (Nfartz). even.
Time, 1888 As. Billy Barton, Tre-
Nelyan. Calisula and Recount also
ran.
Fifth Race-Three-year-o -olds: six
furlongs: Braedelbane. 12O Gar
ner). 9 to 5. 3 to 5. 1 to 4: Little
Chief. 10 CFator), to 5. to 4:
Toll, los PooD. to 2. Time.
I'LL 1-5. Surf Rider and Pirate
Gold also ran.
Sixth Race-Three-ye year-olds and
up: one mile: Southern Cross. 112
6Schuttinger). to l. to 5. , to 5:
Brilliant Star. 1O7 (wilson). to r.
. to 1; Brocklesby, 112 (Morris).
to 1. Time, 1888. Anterior. High
Speed. Black Fox. Gunsight, Double
Cross Royal Charlie and Rector
town also ran.