The New York herald., 1922-11-10
BLACK COLT LUCKY
ITO WIN EVENT NO. 3
Nstless Ride by Fator on Lit
tie Chief Enables Him to
Score.
PRESENT CUP TO OWNER
Stewards Honor j. Lawrence
Replogle When His Colors
Flash Home in Front.

SPECIAL Dispatch to THE New YORK HERALD,
BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-Tryster, the
black four year-old colt which now
races for the Westmont Stable, proved
himself one OF the great heroes OF
Maryland's greatest race meeting to-
day when he carried off the final part
OF the Pimhco Serial weight for age
race, over the mile and an eighth dis
tance. and made a clean sweep of the
series. Little Chief, Harry +. Sin
clair's three-year- colt which raced
him to neck in part No. last Fri
day dupli 'ated that effort to-day. In
the opinion of many horsemen he
would have broken Tryster's string
to-day under q more energetic ride
from Laverne Fator. Hephiastos was
a distant third. six lengths back and
showing the way by a neck to Polly
Anna, the only other starter.
J. Lawrence Replogle, whose nom the
course is the Westmont stable. came
over from Washington in time to wit
ness the victory of the colt for which
he paid Harry Payne Whitney $4,000
during the Saratoga meeting last Au-
gust. and which has proved himself
rare bargain since The Maryland
Jockey Club rose to the occasion when
Tryster took part No by digging up
a beautiful silver trophy which was pre-
sented to Trainer Scott Harlan in the
stewards stand and later handed by Mr..
Replogle at the clubhouse enclosure.
Lyke. who had ridden Tryster In Parts
and evidently found the weather too
cool for racing and was among the
missing when checking time arrived, so
that Frank Keogh was substituted. II
was a wise choice. Keogh sent Tryster
TO the lead and rated him at an even
gait on the lead throughout.
Tryster Tired mt End.
The fractional time for the first mile,
% AS, As, 1 :13 and the mile In :39
found Tryster in condition to go a bit
further than he has ever shown an in
.lination to and the son of Peter Pan
finished the distance in $50 1-5, an ex-
tremely tired horse. Fator kept Little
Chief within striking distance of the
pace to the final eighth. evidently under
the impression that Tryster must come
back, as he always had.
He only hustled his mount through
the last forty yards when he swept to-
ward the black colt and finally passed
him a stride beyond the finish. Tryster
won Part No. / over the six furlong
distance on wednesday. November
two days later he took Part No. over
the mile distance. 1t is the first time
in the history OF the event that any
horse has ever accounted for all three
parts.
The racing was generally spirited and
some surprises developed over a track
which had finally recovered from recent
rain.
Pegasus, a shifty threeyear-old colt
from the Montfort Jones stable. regis
tered the first success OF the meeting
forphis Oklahoma breeder in Annapolis
high weight handicap when he got up in
the last stride TO nose out Big Heart,
with the poorly ridden Hildur, third
Pegasus paid the substantial return OF
S5Ls0 for the 81 ticket.
Tassell. Mawrcoron. Second Thoughts,
Sling and Hello Partner won the other
ia ces.
A division OF the Montfort Jones string
which has been racing in Kentucky ar
rived at Bowie yesterday for participa-
ton in the meeting which will open
there on November IS.
Rockminster for Bowie.
among them were Rockmlnster. Fair
Phantom. Miss JOY. Miss Minerva, The
Clown. Dan O'Sullvan. Widegon. Rou-
Ieaal, Surf Rider and Resting Time, Oui
Ouis and Pegasus, which have repre-
sented the stables coors here. will join
them upon the arrival OF Trainer Kay
spence from Kentucky.
Twenty-four Juveniles have been
named to start in the $4,000 Walden
stakes, over the mile distance to-rnor-
row. Owing to the narrow width of the
track II may be necessary to start them
in two lines. Sally's Alley has been
f.amed. but was considered a doubtful
starter by the track officials. Her
owner Is expected to arrive during the
morning. when n final decision viii be
made. Martingale and Dunlin have
drawn positions which wifi require their
breaking from the outer end OF the rear
ward file. 90 that they VIII be greatly