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GRAND SARATOGA MEETING , ALL PREVIOUS RECORDS BROKEN WHEN 86,990 IS 1 DISTRIBUTED DURING TWENTY-SEVEN DAYS OF GLORIOUS RACING BENJAMIN BLOCK LEADING WINNER THROUGH SUC- CESSES OF THE UNBEATEN COLT MORVICH Glorious Saratoga racing has come and gone. Wonderful were the displays of speed . and stamina of the beautifully-bred and skillfully trained creatures of the thoroughbred 1 world, in competition for the valuable and coveted turf trophies offered by the Saratoga j Racing Association. Often styled the "Ascot of America," Saratoga lived up to its reputation. There gathered the beautj- and wealth of the nation; statesmen, financiers, men and women : famous in art, literature, theatrical and commercial circles; visitors from all over the United States, Canada, Cuba andabroad. They came for pleasure and were royally enter- , tained.. The chief entertainment, of course, was the racing. And what glorious racing it was! With the best hordes of the land pitied against each other, it would have been surprising if it had been otherwise. From the first day, when the peerless Miss. Joy revealed her charms and quality in the Flash Stakes and Yellow Hand triumphed oyer Mad Hatter after a great -contest in the Saratoga Handicap, until the final afternoon, ; wfien vMorvich won the rich ; . Hopeful Stakes mid the gallant Exterminator walked over for the Saratoga Cup, there Avas t-carcely u day tlvJt rlid not bring its thrill and uncontest worthy of the place and the horses cpnipeting,- . , :r i-Tlie aratogatftHTiijj? association;" eTerrogfessive antfoud of its past glories, . made , tuch racing possible by surpassing all its previous records in the matter of money distribution, 1 giving away, in stakes and purses, the grand total of 386,990 for twenty-seven days of racing, the daily average distribution amounting to 4,332. Each year since 1913, when racing was resumed in New York state after a two-year suspension, on account of hostile betting legislation, with the exception of 1915, a steady increase has been made in Saratogas monetanjistribution, as will be seen by glancing over the following tabulation: Daily Total Daily Total Distri- Distri- . Distri- Distri- Year. bution. bution. Year. bution. bution. 1921 514,332 86,990 1916 7,334 176,035 1920 13,778 358,240 1915 5,476 131,445 1919 . 11,475 298,357 1914 6,987 174,690 191S 10,705 289.042 1913 6.006 156,160 1917 10,135 263,535 The greater portion of each years monetary prizes is distributed by. means of richly endowed stake races. This year there were thirty-four such fixtures, and the Hopeful was the most valuable of them. By winning it Morvich enriched his owner to the extent of 4,900. Morvich also won two other choice plums when he accounted for the Saratoga Special, df4he net value of 10,500, and the United States Hotel Stakes, worth 9,075 to the winner. TJic speedy Miss Joy also won three stake features, but their monetary value was considerably less than the three won by Morvich. In a great measure the success and popularity of Saratoga racing is due to this great array of annual stake races, and the only disappointing note in connection with their running is the small fields in the long distance contests. There should never be a "walk-over" in such a famous race as the Saratoga Cup. The only redeeming feature of it was that it was the gallant Exterminator, twice winner of the race previously, that "walked over" for it. Here is the grand and valuable array of stake races that brought glory and. money to their winners: Stakes. Dale. Winner. Value. Hopeful Stakes August 31 Morvich 34.900 Saratoga Special Stakes August 13 Morvich 10,500 Travcrs Stakes August 20 Sporting Blood 10,275 United States Hotel Stakes August 6 Morvich 9,075 Grand Union Hotel Stakes August 20 Kai-Sang 9,050 Saratoga Handicap August 1 Yellow Hand 7,750 Alabama Stakes August 11 Prudery 7,275 Merchants and Citizens Handicap August 27 Exterminator 7,200 Saratoga Steeplechase Handicap. August 27 Robert Oliver 6,100 Spinaway Stakes August 27 Miss Joy 6,100 Saranac Handicap August 16 Crocus 5,225 Delaware Handicap August 9 Idle Dell 4,975 Saratoga Cup Handicap August 31 Exterminator 4,750 Milbr Stakes.... August 6 Prudery 4,325 Champlain Handicap August 13 Sennings Park 4,175 Troy Selling Stakes August 15 Modo 4,175 Flash Stakes August 1 Miss Joy. . . . 3,925 Sanford Memorial Stakes August 10 Sir Hugh 3.925 Adirondack Handicap August 23 Oil Man 3,925 Huron Handicap : August 25 Smoke Screen 3,800 Albany Handicap August 30 Modo 3,600 Catskill Selling Stakes August 24 Lunetta 3,525 Amsterdam Selling Stakes August 29 Hobey Baker 3,425 Kentucky Selling Stakes August 26 Budana 3,225 Schuylervilb Handicap August 4 Miss Joy 3,175 Grab Bag Handicap August 17 Pegasus 3,150 Seneca Selling Stakes August 3 Tody 2.700 Mohawk Selling Stakes August 18 Cimarron 2,700 Bcverwyck Steeplechase August 20 Syrdarya 2,625 North American Steeplechase Handicap August 13 Sweepment 2,575 Shillelah Steeplechase Handicap. August 1 Minata 2,550 Consolation Stakes Second Part August 22 Budana 2,470 Consolation Stakes First Part August S Restraint 2,430 Expectation Handicap August 2 Sportiboy... 2,175 Continued on secopd page. GRAND SARATOGA MEETING Continued from first page. The possession of one high-class horse lias, in times past, brought fame and fortune to the owner. Benjamin Block of New York, a newcomer to the turf, first secured a halt interest in Morvich, then later bought him outright. With this one horse Mr. Block has become prominent overnight, as it were, and gained honors for which other men have spent fortunes, only to meet witli disappointment. Mor-viclis three stake victories placed Mr. Blocks name at the top of the list of the money-winning owners at Saratoga, witli the imposing total of 4,475. For the first time this year the Rancocas Stable had to be content with second place, but there is much satisfaction in the fine record that establishment made in winning ten races, finishing second in ten others and accounting for 3,044. Despite many and grievous disappointments during the entire year, the H. P. Whitney stable has not figured importantly wherever engaged, except in Kentucky, and it did well at Saratoga, with eleven victories and 9,87G to its credit. From an owners standpoint Edward R. Bradley certainly has just and weighty reasons to feel chagrined over the failure of his stable at Saratoga. After sweeping everything before him at the early spring and summer meetings in Kentucky and winning more races than lie had ever won before in his career on the turf, it was indeed disappointing to the master of Idle Hour Farm to eome to Saratoga and leave there without even one victory to his credit. Such, however, was the case, and only goes to strikingly illustrate the beautiful uncertainty of racing. The owners who won $."00 or more during the meeting are as follows: Owner. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Block, B 3 0 0 $.,4.4.5 Rancocas Stable 10 " VZiH Whitney, II. P. 1 10 8 29.8.0 Jones, Montfort . 1 3 Redstone Stable 3 3 2 13.3S.. Kilmer, W. S 2 3 1 l-,-0 Cochran, G. A 1 1 Lumsden. J 4 3 2 9,300 Stoneham. C. A 2 0 0 8.;i Madden, J. E 5 4 4 -l Modo Stable 2 1 3,4iji Greentree Stable 3 0 .J Cosden, J. S 0 0 0 i.Ojij. Pelican Stable 3 l" Wilson, R. T ! 3 3 7,391 Jeffords, W. M B 3 0 0,8-4 Westmont Stable - 0 0 5,90b Salmon, W. J 3 12 ;,20 Sanford. J 4 4 5 15,205 Camden, J. N 1 0 1 4,J-.j Coe. W. R 2 3 1 3.S-.;. Loft, G. W 1 2 0 3., ... Widener, G. D 2 0 0 Widener, J. E 2 4 3 3.503 Rosseter. J. II 2 3 2 ...4M Clark, Mrs. F. A 2 0 1 3.42., Webber, T. 0 3 3 0 3,29. Clopton, S. A. 2 2 2 -,.- Dosoris Stable 1 O j- -g Hallenbeck, J. J 2 0 0 ,S14 Schwartz, M. L 2 0 1 -.4jJ Burch, W. P 1 r-iP0 Bradley, E. R 0 2 - ,00 Murphy, R. J - J 3 Fisher, II. C 1 3 4 2,200 Gerry R L 1 3 2 2,1;;0 Murphy M.t 2 0 0 2.100 Petit S 1 - " -."" Sonic B. 2 0 -01 S s. ::: i i 2 i.ai Crist T. E 2 0 0 I,i9. Goldsmith, L. B 1 J 3 1,701 Smart, K. 2 1 1 I. 00 Glen Riddle Farm 1 0 0 1,010 Houseman, F 1 1 ,m. Bean, J. W 2 1 0 1,000 Oak Ridge Stable 1 2 2 1,000 Choos, G 1 1 0 1,443 Fox, P. J 1 1 0 1.443 Kardas, L. M 1 1, J A20 Hirsch, M 1 0 1 1,311 Short Grass Stable 1 0 2 3,400 Woodcliffe, A. S 1 1 4 1,300 Grayson, C. T. . 0 2 u l.-0 Waterbury, L 0 2 4 1, o0 Altermau 1 0 0 ri Martin, W. L. S 0 2 3 l.lO Triple Springs Farm 1 0 1 l,i-u Winmill. R. C 1 1 2 1.J00 Lowenstein, M. and J 1 2 0 1,300 Malverin Hill Farm 10 1 l.OOo Thompson . W. P 1 0 0 1,0-0 Oneck Stable- 1 1 0 1.000 Canterbury Farm 1 1 1 1,VL Rasch. O. C 1 1 0 94o Herold, P. A 1 0 0 930 Bauer L T 1 0 1 900 Horner. R. j. ".. 1 1 0 900 Stevenson, Maj. C. L 1 0 0 0Q0 Wliitney, E. F 0 1 4 900 Calcina, T 1 0 .1 800 Tenebaum, C 1 0 O Coburn, J. A 1 0 0 i 0 Acker, H 1 0 0 7 .0 Cook, R 1 0 O 700 Hildreth, S. C 0 2 1 ;0 Sears, F A 1 0 0 700 Smith, R. P., Jr 1 0 0 70 Whalen. J 1 0 0 . .0 Woodford, D 1 0 0 00 Quincy Stable 0 1 - iO0 Jenkins, S. L 1 0 0 700 Kelley, F. J 1 0 0 00 Kraft, F 1 O 0. 700 Lavin, P. J 0 3 1 70 Lexington Stable 1 0 0 .00 Parr, R 0 2 0 700 Hewitt, J 1 0 0 700 Foreign Stable 0 1 1 j00 Clancy, W. C 1 O 0 .00 Griffith, J. E 0 2 0 000 Shaughnessy, J 0 1 2 ....0 Burch. P. M 0 2 1 500 Dahnken, F , 0 1 2 500 Price, T. F. 0 2 1 BOO To the unbeaten two-year-old Morvich fell the lions share of the rich Saratoga prizes. His three stake victories, worth 4,47".. t only stamped him as the best colt of his age, but helped to repay his fortunate owner for the huge outlay of money required to secure him. The Rancocas Stables game Kai-Sang. that three times tried and failed to wrest the laurels from Morvich, was the second laigcat winner among the horses. He won 1,750. Prudery, Miss Joy, Exterminator and Sporting Blood were other big winners. The following is a list of the horses which won 00 or more each: Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Morvich 3 0 0 4,475 Kai-Sang X 4 0 14,7,0 Prudery 2 1 O 13,000 Mtes Joy 3 O 0 13.200 Exterminator 2 O 0 XI, Sporting Blood 1 2 0 11., Modo 2 1 0 8,47j Robert Oliver 4 1 0 8,400 Yellow Hand 1 0 0 .,.;-0 Lunetta 3 0 1 0,439 Crocus 2 1 0 .4-j Idle Dell 2 0 1 0.-30 Smoke Screen 3 1 0 i.O.kj B"na 2 1 0 0.04., OH Man .. 0 1 0 0-0 Sennings Park - Hobey Baker 2 0 1 4.-.0 Sir Hugh 1 0 1 4 Pegasus 1 1 2 4,200 Reprisal 3 0 0 3,988 Thunderclap 3 1 O 3.. 00 Sweepment 1 1 0 3,;i Tody 10 1 2,900 Syrdarya 1 0 1 2,8; Cimarron , 1 0 1 2,o00 Bit of White 0 2 1 2,000 Miuata 1 0 0 2.Sj.0 Two Feathers 2 2 0 ,;3 Sportiboy 1 0 1 2.525 Parader 2 J- -..j-0 Mad Hatter 0 3 0 J.uOO Toil 2 0 0 2.44u Diramesdale 2 0 0 2.437 Itestraint 1 0 0 2,430 Thimble 1 3 -m I 0 Wliiskaway - --00 Jock Scot 2 0 0 2.100 Duncecap 2 1 0 2.0..1 Billy McLaughlin 2 1 1 2,010 Horse. 1st. 2d. 3d. Amt. Edwina 2 0 0 2.010 Devastation 1 2 0 2.010 Killala . . 2 1 0 1,900 Chateau Thierry 1 1 1 1,855 Sagacity 2 2 0 1,845 Surf ..: i 1 2 1.800 Incog 2 0 0 1.795 Calamity Jane 1 1 0 1,700 Overmatch 2 1 1 1,700 Oceanic l 0 0 1,010 Tulwar i 2 1 1,001 Perigounline l 0 2 1,001 Lady Gertrude 1 1 0 1.G01 Bunting 2 1 0 1,501 Peccant 2 1 0 1,000 John Paul Jones 1 1 0 1,000 William A o 1 0 1,500 Avispa 1 1 0 1,452 Eager Eyes 1 1 0 1,443 Mollie Barnes 1 1 0 1,413 Pickwick 1 1 1 1,420 Current Events 1 0 0 1,-toi Natural Bridge 2 0 0 1,400 Roulette Ill 1,400 Valley of the Moon 1 0 O 1.40O Ararat 1 2 O 1,400 Sonmangha 0 1 3 1,350 Kiltie ., 1 0 0 1,253 Krewer 1 O 0 1,253 Mercury 1 0 0 1,253 Surf Rider 1 1 O 1,245 Tufter 1 O 0 1,213 Kirklevington 1 1 2 1,200 Aknusti O 2 1 1,150 Carpenter 1 1 0 1.120 Pen Rose 10 1 1,120 Long Island 1 0 0 1,111 Uellsolnr 2 3 1,100 Righeart 0 3 O 1,100 Evil 1 1 2 1,100 Snob II 1 1 2 1,100 Bantry Pass" 1 1 1 1,050 Musty 1 O 0 1,020 Nedna 1 0 0 1,020 Recount 1 O 0 1,001 Anniversary 1 0 O 1,001 Frigate 110 1.000 Pirate McGee 1 1 1 1,000 Dullseye 1 0 0 OSi Touch Me Not 1 0 0 970 Flying Scout 1 0 0 005 Dolman 1 1 0 915 Huonec 1 0 O 930 Careful 1 1 0 900 Deadlock 1 0 2 900 Madelle 1 0 O 900 Royal Duck 1 1 0 900 The Lamb 1 1 0 900 Wapiti 1 1 .0 900 Leatherface 1 O 1 SCO Galeta 1 0 1 850 Episode 1 0 1 800 Dolores 1 0 1 fcOO Citation 1 0 1 800 Blue Belle 1 O 1 S00 Candidate II 1 0 0 775 Saywhieh 1 O 0 705 Carmencita 1 0 O 700 Polyantha 1 0 0 700 Staunch 1 0 0 700 Witchworl: 1 0 0 700 Valor 0 2 1 750 Servitor 0 1 4 750 Joyful 0 1 1 750 Cape Pillar 0 1 0 750 Copper Demon 0 1 2 700 Biff Bang 1 0 0 700 Gallivant 0 3 1 700 Harridan 1 0 0 700 Iloudini 1 0 0 700 Inchcape 1 0 0 700 Janku 1 0 0 700 June Grass 1 0 . 0 700 Jyntee 1 0 0 700 Le Marsouin : 1 0 0 700 Missionary 1. 0 0 700 Pastoral 1 0 0 700 Phalaris 1 0 O 700 Pibroch 1 0 0 700 Polly Ann 1 0 0 700 Rose Brigade 1 0 0 700 Royal Arch 0 2 0 700 Sea Scot 1 0 0 700 Tom McTaggart 0 3 1 700 Tryster 1 0 0 700 Arrow of Gold 1 0 0 700 Nolawn 1 0 0 700 St. Henry 1 0 0 700 Love Tap 0 1 2 COO Frank Furst 0 2 0 000 War Note 0 1 2 550 Audacious 0 0 1 500 Doughnut 0 2 1 500 Last Straw 0 1 2 5C0 Lord Baltimore 0 0 2 500 Scotland Yet 0 2 1 500 Second Thoughts 0 1 0 500 Swift Grass 0 0 1 500 Gahmtnian O 1 0 500 Fluff 0 1 3 500 The outstanding star of the riders during the meeting was L. Fator. His record is an enviable one indeed. He rode thirty-eight winners out cf ninety-nine mounts for the excellent percentage cf .38. While Sande is second on the list, he is far behind Fator with only fifteen victories to his credit. However, he had fewer mounts, only taking part in forty-nine races. Tie records of the jockeys who rode one or more winners follow: Jockey. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. TJnp. P.C. Fator, L 99 3S 21 11 29 .33 Sande, E 49 15 12 7 15 .31 Turner, S 43 9 0 5 23 .21 Penman, L. 35 0 8 0 15 .17 Rice, T 41 0 5 7 23 .15 Coltiletti, F 39 8 9 S 14 .21 Ambrose, E 21 4 2 1 14 .10 Garner, M 14 4 1 3 0 .29 Haynes, E 25 4 0 2 13 .10 Keogh, F 30 4 4 9 13 .13 McAtee, L 41 4 4 10 23 .10 Ponce, C 39 4 5 0 24 .10 Scobie, E 29 4 0 4 15 .14 Kummer, C 30 3 4 2 27 .OS Carroll, G. W 40 3 10 0 27 .07 Holloway, R 2 2 O 0 0 100 Bullman, S 27 2 3 3 19 .07 CV.lIahan, J 42 2 5 7 28 .05 Kelsay, W 13 2 2 2 7 .15 Robinson, C 19 2 1 5 11 .11 AVeiner, F 20 2 1 2 15 .10 Yeargin, G 17 1 0 1 15 .00 Buel, C 18 1 0 2 15 .05 Elisor, L 9 1 1 3 4 .11 Kummer, E 9 1 2 1 5 .11 Lowe, S. 10 1 0 O 9 .10 Lvke, L. 10 112 0 .10 Miller, C. II 24 1 4 3 10 .04 Reilley, F 1 1 0 0 0 100 Schuttinger, A 11 1 0 1 9 .09 Slaughter, M 11 1 O 2 8 .09 Smith, F 5 1 1 0 3 .20 Walters, H 1 1 O 0 0 100 Wilson, F 9 1 3 O 5 .11 Johnson, A 10 1 0 2 7 .10 The following finished second or third witli one or more of their mounts, but did not ride a winner: Jockey. Mts. 2d. Sd.Unp. Zoeller, J 14 3 2 9 Rowan, J 12 2 2 8 Collins. A 9 2 1 0 Gantner, A 2 1 0 1 Babin, G j. 0 1 1 4 Finn, T 110 0 Parrington, T. 7 1 1 5 Rodriguez, J 5 1 0 4 Scott, R 3 1 0 2 Butwell, J 5 1 1 3 Morris, L S 0 1 7 Breuning, C 4 0 1 3 Bruder, C 3 0 1 2 Swart, N 4 0 1 3 Tryon, A 7 0 2 5 Hamilton, II 2 0 1 1 The following were unplaced with all their mounts: Jockey. Mts. Jockey. Mts. Luusford, n 1 Mergler. C 1 Doyle, T. J 1 Nicklaus, A 1 Jackson, 0 1 Marinelli, B 1 Continued on ninth page. GRAND SARATOGA MEETING- Continued from second page. Jockey. Mts. Jockey. Mts. Peters, J 1 Petz. J. O. 2 Mein. G 1 McLaughlin. A .1 Pitz. J 1 Mountain, M 3 Smith, C 1 Frey, J. 3 Thomas, H 1 Kruger, A 3 Turner, R 3 Sneidman, S 4 Walls. P 1 Barrett, N 4 Gruneisen. J ...2 Allen, A 0 Moore, II 2 Lancaster, R 7 Mooney, J 2 Campbell, J 9 W. Hunt was the leader of the steeplechase riders, of whom the following rode one or more winners: Rider. Mts. 1st. 2d. 3d. Unp.P.C. Hunt, W 8 3 2 1 2 .37 Haynes. B 7 2 0 0 5 .29 Hines, C 7 2 1 2 2 .29 Kennedy, N 11 2 4 0 5 .IS Brooks, N 5 2 0 0 3 .40 Bush, S 7 2 1 2 2 .29 Brady, P 0 1 1 2 2 .17 Byers, D 9 1 2 3 3 .11 Cheyne, L 7 1 1 1 4 .14 Crawford, R. II 5 1 1 1 2 .20 Mnhoney, W 1 1 1 1 1 .25 Mergler, C 2 1 10 0 .50 Stevenson. Maj. O. L... 1 1 0 0 0 100 The following finished second or third with one or more of their mounts, but did not ride a winner: Rider. Mts. 2d. Sd.Unp. Keating, W 5 1 0 4 Rosen, W 4 1 1 2 Smoot, C 1 1 0 0 Stretch, A 2 1 0 1 Temple, Capt. II 1 1 0 0 Barrett, 1 3 0 1 2 Powers, V 1 0 1 0 Wilkinson, C 2 0 1 1 Rockwell, Capt. M. J 1 0 1 0 The following were unplaced with all their mounts: Jockey. Mts. Jockey. Mts. Jones, C 1 Atwell, Col. C. W..1 Maddox, L 1 McComb, Lt. R. P... 1 MeCleary, W 1 Higgins, S 1 McManus, R 1 Dale, D 2 Morris, J 1 Nicklaus, A 3 Diehl, Capt. J. R... 1 James Rowe carried off the trainers honors from his old rival, S. G. Ilildretli, the Whitney trainer having eleven winners to his credit, while Hildreth had ten. The records .of the trainers follow: Trainer. Wins. Trainer. Wins. Rowe, James 11 Brady, M 1 Hildreth, S. C 10 Bray, F. M 1 Garth, Win G Brooks, W. II 1 Ilealey, T. J G Clancy, W. C 1 Evans, J 5 Donovan, J. L 1 Hastings, J 5 Feustel, L 1 Milam, J. C 5 Fox, P. J 1 Clopton, S. A 4 Frisbie, F. C 1 Harlan, S. P 4 Garson, 1 1 Healy, J. W 4 Garth, L. W 1 Murphy, M. J 4 Gordon, A. B 1 Smart, M 4 Hanlon, E. M 1 Odom, G. M 4 Harmon, T. J 1 Walker, W. S. 4 Heider, E. G 1 Waylaud, E 3 Henry, W. II 1 Webber, T. 0 3 Herold, F. A 1 Taylor, F. M 3 Hewitt, J 1 llirsch, M 3 Karrick, W. II 1 Burlew, F 3 Kearney, D 1 Casey, C. J 3 Knapp, W 2 Booth, W 3 Kraft, F 1 Burch, P. M 2 Land, G 1 Bush, S. J 2 Lewis, J. H 1 Coburn, G. W 2 Livingston, W 1 Donohue, T. J 2 Lowenstein, M 1 Goldsborough, A. J. . 2 McKcever, R 1 Hoag, II. W 2 Patterson, K 1 Hughes, II 2 Rites, II 1 Joyner, A. J 2 Sietas, E 1 Karricjc, K. K 2 Stevenson, Maj. C. L. 1 McDaniel, AV 2 Vititoe, D 1 Crist. T. E 2 Welsh, T 1 Notter, J 2 Whalen, J 1 Rasch, O. C 2 Peters, E 1 Smith, J. V 2 Woodford, 1 1 Boyle, lt. V 1 The percentage of winning favorites was above normal, as the following table discloses: Number of days 27 Number of races 102 Winning first choices 09 Winning second choices 44 Winning outsiders 48 Winning at odds-on 35 Defeated at odds-on 18 Percentage of winning favorites 43 Note No betting on one race; walk-over. Strange to relate witli all the wonderfully fast horses engaged in the racing no new track records were established. The old marks are exceptionally fast, however, as the following shows: Dist. Horse. A.Wt. Date. Time. 1-2 Olitipa 2 97 July 25, 1874 :47 4. 1-2 f Tgli Timber.2 107 August 15, 1S94.. :54 5-8 Pigeon Wing2 115 August 23, 1918.. :571f. 5 1-2 f Tuscaloosa .2 107 August 22, 191S. .1:04 "3-1 .Tyntee 3 115 August 22. 191S. .1:10 Polymelia:! .4 140 August 23, 1918. .1:10 t 1-2 f II. of Navarre3 122 August 14, 1S94..1:20V1 7-8 Milkman ...4 120 August 19, 1020. .1:23 1 Roamer 7 110 August 21, 191S..1:34 1 Sun Briar ..3 113 August 0, 1018. . .1:30 Fairv Wand. 5 107 August 5, 1!1J. . .1:30 lm55y First Whip. .3 101 August 22, 1900. .1:43V, lm70v Isidor 7 120 August 21, 1901. .1:43 11-10 MeMeekin ..3 131 August 4. 1000. . .1:451. Charentm G 103 August 23, 1900. .1:451. 11-8 Sun Briar... 4 12S August 9. 1919. . .1:50 13-10 Sir Barton.. 4 133 August 2S, 1920. .1:55 1 1-4 Sir Barton.. 4 129 August 2. 1920. . .2:01 Man o War. 3 129 August 21. 1920.. 2:01 lm500y Bend Or 4 115 July 25, 1S82 2:101. 1 5-10 Lit. Ncarer.9 115 August 23, 191S..2-.10 1 3-8 T. Bachelor. .0 107 August 19, 1899. .2:201. 1 1-2 Sombrero ...3 121 August 27. 1902.. 2:31 1 5-8 f Blues 3 113 August 24, 1901.. 2:52 1 3-4 Exterator ..5 120 August 31, 1920.. 2:50 2 1-4 tSpringbol: ..5 114 July 29, 1875. 3:50y, Preakness ..0 114 July 29, 1S75 3:51 2 3-4 Hubbard 4 107 August 9. 1S73. . .4:58 4 Fcl.oweraft .4 103 August 20, 1S71. .7:19Ji Against time. fSlow track.
