The evening world. Newspaper, June 15, 1920, Page 19

aturalist Might Have Won: Brumer Didn't Know How to (Handle Whimsical Horse, So | \ He Sulked in the Excelsior. ho “0” By Vincent Treanor. Without man Fairbrothor, Betond “Receesst, Allan, Anni. |D, has Fake Raco—J mB berty, Gibbet valor room hemmed in on the rail. Turner sg. Boniface, had to sit bolt upright then, and view | Claude, which uged to ship from St. hetp feeling that Naturalist) Rontface and Lanius fighting'it out. |Louis to Morris Park, be taken off ht have won the race with “Butts” orca who rode Naturalist|the cars in 4he morning and win in er instead of Turner in his t success ‘last season, has|the afternoon, is at no discomfort great toa us time and time again of Nat-|when travelling. He has le, Naturalist, a horse of decided | yraiist's peculiarities. He has to be|sense as a’ human.being, and once a ims, races as he wants to race and MNeidded* ‘along in a race. He often] journey is begun he snuggies down in his rider dictates. Turner tried | will stop for a dozen strides or so of|the straw and rests until the end of|to the leaders. At the home vend| tate to him throughout the -n- dis own accord and then shoot away.|his trip. The opinion was general t the W! B. teat an and ¢ snttenty as to almost run | after the race that the Excelsior 4 twice and lor his jockey. Kicking’ or mn, . hard Haling if it ts too vigor he a length separated n in front in the backstretoh resent, and the application of a/ first four. ‘Lantus ene ty trifle near tried to hustle him away from |Whip is fatal to his reg Yes-/ the finish and might have been short, er a wi jue, but Naturalist woukin’t stand | te In a twinkll; he|_ Even Trainer Tom Welsh has never| Lovers of the thoroughbred at Ja- urging. In a Dak to third. Again mi quite understood Naturalist. The far turn to the home bend | horse won't work In the mornings. At Poy ‘wht to work on es and the Payer it has been necessary for a flock cavalry in th ym. to shoo him adel pe a Sclett 0 of which the cables t station themselves at the | said it pointed anew poe poles to throw dirt and otenes bid, pt Gicnen be pees to keep him going. Allowed to race as Fairbrother seems 5 to know how to let him, Naturalist is With Fairbrother i in Saddle! Pare Meg ht y Mo pig] of the breast-stroke ridin, er for the smoother working Pedoabiy 44 entitled to credit for his score. Oo horse in. training in the JAMAICA GELECTIONS. handicap division has had. hardet Firat, phace molly Ann, Bales- | racing or covered more territory than he has’ this spring, his eas pane ing rylan WeinInd Hace—Goaler, Aurum, Keen’ | Canada and the Jockey’ Club tracks in the yicinity of New York. adda, Cindereti, | people thought Commander Rows made a mistake when he wave $15,000 Race—Leviathion,” Padriac, | 15. 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Tt was.a good field of maiden two- Year-olde which went to the post in many a tip on the lot. Houyhninm, of course, the favorite, was one. Phen thi re. St, Michael, High Sea, Curfew and Serapis. Bohemian, run- ning in the Macomber colors, won the| race and Won like a good one; getting | clear of early interference he went to the lewd ‘and kept it all the way pa ing up the good time of a minute flat for the five furlongs. With all. the racing luck against him, Serapis showed “® sparkling performance. He was knocked back from thir sev- eral lengths at the far turn and was blocked in ‘he run ty the stretch every time Shottinger tried to find a way he couldn't save an inch, but instead had to come all around the field to the middle of the track. From there home he ran great guns, leading ue to believe tmat with an even share ot Wok he might have won. 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