New-York tribune., 1907-08-15
CEDERSTROME REPEATS.
WINS THE CHAPPAQUA.
guration Runs Good Race m
Tzco-Y Yedr-Old Dash.

o. altar winning the BronxV>e
Handicap on Tuesday, came rishe p'o ,Tsi s
yesterday and captured the Chappaqu .a, Tnnrv
can at Empire City In q hard hnlsh Win -"
pI,,,son rrbe race was at a mile, for tHfee
,.ao,.-ol5s and upward with $4,000 ADDED Al
though C.ederstrome ran fine race On =. 80.
the public neglected him. eVloeH'iS T,r,.an
that his preyious effort would tell Oh HILL -
The betting closed Wexford was stIohs rt',,o-
ite, with Topsy Robinson ana Al ,oc
nfeo,,t on,,aI second choices. Cederstrome was
quoted at to !. ,. ,otinson
OFF TO n good start, J. Lee sent Topsy hopiiison
to the front and she opened up d ieau % 80
length and a half before tne Quatt 80
roocbed Cederstrorne raced along easily III Sc
ond place while the others were long uL d" - -
At the three-quarter mile post S .,.,,
moved ND on Topsy Robinson, whlch was ~ NJ.
leading by about half length Swinging M M
- .ra,ob T-onsx Robinson still held command
but Pobanka then began TO get to work III edI
nest on Cederstrome- He respohueu eInCS, -
and cut down Topsy Robinsons leaa a' ~ eos
;un,n There was a desperate hsht oee"eeH
+,,osa +vyo horses in the stretch, and CeueIsCIo0
90 ,,a inst in time TO nose out Topsy ROBIN
SON at the wire. 1t one of the pretoeSI m M
ishes vet seen at the Empire CITY TRACK ili .n
Turner was q bad third. The TIME was
wexford did not race TO his best FORM ana Nh
ished bad last. -. o-
The third race a selling affair for two-yeaI-
olds Of five and a half fuTlongs was won oy H.
r Stelle's chestnut FLY inauguration or ,
ouened in the betting an eQusi IdNo4i'o
Hollow but the latter receded ana cIoseu "'
. TO Five horses went to the post Schllllng,
who had the mount on Inauguration So' o't
running made every post WINNING one Ie
came in as he pleased, three lengths IN iioh' u
Miss Mazzoni. The latter, which was SLOW "
bac;, caroa on with q rush, and outgamed Hol-
low, in the stretch. Hollow quit badly atler
showing early speed. The others were never
contenders
Tho ,,Iayers started the day well by making
in tf7a
vear-olds at five and half furlongs. C Booker
rode a well judged race avoiding the early pace
and coming away in the stretch to beat Runnlhs
Account by half length Belphpoe' "hi'n
closed second choice in the betting, shoWed
n1entv of early speed and, although leading by
half a length at the half-mile post, quit to
nothing in the stretch. and was beaten out ior
third place by Spunky
/. V Bellows Woolstone won the last race at
a mile and a sixteenth from Taunt in driving
finish by half length They were almost equa'
favorites in the betting, but Taunt had the more
supporters because of her two good races at TINS
track Pohanka took Taunt to the front as soon
as the barrier sprung she ran sfhooIill!'
and was two lengths IN front Of Clements at the
half-rile lost. At the stretch turn Schilling got
busy with his whip, and Woolstone. whlch hdt
been running third, responded gameIy anu
moved up on Clements. Once Strengthened OUT
in the stretch Taunt began to hang, and Wool
stone came on to win by length at the WIRE
Pohanka did not make enough use OF ms mount
at he end the Judgment or many Cie+IlehtS
was six lengths ahead of Blackjack. The time
was Las So.
T P Hayes produced the winner Of the ffth
race for four-year- and upward, at mile
with FunjcuIaire which good as ) TO l
in the betting The public selected Request and
Penrfyn and played them heavily, both closing
at to . I'm the betting Bowling Bridge was
backed down from 10 TO to l, while Suffice re
ceded from 20 to s to 1. Funculaire got off
we'll had plenty Of speed, and won as his rider
pleased by a length. Request, which was
crowded at the first turn finally found an open
ing and got up in time to win second money.
De Reszke which off badly. closed with a
rush and got the short end of the purse. Suf-
fee after showing early speed, stopped to moth
ing.
Belle Strome. from the Arverne Stable. an
odds-on favorite, came home first in the SIX fur
long dash for -year-Olds and upward Jen-
ME Wells set the pace, waited on by Belle
Strome When Jennie Wells tired at the half
mile post the favorite came away to win, with
something 10 spare, by half a length from Royal
Onyx. The latter got off none too well, but
finished stoutly. Barnsdale ran an even gait
throughout, and got third place from St Jo-
seph.
Among the visitors at the track yesterday
were E. r. Thomas and David Gideon. Mr..
races. BE commented favorably the condI-
tions at the Empire City track.
EMPIRE CITY SUMMARIES.
FIRST RACE.-For years old: $500 added.
Eve and a half fgriongs start good Won handily Oily
Owner, J. T. Williams ,,..,
Finish