New-York tribune., 1908-11-02
FAST WORK ON SPEEDWAY
Temp Fugit Beats Knstress De
c'ssUely IN. T1CO Sharp Brushes.

sport on the Speedway Yesterday morning was
hlgh class from start to finish. and brought to-
gether stars of more than local fame feature
OF the sport was series of brushes. in which John
Cornish's Tempus FuEit. 20714 and De Witt c
Fianngans bay mare Kinstress made up the
field The big cream puff trotter'' scored de-
clsive victory. winning in straight heats with
plenty Of speed in reserve.
James Murphy's Coast Marie Pill. carried Off
her share of the honors in some of the best brushes
Of the day. George Hubars little Bessie Pandit
was sent to tackle Mr.. Murphy's black whirlwind.
Although she is able to travel with the topnotchers
she trife shy Of speed in this encounter and
Coast Marie finished a length to the good. F. J.
NOlan's Princess Helen was another little mare
that was compelled to capitulate to Mr. Murphy $
favoTite- When the two mares measured strides
in their second trial of speed Joseph Gibbons sent
his big chestnut gelding CIaro TO make the brush
three cornered- Coast Marie finished two lengths
in the lead, with Claro bringing UP the rear
C1aro evidently did relish defeat, and he won
his next two brushes with apparent ease. beating
William NUNS gray geldng Highlander and S. T.
De Lees fast little black mare Cordovette, 2:I44.
Charles Weiland's DIT. Chase was in winning form
yesterday morning. and sent to try conclusions
with Mr.. F1annigans Kinstress. Kinstress won the
first brush in easy fashion, but the victory a
short-Iived one for the Doctor turned the tables
very cleverly, and the second tilt A victory
for the big gelding. DR.. Chase also the win
ner in a three-cornered brush. in which L NJ.
Highlander completed the field TIE horses fin
ished in the order named, with DR.. Chase well in
the lead
After meeting defeat at the hands Of Mr.
weiand Highlander won several stirring brushes
Among the fast ones to finish in second place were
Max Simon's Fanny X. 2:15l2: I NJ. Thompson 5
Fancy Prince and Jack Benson's St. Patrick Leo
Oettinger's fast bay mare Belle Gibson figured
well up in the winning list. finishing first in some
of the best brushes of the day. Harry l. Topttz's
Judge Boardman was pitted against the fast htre
mare but had TO be content with second honors
Twice the Oettinger mare carried her colors to
victory before the Judge willing 10 acknOwl-
edge himself beaten. Fred Deitzs Fashion
another of the fast ones to meet defeat at the
hands Of Mr. Oettnyer and his favorite.
After driving his crack pair-kingnond- 209. and
4 I d 9.O91.-a warming brushes Claus
PohIrg sent them down the stretch with F. r
Bsins's bay mares, Jealous and klamath Maid
The Balm pair were not stepping well as usual
and if was not difficult for the geldings 10 carry
off the Iaurels in two rousng finishes
s Goldsmith. with Admiral Red, and z. Hollen-
beck behind the chestnut PAGER Mistrel Wilkes
had A series og brushes. which resulted in an even
break Judge Boardman reached his stride late in
the game. but he managed TO put some wins TO his
credit beating Edward Bottems Rose Electrite and
: Coldsmfth's Admiral Red in three-cornered
brush Apparently not satisfied. Mr. Bottems sent
Rose 10 rrv conclusions with the Judge a second
time but the result the same for Judge Board
man would not be denied