The Washington times., 1908-08-23
PINKOLA CAPTURES
!. EMPIRE CITY STAKE
Added Starter Springs Sur
prise by Finishing Ahead
of King James.
MUD MARS CHANGES
OF PLAUDiT COLT
Madden's Entry Looks Good to
Land Second Money Until
Poor Riding Tells.

NEW YORK, Aug 22.-Pinkola, an
added starter in the Empire City Handi-
car today at the Empire City course.
proved great surprise to the majority
OF the spectators by capturing the rich
prize In the mile and a furlong event
BY length and a half from Frank Gill.
which IN turn was a head in front q
KIM James. J. Butler, who is riding
ring around the Jockeys al this track,
had the mount on Pinkola. and gave
another clever exhibition Of his skill.
The sloppy condition Of the course
was the real reason why Fizer was
lucky enough 10 get ths purse with
Pinkola. King James. the Piaudit colt.
belonging 10 John r. Madden. was con-
coded 10 hold a mortgage on the stake
II the track was fast. but the rain
spoiled his chances. as he is one OF tho
few descendants OF Plaudit that does
not care for the soft going.
Even under this handicap. King James
ran a very creditable race. leading most
OF the distance and only firing In the
last fifty yards. He appeared to be a
sure second when Frank Gill came
the purse by nod on the wire.
Frank GIL ran a vim ng race. but
through misfortune and tile poor riding
OF Walter Miller lost IN. large end OF
the purse. The value of the first part
OF the money was s11,sO0.
Jack Akin. the great sain colt. be-
longing TO Barney Schneider. rap a good
race for seven furlongs. when the going
proved too much. and he dropped back
beaten.
Among the memory brokers who held
forth on the lawn Frank Gin reigned
first choice at to !. and the manner
IN which he disposed OF Big Chief at
Brighton over a sloppytrack caused him
to receive substantial backing Tile
ing, which was always a mud runner.
was fancied by many and closed second
choice at to ?. Pinkcla, Jack Akin.
King James. Beaucoup, Royal Tourist,
! and Master Robert were played slight
~ at to /.
Summaries.
First race - Selling: three-year-olds;
one mile and a sixteenth Cymbal. 80
CBergen). 10 TO l, won: Dark Night. 10
III. SMITH TO 10. second; Earl's
Court q Upton). to 3. third. Time.
! i:12 Is Black OAK. Adriana also ran.
Second race-Tvo-year-oIds; selling;
six furlongs. Ragman. 1O4 (Smith) 10
10 5. won. ArOndack. 106 (McCahey) 13
| TO 5, second; Dander, 100 (EotteT) s to
/ 8. third. Time. 1851 2-5. Slslkin, Eschau.
Won Laer, Donatus. Ed Wray also ran.
! Third -Three-year-olds and up
ward: one mile. Magazine. 81 o. But
/ ler), TO /, won; Tony Bonero, 102 (Mc-
( Carthy). ! TO 3. second; Firestone, 10s
( tGilberD, to 5, third. Time, 1;43 is.
/ BeckOn alsC ran.
Fourth race-Empire City Handicap;
I value, $1,000; three-year-olds and up
/ ward; one mile and a furlong. Pinkola,
/ l05 q. Butler). 10 /. won: Frank Gill,
/ James. los (H. Lee. to 8, third Time.
/ ] % As. Gretna Green. Jack Akin, Tile
/ Ing, BeaucOup, GOwan. Royal Tourist,
/ and Master Robert also ran.
Fifth e-Two-year-olds; five and a
/ half furlongs. Wise Mason. 107 Not
/ teT), to 3, won; Personal. I03 u. But
/ lef), Z 20 10 second; Tom Hayward g
| (GilberO. TO 8, third. Time, :0S As.
/ SandpipeT. ROsslare. and KTikina also
/ ran.
! sixth ace-Four-year-olds and up
| ward; one and One-siXteenth miles.
/ Lord StanhOpe. los &C. Buns). to 5.
/ Won Lad of Langden, los (PoweTs),
| TO 1. second; Lally los u. ButIer) 10
/ 3, third. Time, 1852. Greene, Tipping.
/ and Sunhre also ran
Entries for Monday.
| First ace-Three-year-olds and M
/ ward; mares; selling. six furlongs.
/ Coincidence, l13; Dainty Dame. il3:
/ Boema. 1O4; sara RasquIn, 1O4 Ida D..
/ 1O4; Adriana, 100; Jane Swift 104; Aimee
] c.. 1O4; Belle Strome. 1ls; Trouveur. I1s;
/ Miss Cassie, 1e4; Miss Delaney, 100; Tea
J Leaf. 80; Lady Klrma, 100: 'Biskra. 90.
| Second raee-Two -year-oIds: conditions;
| five and a half flIrlongs. Trance. 11s:
/ COtytte. 90; Tom Hayward. 1O7: Aron-
/ dack. 80; Personal. I12: Garland %;
! Waponoca, l0S: Sand Piper. 1l2; Ham
mock Boy, 102: Krikina, go; Adele c.,
50; Campeon. 102: Royal Captive. 11z
/ Third raee-Three-year-old and up
ward; handicap; selling; one mile. Rob
/ 100; Cymbal l03; WO0dcraft. III: Mole
/ sey. 1N: EastOn. 90; Okenite. 100: Cam
| paigner, 100: George 9. Hall. los: D Ankle,
/ 100. Aster dor 105; Sunfire. 81: Nom
| bassa, lo2 Also eligibie-James B.
/ Brady. 10: Bislkra. 100.
/ Fourth race-Three-year-old the
/ Whirl: ore mile Hessian 105: Golden
/ Pearl, I21: Mombassa. 101: Rialto. JOS;
| Magazine. III; Frizette, 100; The
/ Squire, l03.
Fifth ace-ThTee-year-olds and up:
! maiden; relllng: one and one-slxteenth
miles John f. Mcmillan. III: Bats
/ man. iO5; Sukey's son. 10l: Alabama.
| 90; aGrace Cameron. 1o4; Tender. and
! True, "a.
Sixth race-Three-year-o and un;
| selling: one and fourth miles. Crack
| shot. 81: Isally. III: MOlesey. los; Sir
| ToCdiagton, 100; GolConda. 107: Flimnap.
| 100; Lord Stanhope. 105: sTrash. 90:
sJohn Z. Mcmillan. 10z: Aster dor, 103:
| Tipping. IS: @Kiiliecrankie. s.
apprentice allowance claimed.
| rain STOPS PLAY