New-York tribune., 1908-08-28
UINS THE FLEETWING.
Big Tim" SulH1an's Trainer Ar-
rested at EN- pire City.

Richard F. Carman's Mazagan gelding Magazine
carried off the Fleetwing Handicap. at SIX fGr-
longs. the feature of yesterdays card al Empire
City. finishing lengths in front of w J. Younss
MoQuette with King Cobalt length and a
half back The handicap carried S2co in added
money. 1t was over track heavy with ihud
in the slow time of II5 Is King Cobalt was played
heavily the odds against him dropping from TO 0
to ( TO : There a smart play on Magazine
because of his ability mud runner
When the barrier was sprung Spooner. Al Muller
and King Cobalt raced along together Al the quar-
ter King Cobalt had forged to the front, pressed
closely by Al Muller. The former was running
nicely and his hackers We're well pleased Maga-
z,ne which got off last had made up many lengths,
and as they raced around the stretch he began
@ up.
With little than furlong to go King
Cobalt had length advantage But here ne began
10 tire and then Magazine came On with great
rush and passed horse after horse. j. Lee worked
desperately the favorite but in vain, for Masa-
zine was not denied, and drew away easily
winning by a full two lengths Moquette. which
had been outrun in the early stages. also came
like whirlwind and crowded King Cobalt out OF
place.
Four arrests varied the proceedings Of the after
noon Archie thinner and Wally Fessenden. the
former OF whom trains for Big Tim sullivan
were arrested after the fourth race. Neither mas
ever been known make book. and their arrest
caused some amusement Henry Flittner' said TO
be cashier for Tom Shaw. well known oooh-
maker was arrested when ne was seen signing d
check though he said he was paying bet. Tommy
O'NeiH who takes orders for form chart was
searched. but not held
W H Fizers great Ceiling Pinkola, by PINK
Coat-Wyola won his 1hrd Of The meeting
when he ealloped away with the mile and a SIX
teenth handicap for thr-e-year-ods and upward
OF the original entrants only three were
left after the scratches were made. flnkoia was
giving fourteen pounds to Don Enrique and twenty
Non ENrrl
in the lead. with Zienap close up. while Butter
Law three lengths back with PinkOla- They raced
in this order down the backstretch and around the
far turn Butler then let out a wrap, ana flhkoia
Immediately went to the front and won as ne
pleased AT the mile Don Enrique stopped and
Zienap got the place easily. The time was lbz 20
PinkoIa showed that he will be a hard horse to beat
AT any distance from a mile 20 mile and a hait
The price against him even money while Don
ENRIQUE held at 10 10
After finishing in the money three times al this
meeting. Mrs James MeLaughln's Hastings Ally
arondack found trac,; and race TO her liking and
showed heels to six two-year-olds over the six
furlong course flashing under the wire almost a
fu1l length in front Of Dander with 1aWton Wig
gins which carried III pounds, third Bergen got
her off well and was always close 10 the leaders.
Layton virgins show front the far turn.
when he stumbled and dropped back. Dander,
which got off last then with fine burst
of speed but he could not catch the fleet Arondack
Iawton Virgins mad 10 be ridden hard in the last
sixteenth. as ne had tired badly.
Cyrnbal ran right back his good race in the
mud on Saturday. and again beat Darknght over
the mile and a sixteenth course This was gym
halls third winning in less than week. Ber-
gen waited the Gerst horse until they eh'ereu
the stretch and then Cymbal came on, 10 win
easily Rockstone which turned when the
barrier was sprung, made up lot of ground, AND
got the short end of the purse. Darknisht was
the favorte
Bergen led the jockeys yesterday with two WIN
ming mounts Arondack and cymbal
Larry Mugan's Sir Toddington, the favorite.
proved bear in the heavy going and made every
post a winning one in the mile race for four
year-olds and upward. non winners at this meeting
IaIly which was badly outrun all the way down
the backstretch came with great rush, once
they Strengthened out for home. and got the
place from KiIIiecrankie. The latter held game
lv and managed 10 stall off the belated challenge
of George G. Hall. which almost equal
choice with Sir Toddirgton Upton rode good
race on the winner, taking the lead early, and
keeping him going all the time The time was
1:Si-5 which showed that the gong very
heavy.
Bird of Flight H. owned by Edward II. Carle,
graduated from the maiden in the scramble for
two-year-olds at FIVE and half furiongs, the
second Of the day. She was the favorite In
field OF ten OF none too well. she closed fast In
the stretch and under mild drive Nediim
and Yankee Daughter fought II out for the place
and Garner managed TO get the colt nome In front
of the fly. Rockcastle. owned by j. b. Respess.
ran good race for bis first time out and the son
of Dick wees will probably do next time he starts.
Nv Mariutch with Notter up. got all the best
of the rather poor start and led the way to the
far turn where she quit. The time was l;Oa 3-5.
1t was announced yesterday that the price Of
admission to the sheepshead Bay track had been