New-York tribune., 1909-07-28
IARONDACK IN A DRIVE
REATS FAST SPRlNTbRS'
III ztbJr U-ins at Tonkers Under
n Heary I'm post.

A. y,,,es McIaughlins three-year-old hlly
-s.,l- satisfied the good sized crowd at the
80 city track yesterday that she Is quite as
- horse at sprintng as over distance OF
- The undersized. rather scrs~ny LOOKING
.s-h+.- Of Fastings-Astoria- which was pur-
.s.ss5 st Weeding out sale of the August BEL
Gle. h,-.s. for a paltry 500. followed up her
L. q, che 7orkers Handicap at one mile and
s...-tr last Saturday by winning the knicker-
S.,,sr Handicap az six furlongs yesterday neet-
o. s,,,-,z+ Feln1onts Field Mouse and George NJ
oe,.s sreedv Galveston colt Prince Gal after a
,-i,s5 drive through the last furlonE- Aronnack
-. oI- -, an impressive race hut she hung up
~. she fastest time for the distance Of the
meeting.
The performance was the more r~rnsrkaole as
,,,aark spcear red stiff and sore going 10 the post.
- ,oo-A5 as II she needed a rest after siren
,,,s cauaaieu She quickly warmed out OF her
-,-.,ess however. and closed with rare courage
- ,eing last in the run VI the backstretch and
-o,rs the turn. Field Mouse IN the absence or
,,,e Gal might have beaten Arondaok. as II took
,ot out OF the former 10 race the Galveston three
'e,.--ol4 into submission L was = head and head
x.s .rorn the middle of the turn 10 the last six
.,,,,b mole between the two. but having conquered
-,,os cal Field Mouse had nothing left 10 with
-.,5 new challenge and hung SO badly that
l-ondack made Up two lengths in a dozen strides
.,5 -ron going away. with those IN the stano
hardly able believe their eyes
-hne1 MADE
x.,ble counted more on Personal than Arondsck.
,.,.,,ss ~ her early speed but the Kinley Mack
srr mas never prominent after the first quarter.
.nd there was much rejoicing that the second
.+-lnz 70 the bou proved such good one Prince
cal had ali her speed. and may have needed the
ssoe after & short let-up-
Tb. crn-d made so light Of MI vosburEh's handi-
rsr in the third race that Jack Atkin. even, with
so pounds up. vas quoted at the prohbitive price
,f 70 3 and the big sprinter justified it, too. by
rsloping home the easiest kind OF a winner In the
Cast time Of III 80 for the six furlongs. Jack
arkin looked and acted better yesterday than az
any tine in his long racing career, and the easy
-sv in which he took up his crushing impoSt and
rslloped the fastest six furlongs OF the meeting,
r,+H Arondsck cut II one-ffth Of q second, con
~-rned the impression that he has equal per
bars IN the country sprinting distances
Powers who had the mount yesterday. allowed
the biz horse to settle in his stride in the scramble
70 get away from the post. so that he was last
for sixteenth OF mile. After tha- he JUST
h-sezed to the front and came away 10 win his
riasr pleased Jolly after being shut of on the
bsosstretch ran over the other two the
for home and chased Jack Atkn 10 the wire.
Black Mary. the quoted fsrorite for the first
race was left hat-footed the post with two
,hrss others the start being the worst OF the
meeting scoYire sent the Star Shoot FLY after
her fed for d quarter Of q mile. but seeing that
twas hopeless stern chase, he did punish
her Jennie Wells jumped of in front and made
tte running the last sixteenth pole. where Pan
tcufe took command and came away TO win easily.
Bergen, who had the mount on Pantouhe, rode a
vel judged race. and is slowly but surely develop
.rg into good Jockey.
Another complaint lodged AGAR - z. Dugan
ttsr The running of the fifth race in which August
5s,monts Dullcare beat the much -sancied Shan
IN Crai, who rode the last named. went before
ss stewards and claimed foul. on the ground
tat Dugar. Dullcare pulled over sharply at
ths stan and knocked Shannon out % his stride
j looked from the stand as Il there vas some
tustoe in the complaint, as Shannon lost couple
OF valuable lengths. but the stewards were not
Convinced that foul had been committed and
once more Duzan escaped Shannon might have
~On E3ln Gear sailing. as Dullcare wanted 10 stop
IN me last sixteenth
Apache. Z foUr-vear-old son OF Fs sbeIbert which
L. proved himself good horse in che West vas
sx.spe1eo aoout ss winner carly in the
s-lsrloon and the tip cid not fall as Powers
- nm ont IN 'front.' from start 70 finish. There
1leht nave been 2 different story 70 tell II Ma
- Nhfch VAS slow TO begin. had not
s4aI OF rounding the turn lust
..s rgh ms cost the colt two lengths but he
e st.eo ooWn again quickly and closing 5bir Fsn
~ AFetch. vas beaten only q neck apache
So ave had something left and Power. drew
- - nHlsh rather fine. but the horse on the otber
- - might have been stopping as ne ran the
~ anu sixteenth in rhs fast time OF S-5
EMPIRE CITY SUMMARIES
ssan E.f-ssllng- for four -vesr-olds and UPWARD
IN. e9oe9 9fsi * furlongE- Start had. Won .asy
LIS Winner. b.. m. hy Ben Brush Fairv
1ApI-r t'Vner Miss 4 N -