New-York tribune., 1909-07-13
HORSES CHANGE HANDS
RACE PROVES COSTLY.
Arasee Beats Efendi and Nimbus
and Runs H. Fast Time.

.sTnckv lack McGinns. In an effort TO strehs'i'eh
his stable bid up Little King when the Kingston
colt was offered auction after winning the thIu
race at sheepshead Bay yesterday He carried t,le
rrics 10 q 200 before p. NJ. BurCh acting Tor the
chelsea Stable was able to retain the younsster a'
the usllaIS5 advance Failing to secure Ltte hlns'
NJ McGinnis hurried to the Office or the secre'aiS
and claimed ST Dunstan. which ran third ior
q 225 C,Iennadeane, which second In the race
alec changed hands as the Chelsea Stable put IN a
claim for the Solitaire II mare and took ner away
from Thomas W. O'Brieu for S1-"29- Aitose'lier
there was more activity in the way OF bidding up
and claiming in this race than TN all tne rest u '
races Of the meeting put together
Inasmuch as the purse was worth only SSSV' anu
Little King was bid up 500 over his entered sellhS
price II cost the Chelsea Stable just 500 10 Win
the race Mr.. o Brien, who ran second WIN Gleh-
nsdeane profted to the extent OF one-haI tile O'i
I'D money. but this did not begin 10 cohpens@
him for the loss of his mare. Of which ne thoushC
highly or for the loss of the race owing to poor
start Cilennadeane was the best horse at the
weights the way the race was run but she proPpeu
herself when the barrier was released ana ioSt
fpuv FIVE or six lengths. She made up lot OF
ground but the handicap was too much' ana l1l'Oi7
King. which had made all the running Won OS
length.
To add a little excitement TO race fun OF incl-
dents Glass who had the mount on GiehhddeaI7'
was one pound short of weight when he returned
to the scales This is just the amount allowed
caused the mares disqualification. The stewards
called Glass before them and censured MIN loI
being under weight and warned him to oe more
careful in the future. Some criticism was heaLu
against the handling of ST. Dunstan IN TINS sans
race Grand managed to find every pocket mat
was possible and the colt never had chance 10
run back to his last good race
Arasee ran the best race of his career in the
Pontiac Handicap, at one mile ana siA'efn'ii-
He not only beat Efendi and Nmbus. after meet
he far
ran the distance in the time Of 1.45 As, which
was within one-ffth Of second of the track rec
ord held by Harry Payne Whitney's Sea Wof- Il
fendi raced Nmbus. the quoted favorite' INTO sud
mission in the FIRST six furlongs but the effort told
and he could not vitstand Arasee's challenge IN
the stretch
Tim Pippin continued his winning career by beat
Ing Prince Gal and two others in the first race
He made all the running and won in mild drive
by three parts OF a length in the fast time OF
IS 3-5 for the six and half furongs. The "ools-
thorpe geIding has developed into one of the most
consistent sprinters Of the and appears TO
have acquired courage than ne showed as
two -year-old.
Fountainblue. after making UP lot OF ground
from poor start. showed a yellow streak by Civ
ing n up IN the stretch tust when II looked as II
he would come on to win the second race. When
he stopped George w. LeboIt which had forced the
pace came away, 10 win from Imitator and Sen
tentious Rye showed improvement over recent
track IN the future.
Superstition back TO his last race on the grass
In the fifth event and defeated Miss Catesby. the
quoted favorite, and others at mile and a
quarter. Mss Catesby was carried wide at the
turn. but she close enough to the winner
rounding the far turn 10 have come on and won (
II she had been good enough
Everett graduated from the maiden class IN /
the last race thanks largely to e Dugans hustltns
ride Mr. I. A. IivIngston's Bang probably /
btr+s sHa aauIJ
and did appear 10 get fairly settled in her 1
stride until the was almost over She vas /
closing strongly al the end.
Musgrave, VINO came down from Canada TO ride /
Olambala in the Realization Stakes to-day. accept
ID the mount Superstition and brought the geld |
ing home in front.
sHEEPsHEAD BAY SUMMARIZES
FIRST RACE.-THE ROSEBEN HANDICAP. for three /
yearolds, $500 added. six and half furongs. main
start poor Won driving Tine. i,1s-s-
Winner. h b. Woolstho-pe- Owner. N. /
I. CrcmVell