New-York tribune., 1910-07-23
lKEYS UNDER THE BAN
,,,ss Garner and McGee Set
w. Down at Empire City.
osIpcE GAL SETS MARK
s Fast Race In Beating
Jupiter Joe by Width
of a Hand.

-,nre Jockeys came under the ban
E-,nire City track, near Yonkers,
-sov Glass was suspended six DAYS
I seS.,,eh riding in the fourth race. while
- an6 MCGEE were set down for FIVE
,s-h for disobedience at the post
ch,Jlius. f. Dugan and Scoville under
",e,on also. and Powers resting up.
- and trainers will have some diff
;, getting riders TO handle their
- in the next few days.
h -,-ss had the mount on Perry Johnson
rarrvtown Stakes, and he took the
ec-oss the field so sharply In the rush
~ s-st trIrn that Pretend was knocked
- MS stride and almost fell. This
'..cs1Iv ended any chance the Golden
go colt had. and when Perry Johnson
90 sohoolnarm home and finished Sec
= .be stewards wasted no time in dis
',,a-,,r the horse and melting out pun
st.-,,r+ n Glass. With Perry Johnson set
-, Pretend earned second money and
Galley Slave thlru'
,r,r.ae earned his suspension for breaking
.,-.,o+ the barrier with Little Rsjah in
= .aoord race while Garner incurred the
...,lsss,,re Of the starter for trying to beat
=. bs--jer with Pretend in the fourth
c.o-ee Ocom's Prince Gal established a
-rscl, record for one mile and twenty
= in heating Jupiter ice a short head
- -+i-5 race He ran the distance IN
- c,,--:ng two-fifths Of a second off
:. old mark. made by Schoolnlarm a few
dsTs ESQ.
.r,fzae who had the mount rode per-
a.. rare. LAYING within striking distance
60, x.-f,e tes,
.-,,a5 I'D with Jupiter Joe for q bitter
r1ra 70 the finish. The two horses ran as
e,s through the last sixteenth. when Dan
,.i5 dropped back. beaten. but Prince Gal
--ove5 the stronger just at the end, al
.5,rrb his margin Of victory was hardly
,,ore than the width Of a hand.
7rri-e- Joe ran away for a mile while
t.5nz hreezed n the morning. and under
90 circumstances he ran q brilliant race.
r.nr's handling Of Guy Fisher was cause
- sor1e unfavorable criticism, but the boy
.sse-e6 from some hard luck and was
.o-ce5 into the bad going rounding the
,p-- which has been the undoing of SO
NAM horses at this meeting
Archibald did not shine in his handling OF
gye s-raw, the quoted favorite in the sec
or6 -sne. After racing head and mead with
4iaksuinnv n the run up the backstretchr
ne boy took UP rounding the turn as II
sinking the pace was too fast This
,roved fa1aL, as The Hague rushed through
:, ire -su and opened up q gap which
co1ld not be overcome. Shilling, who was
suspended for rough riding on THURSDAY
bsd been engaged TO ride Rye Straw, and
Archibald hardly took his place.
A head-snd-head finish enlivened the
tr1 race. between Royal Captive and
Royal ONYX The former ran one OF the
best races OF her career, covering the SD
furlongs. after overcoming some lnterfer-
Fnse N the FAST time OF 1:12 4-a Jones. OF
whom little Is known as q jockey handed
The mare in clever style and rode reason
sbly strong finish.
When Royal Captive was offered al aoc'
;lon. J r. Marquette, jr-, whose Roya
nnyx ran second, bid the horse up SSeo over
fe- entered selling price and purchased
her for S.2o0.
z T. Carran lost Rye Straw after the
fscond race. rs Willie Midgley. acting foi
George Crior. whose Maid ran 'nllo
claimed the Griffon colt for a,ooo.
s Z HjlCrech said yesterday that, VIII
shilling on the ground, he had been unapie
40 secure a Jockey 10 whom he ~oulo trus'
Ef1z Herbert Under the circumstances the
son Of EtheI3ert may not start in the EN-
pie CITY Handicap to-day The morse
worked Z mile eased Up in LIZ 50 yesteroa.
morning. and appeared TO be ready TO race
70 MS best form. IF Fitz Herbert L
scratched Mr. Hildreth may DECIDE 10 seno
Dalmarian afta- the $500 pu.se.
Eleven Of the twenty yearhnss "hlcL
=. Wilson. II, bought from ~t'nn T.
Madden q few days ago are entered IL the