New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
SHILLING IN THE Tolls
Set Down for Two Days at Track
for Rough Riding.
JOCKEY HAS CLOSE CALL
Van Benschoten Escapes Injury
in Bad Fall-Record for
Daimatian.
JOCKEY HAS CLOSE CALL

Carroll Shilling. the jockey. who mas oeeh
riding so many winners recently. was suS-
pended for two days yesterday by the ste"
ards of the Empire City Jockey Club meet
ing for rough riding. This viii deprive D
{. Hildreth of his services in the Empire
CITY Handicap tomorrow. and may mean
the withdra wal of Fitz Herbert wnlch was
down 10 make his temperance after
long Iet-up, following d sight cough AFTER
his victory in the Brooklyn Handicap
The punishment came after the third race
on the complaint of F. Martin, who rode
King Olympian- Shilling was on Rose
Queen. and the two horses raced head
and head up the backstretch. Approaching
the far turn. where the going IS loose
King OIympian suddenly dropped back
three or four lengths, and Shilling was
held responsible for crowding him against
the rail The boy said that Martin called
for room, and that he pulled out, but the
stewards decided that he was at fault and
inflicted the punishment.
Altogether Shilling had a bad day, as he
was beaten on Ynca. Rose Queen, Gauntlet
and MONTGOMERY He rode Dalmatian TO
victory in the Yonkers Handicap, and SO
saved himself from being shut out.
Van Benschoten had a narrow escape
from a serious II not fatal. injury when
Ben Lornond got caught in a jam and fell
lust after the start of the first race The
voungster was thrown directly in the path
of field Of fourteen horses, and how he
escaped being trampled TO death was a
mystery. He was stunned for q few min
utes but beyond a bad shaking up and
some bruises he escaped without scratch
Ben Lomond was a hot favOrite on the
strength of his good race behind Rye Straw
a few days ago. and the accident robbed
the race of much of its interest. football.
too. the second choice. had no chance after
the start as she was pinched off and pulled
up before the field had gore one hundred
yards Agility. the winner, is a good look
ing fIly by Hamburg, which ran well in
spite of looking a bit high in flesh
Dalmatian, conceding big weight to his
opponents according to the scale, ran one
of the best races of his career in the Hon-
kers Handicap. He was in close quarters
rounding the turn. and had d lot to do TO
reach a contending position, but he closed
strongly in the stretch and won rather
cleveriy by half length from Car. In
winning he established a new track record
for one mile and sixteenth by running
the distance in 1:45 1-5. The old mark Of
I-451A was HeiU JOLHLly py 4AlL uSLF = anu
Miss Hanover
Stanley Fay and Far West were added
starters. The former stumbled at the start
and practically was left at the post while
Far West Ran fair race TO finish fifth.
Hampton Court. stable companion of Dal-
n1atian. tried his best to run away the
reverse way of the track before the start,
and il took Garner some time to get him
back 10 the post. He followed the pace set
by Huck closely for seven furlongs and
then retired
Sepulveda came TO life with rush in the
second race. He showed a little speed in
one race at AqueduCt Oh May 7. and since
then had started only twice, when he trailed
along far back. In his last appearance at
Yonkers. on July 16 he showed nothing, but
Yesterday ne went racing away from the
post like d quarter horse, and was never
headed.
Mars Cassidy was late in arriving AT the
track, so that Judge Pettingiu went over
10 the post to start the horses in the first
race Mr. Cassidy came rushing UP. how
ever. before the horses assembled and
/ ''Pett' hurried back to his place in the
stand
M. Golightly turned a form somersauIt
/ N the fifth race that was little short Of
shocking. 1t was a case of Fairbrother I'D
and a bad race on Wednesday and Arcni-
! bald up and q good race yesterday. Going
! back further, Gauntlet beat Mr. GoIigf1tIv
four or five lengths on July Is. and they
met Yesterday at difference of only two
pounds in the Iatter's favor II vas hard
to explain.