The sun., 1917-09-21
ENFILADE HANGS UP
NEW TRACK RECORD
NJ. L. Schwartz's Imported
Filly Runs Five Furlongs in
the Beldame in 48 As.

timer l.. Schwartz's imported hlly En-
flade YESTERDAY afternoon ct the Aque-
duct track. She won the Beldame Han
dicap from half dozen OF the best juve-
nile misses in training and sped over the
five furlong course in the remarkable
time OF 0:4S As, fifth Of second
faster than the old figures established
by James II. keene's Veil.
Enflade carried 126 pounds and fol-
lowed the speedy Adeline Patricia to
the hnal furlong pole. Then she drew
challenge by August Belmont's Jyntee
remained in front long enough to earn
premier honors by half a length. Jyntee
was slow to get going. but came with a
great rush in the final sixteenth of a
mile and took second by half length
from Adeline Patricia.
In the next event MIR. Schwartz again
saw his colors flash home In front This
time they were carried by his bay colt
Approval. Ridden perfectly by Jimmy
Butweil Approval followed Svengali to
the final sixteenth pole. where he drew
away and won by a length.
TroxIer PrOtcst Unhceded.
In The last few strides Approval bore
IN on Syengali and forced Jockey Trox-
ler to pull UP. Troxler claimed a foul.
but the stewards were Of the opinion
that tho best horse won and that the
foul did not prevent Svengali from earn
ing hrst money and refused to change
the order Of the finish.
Robert L. Gerry's old bay gelding
sharirshooter. that has been racing
crosH-country for two years. returned to
the iat yesterday and furnished a big
surprise by defeating a quintet Of good
0nPiUtAPQ thu furlnn~
Under the care Of Charles Paterson. the
noted trainer who brought the great
Omar khayyam to this country and de-
veloped him into the greatest colt OF the
age. Sharpshooter regained his great
speed OF three years ago and went to
the post looking as At as ever I'm his ca
reer. Mr. Paterson was confident his
gelding would run a great race. but de-
spite the renowned trainers opinion few
racegoers could be made to believe that
tho steeplechaser could defeat such fast
sprinters as James Buffers High Noon
T.. r. Whitney's Rhine Maiden. James
Corrigan's Conduit and the Quincy sta
hle's Babcock.
Generous Odds ON shnrpshooter.
As a result the generous odds of to /
were 0btainable, on him. When II came
to racing he ran like to 5 shot
Swinging away from the barrier on his
toes he led his opponents a merry chase
and passed the judges under stout
pull eight lengths ahead OF Rhine
Maiden. which beat High Noon sini.
lar distance for second hOnors.
Hendrrie, the chestnut colt which
John +. Madden recently sold TO Franz
Weir. ran the fastest mile OF the year In
the third race. He defeated Clifford A
Cochrans Figinny and Emil HerE'i
Manister To! in hollow fashion. travel
ling the distance In :37 2-5.
1t was reported at Aqueduct yesterday
that Jockey Allen. who went to Ken
lucky il few days ago tp de George
w. Lofts rapp in the Horse Breeder.
Futuriiy tomorrow at Lexington. haC
been injured and that Maxey Hirsch had
engaged Jockey TroXler to ride his coll
In the big event
The court has been called in to de
eide difference between Frederick
Tighe and Louis Martinez, the owne,
and ira iner respectively Of Quartz and
Lady Vera The owner and trainer had
a falling out on sunday over the train.
ing OF the horse aud after a heated
argument parted company. After tn,
quarrel Paul Fox was engaged by Mr.
Tighe TO train the horses and sem
Quartz to the post on Monday and re-
turned him the victor Of the third race.
Martinez Asks for Injunction.
Yesterday morning Martinez went be
fore Justice Callaghan in the Suprem
Court in Brooklyn and asked for an in
junction restraining Tighe from starting
| the horse again this year and thu
| Jockey club and other racing associa
tions from accepting entries for AIR
| Tighe's horse.
Justice Callaghan refused the injunc
| tion, but ordered all parties concerned
J to appear before Justice Van SickleI
/ next Monday 10 argue the case. On
| receiving the order the Jockey Clul
of,,cisls called Mr.. Fox before them an,
! suggested that Quartz and Lady Neri
! be kept out of competition unit. afte
! the case had been decided by the court
| Az a result Quartz was Withdrawn from
| the NTH race yesterday. for which h
undoubtedly would have been the favor
| ite.
Martinez said he had n contract witt
| Mr.. Tighe to train. manage and rae
| Quartz and Lady Vera during the yea
1917.
A. 4, Reilly, the young turfnlan win
, had much success with his horses earl.
last spring. has quit the turf. He ha
! sold all Of his horses, including his goo'
colts Green Gold and Albert A., as wei
as his contract on Jockey Troise. Jane
McAvoy has bought Green Gold and tn
contract on Troise.
The Summaries.
First Race-Twoy year 'olds; selling: six fur
longs; purse, s63750;
Trophy. ioI. ....... Medraw ..,, 7;io i.s -
Producer, lo2...,. ,Trolse ...... g: e.b 2,
Golding. lo4 McA'es 20. NJ ie,i 'i q,
Glow. Frank Ksogh. High Vale and IIapp
smile also ran. start good Won easil,
, Winner, ch g. by Bsllot-Miss Crittender
, Owner, Quincy Stables. Trainer. Z. Phelar
se'9Sa ,o1 ,sIss oss and aeou
two miles; gurse. ,soo added ~, NJ ~
S!, Ben wyvIs e. !" Powers pss ',,,, , III III =.
isdy keasf:s. Edwlna i.6 Fennessy ..,., ioi ~
ifns Tine. s'H .:.s 50 start good Won gallon
iHse "s w~Hs' o~ner X Sr. ' aaa
one mile; purse, ssaIso ~
Horse Horse and nd WI psos soske' "a "a r. y. 4.
sani..sr Toi, io', xso:n .,a, s; 5; 4 3
.oSs .a as o" %nnsr n.ss :s ..''''' by s., 81
Shoot Orange and Blue Owner and 'raine
Fourth Race-The Beldame Handicap: Z.
two. o.year.old Allies; Ave furlones: pure
AIm Horse sfw aud W.. Jockey, cl pl FIJI
Enii,ade;o iss bo,nei hS;Hi 80 .iS e ls ls
Al ps'rss ~ 49, kSln ksGsA Law Empress. pr 81 wa,
beck and Noontide also ran. start goo
aR,ie MGa sr's'ov owaer, ' NJ l. schwaT%. ~ aI1s .ns
rinh Race-For two-yssr.olds; maiden