Evening star., 1940-07-21
Drive in Last FurIonq
Gets Victory for
Hanger Veteran
Eost View Stokes Romp
For Omission, PiIoted
By Don Meade
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
YONKERS, N. Y, July 20.-Run-
ming the most spectacular race of
his brilliant 1910 campaign, Arnold
Hangers He Did today showed why
he is called king Of the sprinters
when he staged a whirlwind finish
to the the twenty seventh Fleetwing
Handicap.
Carrying 1872 pounds and conced-
Ing plenty of weight to 10 rivals,
the Victorian veteran got up to take
the $5,O50 prize by a half length be-
fore roasting crowd of 1885.
c. v. Whitney's Parasang finished
second, but was disqualified. The
place was awarded to G. D. Wild
ener's DR.. Whinny, which trailed
Parasang by two lengths. The show
went to Mrs. D. A. Buckley's Here
Goes. a field" horse.
Unbeaten in five starts this year
and also victorious in his last race
of 1899, He Did gave favorite play
ers their first success on today's
card. The bounding bay paid $50.
He ran the short six furlongs in
1:0s1-5.
Parasang Cuts In.
Parasang was disqualified because,
10 yards from the finish, he was
held responsible for interference to
several horses. The Whitney colt
ducked in, forcing DR.. Whinny over
on Here Goes, which in turn both
cred Arden Lass.
He Did, which recently won Aque-
ducts Carter Handicap, had to be
lot of horse to triumph. Eddie Ar
caro- broke him well, but the game
favorite was outrun by several
horses to the last furlong.
At that point, he did seem beaten,
especially under such weight, but
the Hanger horse revealed his class
by putting on an amazing rally that
swept him to victory in the last few
strides.
Parasang worked his way up and
appeared headed for success after
bothering the other leaders, but He
Did was not to be denied. Here Goes
and DR.. Whinny held on we'll after
staging duel for the pacemaking
Job.
Romp for Omission.
Running like a scared rabbit, Vic
tor Emanuels consistent colt Omis-
sion made show of seven other
juveniles in the East View Stakes,
worth $3.50 to the lucky owner.
Don Meade, scoring a consecutive
double, guided the son of Jock home
with half dozen lengths to spare.
easing up in l:09 for the abbreviated
6 furlongs. The combination paid
$3.50.
Ice Water, from the Christiana
Stables, came from last place to nip
N. I. Asiel's The Fiend. which was
favorite. by a head for runnerup
honors. e.
Omission is one of the bargains
OF the 1899 yearling sales. He cost
only $3.50 and, in winning six Of his
dozen starts to date, has earned
S18,345. Today's score followed
victory In the Great American
Stakes at Aqueduct. The colt has
been out Of the money only once.
Ice wafer GctS Place.
Omission, away like bullet from
the outside position. kept widening
on his field although under wraps.
The Fiend tired trying to keep up
and finally bowed to the game fin
1shing Ice Water.
Mrs. B. F. Whitaker's Sickle T., a
Glass &C. Handicap winner in his
last endeavor moved into Glass "B"
company in the sixth race. mile
and furlong handicap. and came
back with another triumph.
The $4.20 choice wore down Cen
eral Manager by three-quarters of a
length after forcing that colts pace
from the start.
Asp was beaten a length for Sec
ond position.
The victor came within two-flfths
OF second of the track record. He
was timed in 1:512k.