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EMPIRE CITY TURF NOTES Trainer A Pupino was fined 25 Wednes ¬ day by the stewards He failed to have his entrant Flowery in the paddock at the proper time for the third race Tuesday The filly races for Mrs Harriet Plattner PlattnerThe The further entry of the filly Interrup ¬ tion is ordered refused until a certificate of soundness is received from the track veter ¬ inarian Because of very sore knees she ran to the outside fence in the third race Tues ¬ day and the stewards are of the opinion she is too dangerous for a jockey to ride rideThere There are twentytwo apprentice riders and twentynine jockeys registered at the Empire City track to date J Wagner and C Rosengarten are the lightest each at ninety pounds R Sonny Workman and E Kummer are the heavyweights at 114 pounds each eachThe The fouryearold filly Apprehensive will not be permitted to start again Until a veterinary O K has been obtained by her owner ownerThe The identity of the filly Primute has been clearly established Prior to the running of her last race rumors which reached the ears of the commission steward were inves ¬ tigated thoroughly F A Carreaud former owner and P Clausen a licensed trainer here were able to furnish positive proof The filly won Saturday for F J Valli ValliThe The horse Folking will not be perniitted to start here again A veterinarians examina ¬ tion racingStarter showed the horse to be unfit for racing Starter George Cassidy fined S Renick 25 for disobedience at the post in the fourth race Tuesday TuesdayJack Jack Dempsey was among the visitors Wednesday afternoon He was the guest of Gene Normile NormileMrs Mrs Dodge Sloane is recovering from an attack of pneumonia according to advices from Glen Cove Hospital where she is a patient patientDr Dr Pearson who was present at the races made an examination of both Luther and Jacobs He found that Luther had a slight concussion and a cut over the eye while Jacobs had suffered a fractured nose
