The Washington herald., 1907-09-22
CELT TAKES STAKES
Keene'S Colt Defeats Uncle
in a Hard Drive.
MILLER PUTS UP GOOD RIDE
Stable Mate to Colin Practically Left
at the Post, but Makes Up Ground
Rapidly and Wins by a Length and
a HaIf-Madden's MeeIicIS Leads All
the Way to the Quarter Pole.

New York. Sept 2L-AIore than $4,000
persons saw James r. Keene's colors
carried TO victory in the Junior Cham
p.on Stakes and the First Special by Celt
and Ballot respectively.
The Junior Champion. a dash Of about
six furlougs, FOR two-year-olds, attracted
only four starters. CeIt who in his frs.
and previous start ran second 10 Colin
in the Flatbush Stakes, showed to-day
that he was entitled to De rated close
behind his great stable mate, the cham
pion colt of the year.
This superb son OF COMMUNICATIVE Of
Erin, who carried fortune wagered on
him by the public who backed him from
: 20 down TO 10 10 was actually back
ing away from the barrier when Cassidy
let il so. As a result Celt. with the
usually alert Miller up, was as good as
left. while John +. Maddens Meeiick.
backed down TO to ., was away flying
before the first furIong had been covered.
5. {. HndreJh's Uncle. who had gone
up in the betting from to TO 5 to l.
was running head and head with Celt
about ii length and a half behind the
Madden colt Uncle had world Of speed,
and passed Meelick at the quarter pole,
with Celt just behind the latter. tt looked
a. if Uncle would win waen NE rounded
in,o the stretch, but Celt who had been
carried wide at this point soon began TO
show his true worth when Miller went TO
work
At the last furloug pole Uncle, as
game as a pebble was hooked up with
Celt in a terrific duel the Keene colt
humping his rival as ne rushed on. Then
Uncle cracked under the strain. and Celt
drew away. 20 win by a length and a
half In 1l0.
Uncle had three lengths over Meelick
who, in turn. beat r. H. Williams Fire
stone, 10 10 I. 10y five lengths
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-selIing; tl5ss-yearaI5s and up
ward, about six ful0uE. Tom NcGIa-l. @ r.
uggnt. ! 90 Q. won. Fleming. &C NottaTi. 8 20 D.
second, Robin Hood u 3hII. 90 D.. third
Time, Il1. shotgun, GambrnH-, Tuebrand, and
Monet also ran.
SECOND RACE-H.tchcacs sterpechase Haudi-
cap iour5saro-ds and upward. about tHo and one
Lah miles Gus ~uauHs, Us 'NeAfce', IS 90 DO Sau
Dr. Keith. lT nuugel. 10 90 s. second, Blue
Pigeon. l@ IArCnEHj|. is 20 Do thIld. Time.
45l s5. Hrm0sela also ran. hrt fen.
THIRD kAfk-dUUlHr Champion. fwn-vfar-r9=
about six fulougs. Cclt. lT Miller, 2 90 10. won;
Uncle lT .N1-t,rf. To- J. second. AIesHcz M a.
DugaHI. Z 20 O. third Time. l.l1. Frsstune also
ral.
FOURTH EACE-First Special: thrseysar-olds
and upward. one and Uug-gulGt.r miles. Ballot. Il
fNIc0N, ro J. wCu ElecfirDegr. Il- knapp j. On
J. second. SaiUdsre, Iii r. Ducaui, 9 90 O. third.
Time Z17- MgHtcmev Running Water. and
Frank Gin also un Montgomery an added starter.
FIFTH RACES Selling, Geutlmen's Cup. rHreg-
ysaT-aids and upward. ONE and oue-izt5eEta miles.
ArLmo. $50 ltsmau. lrI. 90 J. won. SIR Tod
dingt1u. ISL Cassidy, u to 10. second. Lane Allen
IFS .oBrieu1 I3 t1 D. third. Time. I5Ll5. Recruit
and UeEat5r also ram
SIXTH CE-Twiyesrold allies: five furlonss
DESTROYS go GT5s-u' G % s. won. Aunt Rose III
Mountain Is 20 J. second, Queen Marguerite 1903
Lowe. Is % .. rHud. Time la- Martha Jane
LADY Wmfred. Priceless Jewel. Miss Angie Num-
DE-. One. Rose White, and Belle Cd, Mayfair also rau
SEVENTH RAfE-~s.luE. tlVeytar0LIs and
upward. about six furIaugs- Chief HAYES. 90 ISuut-
teri. is tu 10. wuu- Golden Shore So D. DuEauI is
% s. second, Hnnay. 90 .B. Miller. 80 80 T. third.
Time. I'D 25. Tr1uhIemaksr H.,ud1. Golden West.
-Nencu, Glsmor, Lauebaud. Fli-. and Ric1rdo also
TGu-