The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-28
' SUPERB VICTORY
kEENRS GREAT TwO-YEAR-OLD
WG&S BRIGHTON JUNIOR.
with l79 Pounds On His BACK He Runs SIX
Furssags In ltl7 l.S. Beating Chapul-
tepef. Mar Ono and Otheu-Dande-
Hon and Commodore Fentalne win.

FurtSngs I'm ltn7 les. Beating Chapul-
tepef. Mar Mono and Otheu -Dande-
hon N Commodore Feotalne win.
JsmesgR. Keene,s Colin. probably the best
colt OF his age in America. won smagnihcent
race at the Beach track yesterday when he
proved victorious In the elS. 200 Brighton
Junior Stakes. for two-year-olds. six furionEe.
Colin. a son Of Commsndo-Pastorella. who
has not been defeated. picked up l27 pounds
and was made a fsvortte at Is to 20. He
conceded two pounds to Fred Burlews
ChapultApec. 7 to 1. who ran second. and If
teen pounds to II. p. Whitneyis Bar None.
J to !. who ran third. Miller rushed Colin
to the front when the barrier went ~. the
colt showing a wonderful turn Of speed In
spite OF .the fact that he ran straight into q
heavy yale that blew down the backstretch.
Il. Dugan went after him with r. r. Hitch
cock's Smoker at top speed. but the latter was
run on his feet In tho iirst quarter Of q mile.
Then Brussel made an attempt to go 70 the
front With William Lakelandis Question
Mark. Who had been backed from 100 to 1
dow to IS. The latter, with only liz pounds.
had a world OF speed and on the far turn
Colin led him by a short margin. But the
Keene colt shook the good thing on at the
head Of the stretch. only to be challenged by
Chapultepec. who was then under q vigorous
ride from Mountain. Miller looked back
just onoe. drawing his whip 70 be ready in case
OF an emergency and giving Colin q hand ride
as he neared the last sixteenth pole. But
that was all. for Colin. with superb courage
and plenty Of reserve power. dashed on to
the wire an easy winner by a length and q half
in iI2 is. Chspultepec had six lengths over
Bar None. who ran q good race and beat
Oscar Lewisohn's Monopolist. 7 to I. q head
FOR third money. The latter received q rather
weak ride.
r. r. Hitchcock's Dandeion. 10 to 20 favor
lite. lasted Just long enough TO win the Sea-
shore Handicap. at a mile and a quarter. by q
head from J. 0. Keene's Red Leaf. backed
from S TO 4. Butthns. who pulled up lame.
made the running for nearly a mile, when
'Dsndelion overlook him and looked an
easy winner at the head Of the stretch. But
Dugan. with the light Weighted Red Leaf.
closed With a tremendous rush and Dsndelion
was under a hard drive at the wire, where he
was timed in 2O< as. Five lengths behind
Red Leaf. Miss Crawford. 8 to I. beat the
weary Cederstrome. rs to 1. by half q length.
j. W. Colts Commodore Fontane. backed
down to 10 TO 10 favorte. won the Brighton
Steeplechsse, at about two and Q half miles.
There we're only four starters. ]. z. Wild
ner's Coligny receded from 7 TO 5 TO ? 70 i.
W. c. Hayes's Grandpa went back from S TO
8, while CORTLAND II. Smiths Rocket was
backed from 2 to 0 to 2. Grandpa at one
time had a lead Of nearly ten lengths, but
Commodore Fontdne. under stones b and
ling. soon overcame this and at the last jump
on the backstretch the favorte went to the
front. After that it was easy. for Commodore
.Fontaine breezed home three length MS TO the
good In 44s 2-5. a new record for the race.
Grandpa had six lengths over Coligny, who
was queerly ridden by Donobue. Rocket
was never dangerous.
just when he seemed to have the first race
for three -year-olds. one mile. at his mercy,
as he reached the head OF the stretch Sewen.
a hot %favorite. blew up In the most distressing
manner Then Lad OF Ian gdon. a maiden,
who Wa quoted at so to 1, doomed up as "A
probable winner with T.. DuRan up, but In the
last few strides NJ. l.. Schwartz's Penarris,
II TO 1, came with a fine tum Of speed and
won on the post by a head In l 80 Us. Lad Of
gdon was second. half a length in front
Of AIRING. 7 to 1. Dick Finnell. rs to- S. who was
Knapp, was running strongly at the end,
hut his IN ort came too late. He was a length
iand a half out OF the money.
. SanRlnne. a lukewarm favorite in the second
event, for two-year-olds, six Orlon Is. ran a
dead looking race under Miller and was third,
iDugan rushed X. f.. CarEnaRb Magazine,
o 70 ?. to the front at the outset. but the.c colt
was leg weary at the end and hung out long
en- ou Oh 10 beat Number One. 0 to 2. by half
a len 9Th In i:i3 3-5.
Boots Durnell's Jacobite, II to 20 IA vorite,
made a show Of his company in the last race,
for platsrs,a at a mile and a sixteenth. up to the
Last furtons pole. where he began to stop.
Dugan got busy, however, and Jacobite
lasted. beating the rapidly going Reidmore,
5 to /, by a length in l;45 3-5. A length back
Royal Ben, 10 to |, took third money. Four
Ia Sorites won and about 30. 900 persons were
in attendance. The summaries: