The Washington times., 1907-08-11
COLIN OUTFOOTS
UNCLE A LENGTH
IN THE SPECIAL
Miller Lets Him Out and
Makes Him Cham
piOn.

SARATOGA. \. Y, Aug. 10.-Coffn,
the great son OF Commando -Pastorella.
Is now without a rival for the twO-ye3r-
old championship.
With the heavy burden Of u pounds
on his back. the indicated colt won
the Saratoga Special from Uncle IN =
manner BETTING his noble sire
Seven OF the best two-year-Olds Of the
season were carded 70 wear silks IN
this stake. but the field narrowed down
10 Colin and Uncle Miller had the leg
on Colin. and E. Dusan. his nearest
rival. rode Uncle. The horses broke
away from the barrier and ran head
and head UP the back stretch Com
ing around the turn. Miller let out
link en- the relns. and Colin bounded
away from Uncle. Entering the home
stretch, Colin had an advantage OF q
length. which he held 10 the finish
Keene Sees Him Run.
James r. Keene. 70 whom Colin DO
longs. jOurneyed here Just 10 See his
mighty color bearer run He viewed
the race from the veranda Of the club
house. and when the two-year-old
youngsters were going up the back
/ stretch ne started 10 tremble Ike an
aspen leaf The veteran horseman holds
/ Commando in his highest esteem and
naturally has q warm spot in his heart
! for the descendants OF the once power
ful racer. After the hnish. ne went out
/ In the paddock and warmly congratu-
/ lated Jimmy Rowe, his trainer, and
! Jockey Miller on the victory.
/ Surrounded By several OF his friends,
/ Mr.. Keene acknowledged that Colin IA
! as great a colt as SysOnby vas Sys-
I Onby was always the apple OF his eye
\ and ne claimed all along that no colt
would ever stand as high as him n his
/ estimation. but the courage and persist
! ency shown by Colin. forces Mr.. Keene
/ 20 say that he is the best youngster OF
many years
Earnings Reach $4,000.
! Colin has started i've times and won
/ every one of the starts With the purse
/ Of today, his earnings have reached the
! high mark OF $4,000. II he can only
retain the speed he has displayed IN
/ the past. there does not seem 70 be =
| horse that Will have a chance OF wrest-
/ Ing the Futurfty from him
/ Sam Hildreth paid $4,000 for Uncle.
/ figuring that he had g chance q de-
! feating Conn today. AS wise horse
\ man remarked, Il Uncle IS worth So. =
| 000. Colin should be valued al $1,000
Summaries:
First race-Selhng; three-year-oldsI
seven furlongs- Tom McGrath. 100 CMils
ler), even, won: Faust, Sc tE Dugan)s
! : to 2. second; Inquisitor, % lHenry)E
/ 90 10 I. third Time. 1:2S. Trouble
| maker, Blandy. Belle Of I-oauois. Lady
] Vincent, Tony Bonero, Golden West
Aeronaut. Handzarra- Phi Finch. GIid-
ing star. and ROalta also ran
| Second race-North American Steeple-
| chase. fOur-year-olds and upwards
/ about three miles. Commodore FOn~
| taine 142 iStOne). II 70 10, wons Rocket
/ 13S tArchlbald). 6 10 ., third Time 6.22
Only three starters
Third race-Saratoga Special, two-
i year-Olds; six furlongs. Colin. 10 (hil-
! y TO 8. second Only two starters
| Time. l;l2.
| Fourth race-Travers: three -year-olds: }:
one and One-fOurIh miles Frank GIL
12s (Notter). to 5. won; Golf Ban. 11s
CE. Dugan). even second: Cork HiIl. ia
/ (Nliller). Is 20 1. third Time. 2:O7- Only
three starters
Fifth race-se,ling; txo-year-olds; five
and one-half furlonss- Marbles, 50
(Notter), 5 TO !. woni Tenancy by Court
esy, 100 Oowel. 90 70 l. second; James
Calhoun. Altar Boy. Banyah. Hal. Bosom
Friend, and Scailop also ran
Sixth race - Selling; three-year-oIds 8
and upward; one and sixteenth
miles CairnEorm. IL (Mountatn) z TO
5. won: TOurenne los CGarner) 10 70 =
! third Time. l-59. Temaceo. Martin
Doyle. and Sea Wall also ran
Entries for Monday:
First race-HandicaP; three-year-oldsI
seven furIOngs- McCarter. I26; J Q,
Core. 112, Tony Faust, rs; Seweu, 10;
Sir TOddingtOn 1G2: The Wrestler. 100:
Rifeman, 104; Acrobat. 100; Main Chance.
leo; Mint5eria 100, Senator Clay, 50, Pre-
turcio. S5, Barbary Belle. &c: Princs
Hampton, 81. Also eligible-Dashaway
. l04; Roalta. g.
\ Second race-Steeplechase handicap.
fOur-year-olds and up: about two miles.
} Thistledale. l60; Amanda H. I4S: Car
. rett. 152; Mooksie. 143: McRittredge- Iss:
The Doctor. l23; Jack Barr, 13i. Paprika,
1S2; ParsOn Kelly, I'D: HomeseIle I9G
Z Also eligible-Palm. 80.
Third race-FiIlles ana l,eldinss: two
| year-Olds. five and One-hRlr furlongs.
, y. OOlspun- 80: Nimbus 1Is: DESTROYS %,
Mav Celia, 80; Mauheimer, 90; Kfna
Thistle. go, Jane Swift, s9: Namo 9S;
- Miss Delaney, s9; Sun Clean. Se: Six
O'Clock, 90; Berrymaid. 104; Miss Mar
] jorie. SO; Keep Moving, 104; Baroda, S9i
Aristotle. ia
! Fourth race-The C1tskiH; selling,
; three-vear-Olds and Up; seven furlOnEs
: Fancy Bird. 102. Simple Honours I6S,
OrbiCular. SS; 'Grapple. pS; Dreamer. IO2:
"Campaigner, SZ; Barbary Belle. 100
ne. lOS; ,lnquisitor, 9S; Jacobite, 1U3
Aletheuo, 81; Ampedo. lO2: -Hyperior
II. 50; Troublemaker. tO4: FRio Gsrande
So
Fifth race-SeIling: three-year-olda
one and one-fourth miles 4Blandy. los
kilter. 101; "Lally. SO; sFirst Mason Is
Missouri Lad. 10S: Right Royal 81
l D'Arkle, l0l; @Lancastrian, I0s; 0cear
j Spray. SO.
Sixth race-Handicap; two-year-oIds
i've and cne-half furlOngs. Gene Rus.
sell, H. Sir Cleges. 10; Chulita- 100
$ King Sol. 100: Hyppen. 90: Wise Cbiid
e g; Blue Heron. %: Half Sovereign. 1l5
G Magazine, los: Black Oak IOs. Ellr
: 9 NeilL 113: George Considine. 80. Man
: heimer. 90 Also eligible: Uncle T2s