Evening star., 1907-09-01

looked In vain for the Keene colors-white
with blue spots.
AS the horses swept down past the hrst
Quarter pole Chapultepec led by length.
HaIr PLAY was second, about half length
In front of Colin. with Meelich on the OUT
side of him forming sort or wedse pe-
hind which Miller rode the son or Coih-
efnando under restraint AS the pacemakeIs
!rushed down to the +half-mile mark Chapul-
itepec Fair Play. Meeich and Bar none
(which had now come from behind ana WIS
leetting into his real stride. began 10 oeaT
bout This was what Miller was looking 1or
land with perfect judgment he gradually
Hook Colin over near the rail and waited Tor
Ia chance to shoot him through. AS they
Brushed to the bend in the track. when was
snear the field stand 1t was plain to those
kwho knew the Colors that Chapultepec was
Fin front and the cry "Chapultepec wins!
Invent up from thousands in field and grand
pstand.
Colin Wins.
But just then Miller was all action. He
found the Iooked-for opening near the rail.
Pand drawing his whip he struck Colin
@Couple of blows on the flank. Colin rushed
past Fair Play and set sail for Chapultepec.
miller was riding hard now and in a twin
killing Colin passed Chapultepec like flash.
Miller. waving his whip with the left hand,
then turned around in the saddle and look
led back. With CAaputepec subdued ne dld
not expect any further trouble: but Bar
None came with a terrific rush, winch
caused Miller to become suddenly active
He shook Colin up and drew away in spite
of the determined challenge OF Bar None,
And won in a blaze of glory.
Hats were thrown in the air, also canes
and rolls of money. while women screamed
and men laughed and jumped up and down
in the frenzy of the moment. Then hardly
waiting to see Colin come back in triumph
to the scales the bulk of the crowd ran
pell-meN to the betting ring to lineup be-
rhind the boOkmakers for the pleasant task
of cashing wagers. Summaries:
First race. three -ycar-olds; one mile-Arimo. III
/ (Finnl. 20 10 l and d to l., won: DaShaWay ~
(Airlerl. 3 10 l place. second: Littlcton Maid III
1Garneri TO 3. third. Time. lao 30 Ampedo,
Ellisdse. Faust Capt. Emrrich. Darah"w. tIaTe
Russell and Umbrella also ran. Dick Fenn"ll fell
Second race, Inaugural steeplechase. about two
miles-John NJ. r. l63 ~. O'Brien,, to 8 and
second; Jimmy Lane, 14s CDnpee,, to 4, third.
/ Time 4O5. Commodore FOntaine also
Homesec and Sinister fell.
F Third race, the Fall handicap; six furlongs; main
! won: Ben Ban 90 (HrusSell. to place, second;
Brookdale Nymph. 119 Garner. TO 8. third
I Dolly Spanker. Keator, Lady Anne and Consistent
Fourth race. the Futurlty; six furongs; Futurity
: coursc-Con, 125 Miller. to } and out, won;
, Bar None. III Martin, To place. second;
Z Chapultepec. III lFinn), s TO 3, third. Time.
/ Ill 1-5. Jim Gafney. Mrelick, Beaucoup, Fair
Fifth race. three -year-ods and up: mile and
three siNteentls ON turf-Acrobat, % GO. BurnsI.
to / place second; Phil Finch. 1o3 Finn. . to
1. third Time l59 -. Iancastran, voorhees,,
Bunker, Good Luck. J. F. Donohue, SonOma Belle,
Filter and Galldvant also
Sixth race. six furiongs, main COursc-Live Wire,
122 Knapp. > to and even. won: Home Again
1O9 DItIler,. to . place second: Black Oak 1l7
Wether. Dennis stafford Mrs. Mazzoni. Russelson
Wise Child and Miss Popular also ran.