New-York tribune., 1907-08-15
COLLINS GRAND UNION.
pROVES HIS Glass AGAIN.
NeGIon Wims Easily from Good
E;eIH-T. R. Keene Gets NOtter.
cBy Telephone to The Tribune)

c-a+opa. N Y. Aug. 14--Coln continued
- ,nr,eaten career by galloping home an easy
.oor Ii- If the Grand Union Hotel Stakes OF
s.onao to-day He took up 12I pounds, and
to;,,e- head and head with Jim Gaffney until
@.5c,rered out for home, came away in COM
s.o-s,np style in the last furlong, and won well
- band by TWO lengths in :13 for the six fur
- - he was coupled with his stable compan-
~. nFzsoue and closed at the prohibitive price
"a ( having been backed down by the big
.-ors who considered him a sure thing, from
i 10 4 - 90 zoo
sisb brought his winnings for the season up
q. see O55 Incidentally it brought James r.
srsane's total winnings for the season up 10
s256,O00-
,-s4fnaz went out TO do battle with Colin and
Nasoue. and for five furlongs it was more of a
oo1tast than had been expected. Jim Gaff-
,,ev. in receipt of fifteen pounds from Colin. had
,Ien+v Of speed. and forced the pace up to the
toclsstretch and around the turn, with the Com
msndo colt at his side
r,,rninz for home, it looked for a moment as if
,-alir VAS doomed TO defeat, and Miller grow
ms anxious, drew his whip He did not have TO
nsa IL however as the great two-year-old had
raced his chief opponent into submission by the
time the last furlong pole was reached Jim
f,sffney hung well and earned the place from
Zen Fleet, which ran TO his best form. Chapul-
tsnec was intrusted TO Finn, who could hardly
So the heavy headed colt Justice. After delaying
The start for some time he broke slowly and was
LAST in the first quarter He ran up strong on
the outside rounding the turn, and looked dam
rerous. but the effort told, and he fell away
again in the final drive.
Colin has seven races including six
sakes-the Eclipse, the National Stallion, the
Great Stakes, the Brighton Junior, the Sara
toga Special and the Grand Union The ugly
growth on his hook. which has never troubled
hin. although it was disfiguring, has almost en-
ti-ely disappeared. and he was greatly admired
In the paddock before and after the race.
Neaon, the Suburban Handicap winner, made
q show Of Golf Ball, Penarris and Yankee Girl
IN The handicap. al one mile and three six
teenths. He went 10 the front the back
stretch, and Won easily by six lengths. in spite
Of the fact that F. Dugan had all he could do
prevent him from running 10 the outside rail
IL the stretch He was q strong favorite, at
10 10, and the victory was q popular one.
Pena-ris was heavily played from TO 1 to 8 to l.
He got away all tangled up, and was bad
last in the run up the backstretch. He closed
resolutey in the last quarter, but just failed to
beat Golf Ban for the place.
Only three horses went 10 the post in the
steeplechase. and il was a pretty race for a
mile and a half between Goldfieur and
Paprika- The former fell, however, at the sec
Dnd jump from home, and Paprika won pulled
gp Godfleur ran wild and jumped the rail,
but was finally caught and remounted by
stable boy, who took him back TO the place
where he fen. and finished the course for third
money Of $40.
Notter, the jockey, will ride for James R.
heene next year The vfce-chairrnan OF the
Jockey Club has secured first call on the boy
from Jack McCinnis. Mr.. Keene had been nego-
hating for Notter's services since his clever
handling Of Peter Pan in the Brighton Handi-
zap.
SARATOGA SUMMARIES
FIRST RAcE-selling; hIlies two years old; $500
a51 a1asa: nFg , ana Aaf EqTionEs start fair On
Glensetoo Owner Silver Brook Farm.