Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-05-26
PAN BEATEN
BY A RANK OUTSIDER
DInna Ken, at IL to |, Wins the
Carleton Stakes, Defeating
the 0dds-on Favorite.

NEW YORK, May 25.-H. p. Whitney's
Dinna Ken, carrying Ill pounds and rid
| den by koerner, won the Carleton stakes
| one mile, at Gravesend TO-DAY defeating
James r. keene's heavily played fayorite
Peter Pan. in drive, with Sidney Paget's
Charles Edward third. Dinna Ken was at
IL to l in the betting
The Whitney gedng, I'm winning this
race created new track record for the
distance by stepping II in LBS 40 which ia
three-hfths Of a second faster than the heat
previous time, made by James r. Keenes
Commando. carrying 126 pounds. June 1,
1871. The pace was terrific and Koerner
lay In behind the leaders 10 the stretch. >
where he made his move and captured tho
race.
refer Fan was made hot odds-on favor
lie at to 8, and he was heavily PLAYED at
tnat inquire. Saracinesca was next in de-.
mand at to 2. with to 1 against Charles
Edward.
Start Almost Perfect.
The start which was made in front of the
stand, was almost perfect. The entire field
was sent away heads apart Charles Ed.
ward was quickest to get into his stride.
and he took the lead making the paddock
turn. with the others close up In the run
down the back stretch Charles Edward had
lead OF couple of lengths over the favor.
lite, Peter Pan, with Dnna Ken In third
place a couple Of lengths behind Charles
Edward still held his advantage at the far
turn, but in the round around the upper
turn Martin sent Peter Pan up to the lead
er These two ran head and head to the
stretch. where Charles Edward stopped. and
Peter Pan assumed command. Meanwhile
koerner began to work hard on Dinna Ken
and gradually closed on the leader
At the last furlong pole Dinna Ken was
half length behind Peter Pan. Martin
went to the whip on the favorite, but to no
avail. as Dinna Ken came up and won by
half a length. Peter Pan was six lengths
before Charles Edward.
James r. Keenes Transvaal furnished the
favorite for the Hudson stakes. but again.
failed to land. Second to Royal Nane was
the best Transvaal could do.
Prince Hamburg clipped fifth of a Sec
ond Off the track record for about six fur-
longs when he won the first race In LOS rs.
The best previous time-1Os 3-5-was made
by Endurance by Right in 1901.
Summaries.
First race, about six furlongs-Prince Hamburg,
i22 Koernrr), y to s and 3 to 8. won; Halifax,
Time, los 20; oxford. wexford. Edna Jackson
about two and cne.haif miles-El Cuchiio; ia
Plenty. 172 Ray). to and to 8. second;
Grandpa. 1G4 lStonel, to and to 2. third.
Time, 4.46. Altar, T. s. Martini Agent and Rose
Of Dawn also
Third race, the Hudson stakes: five furlongs-
Royal Vane 115 (Mountainl, to and 10 B,
won; Transyaal, 122 (Millcr', 1 to and TO 4,
second; Alauda. 115 lowe, to and s to s.
third. Time. LOO 35. George Consdine, Sudden
start and Kings Plate also ran:
Dnna kn iii 'es IL to an%
won; Peter Pan, 1872 Martin to and TO 4,
second Charles Edward, lis Ciountain), 5 to I
and to 5. third. Time, 1.3s 40. Hickory and
Saracinesca also ran.
Fifth race, mile and a furlong-Sailor Boy, 81
e. Burusl. 40 to l and 10 to 1, won; Yankee
Girl, 81 R0okerl. l6 to and even. second: Ans
pedO, 104 (GrandD, 9 to and to 8, third. Time,
152 1-5. Go Between. Zambesi and Leonalta- also
Sixth race: selling; about six furlongs-Robn
Hood. 40 MILLER. 9 to and to s, won; Miss
Strome. 100 SHILLING. 90 to and TO I. seq
Ond: Golden West, IS walsh, 20 to and to /,
thru. Time, Ito. Handzarra. Masterson. Es-
cutcheon. Battle Axe. Lady Vincent, Ida Rock,
Right and True, Blandy. LAmour and Becast
also