New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-28
.TWORACES FOR MADDEN
DEAD GONE 4 SURPRISE.
Lord Boancrges Makes NcSc Track
Record at Benning.
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,,-.sbinpton. March 27-T'he well known col
ors ~ John f. Madden were carried TO victory
,n two races at Benning to-day. Dead Gone.
Good looking youngster, by Galore-Blessful
won the second race. at the lucrative price or
40 10 l. while East End was graduated from
the maiden class in the fifth race. Judging from
Maddox reports the man who trained Salvi-
dere for all his winning races last year did
moi profit by his double success as might have
Feen expected. He allowed Dead Gone to run
practically unbacked. and East End was at
odds-on-a price which never appeals to the
owner Of Hamburg Place. The fields in the
various races were none too we'll balanced, hut
the sport WAS spirited and marked by several
close finishes. a good sized crowd was i'm at
tendance
Lord Boanerges, at : TO l. furnished sur
prise in the first race 10y fairly tiptoeing his
field and winning easily by three lengths He
ran the Eve and a half furlongs in los 81. a
new track record. ouadrille the favoTite.
with Gold SITTER and Toddes in demand around
: 10 = ouadrille and Lord Boanerges finished
heads apart on the opening day. but the latter
had nineteen pounds the worst of the weights
to-day so that the handicappers did not consider
him seriously. The colt showed marked inn
prove.nent however, and after racing Quadrille
into submission came away to win as he pleased.
Toddles ran a fair race for her first start, but
condition counted in Gold Sifter's favor in the
drive for the place.
Giaucus. Blenber. Gun Cotton and Bob Gala
han Jr., were the best played horses in the sec
ond race for two-year-olds, the first named. with
Miller up. closing a slight favorite. Blember
was the tip. however. and was heavily played
from o TO ! to 3 10 l. The good things went
wrong, however. as Dead Gone came from far
beat Glaucus head the post Miller made
TOO much use OF Glaucus and had nothing left
&c finish with when the end came Inspector
Bird showed a lot of speed, but stopped as IL
short
the steeplechase, but tired chasing Garter Knot
and finished distant third Garter Knot opened
up a gap in the first half mile and fencing we'll
lasted long enough TO win in hard drive by
three parts Of length from Worthwhile Harry
Baylor was quietly played by wise few from
20 To ! 70 IS % !. He looked dangerous com
ing to the last jump. but faded away Toots
fell, but Dupee escaped with shaking up.
Radtke rode his first winner of the meeting
when he piioted East End TO victory in the
fifth race. The Ogden colt had a narrow es-
cape from defeat. After shaking of Accumulate
at the last sixteenth pole, he had 20 accept a
strong challenge from NettIe Carita and won
only ny a head
Redmoore, which won the opening day at
- 10 ], took the sixth race at the short price
q ] to 2 while Tudor. alsO at odds-on, won
The third race for Thomas Clyde
Miller accepted four mounts. but failed 10 ride
winner and his followers went home discon-
soate John F. Madden has secured second call
on the services of Radtke and nut him m on
East End to-day. Radtke will ride the Hitch
COCK and Madden horses when Paul ! RaiDav
does not require his services This proba Div
si..aAs eHai ne VIII nave The leg up on Salvi-
osae, o. winch great things are expected this