The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-12-08


Handicap on August 81 at the Bay. That
was Futurtty Day, aud with only eight
starters in the famous classic Colin was at
1 to 3. He shOnldered t25 pounds and
came home a clever winner. with Bar None
and Chapultepec second and third reapeO-
lively. Collins share was S25. O7S.
+. X, HitchCOCk's Keep Moving. n ~ TO I
shot, won the Great Filly Stakes. worth
$1,000, on september 4. which we. Il lis
tinct triumph for Trainer Madden, who
bred Inc Yankee Ally at Hamburg Place.
Mr.. Mccain, in r.. II. Thomas's colors.
won a stseplechase ON September s. Stone
had the mount and put up "a faultless ride,
but not long Afterward Stone rode a bad
race on the same horse and the stewards
q away his license. Over n muddy track
Blue Book. at 10 TO /, enabled Steve Law
Tor 10 put over a killing In the Reapers
Stakes, also run on September 5. Faust,
Smiling Tom and LittletOn Maid were all
backed by the public, but Blue Book won
by ten lengths and his hackers tool e0O, 900
from the books and p~OOlroOms.
Mr.. Whitney's Royal Tourist, a SandriRg-
ham colt, attracted much attention when
he breezed home with the Autumn Stakes
on September 10. He defeated a good field
so easily that greater things we're expected
OF him. Ben Fleet, now the property OF
the Oneck Stable, picked up $4,000 when
he beat Falcada, He Knows, Spooner and
Nimbus in the Waldorf Stakes, u the ensu-
ing day. Blue Book also came right back
with another surprising success in the
September Stakes, when at ~ to ! he made
"A show Of such horses as Fountainblue,
Montgomery, Kentucky Beau and Pau
monOk Again the looks suffered to the
tune of S4O,OOO on this well managed COUP
aided by the muddy track.
ROseben picked up SIS, O1O for his plunging
owner when ne galIoped on with the Flight
Stakes, at seven furlOngs, run on September
IL, the big sprinter stepping the distance
in lbs IS. ]. r. Madden's Meelick, after
ward sold TO y. C.. Hildreth, was the winner
Of che Great Eastern Handicap, S. $50 TO
the winner, on September ~. Madden and
his friends iolting the books IN great shape.
This was a Madden day, for the Wizard.
also saddled Salvidere, who won the Annual
Champion Stakes and Sl9. $50 for 7. Hitch
cock. Jr. ~ will he remembered that nv.
KCene was greatly dissatisfied with Miiler's
ride on Ia Hot in this event for the Jockey
put Ballot under such n choking pull that the
colt had nothing left when he was let down.
Salvidere had a pull in the weights and
won handily, running two miles and a
quarter in 1853 2-5. Montgomery beat Raj
lot for the place,
Mr.. Keene sent Celt after the Junior
Champion Stakes, SIS, i25, on September
~ and the son of Commando. meeting
Uncle at even weights, beat the latter ciev-
eTly over a slow track. The same day
Ballot cleaned up 5000 more by taking
the First Special from E~lectioneer. Salvi-
dere. handsomely. Running Water and
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and had him under a drive NJ the end, the
keene colt running a mile and a quarter
in 2O7. Frank Gill was charged with a
form reversal when he proved the best in
the Hindco Stakes. for thTee-year-olds, at
a mile and three quarters. run on Septein-
her "a. This was worth $40. IT'S. Owner
McGinnis securing 10 to l for his coin. Mr..
keene's SupeTman was a starter, but ne
was beaten early.
Brighton's fall meeting opened on Sep
fanh0r IN fnr nna vvopk and IN The first AHX
the Produce Stakes was run in twO d.
visions which went respectively TO H.
p. Whitney = Stamina. $1l $685. rs. and Mr..
Keene's Collin, S9.S7i.75. Colin had l25
pounds up and galloDed th~ree-quaTters OF
a mile in I:I2 rs, winning In a romp. Fhs
Cuf Preliminary was run on October !,
and to the surprise of everybody Ballot u
prOhibitive favOrite. was easily beaten by
SaiVidere at equal weights. The distance
was a mile and . half and SaIvidere. riddeD
T.. Miller, hung up $50 as for the distance.
equaling Charles Edwards track record.
Ballot, with Nicol up. was beaten six lengths.
On the same day Master Robert won at "A
mile In a race for two-year-olds and was
tabled by close observers.
Colin captured the first part Of the MatTon
Stakes at Belmont Park or October J. which
was worth $3.50. He packed 12o pounds
and ran six furlOngs straight in l:i2. Mr..
Whitney's Stamina was victorious Iva the
second part Of this stake event, whIch
Melted 81. 585. Mr.. Whitney's perseverance
10 TO /. was also triumphant the same dsy.
ia the jerome Handicap, when he beat
McCar;er a heal. while Sea Wolf. another
Whitney standard bearer, Won the last
race on the card.
Collins last appearance OF the year was
in the Champagne Stakes, al seyentuJlonRs.
He met Stamina. the best .wO-yesT-olb
FLY. and simply beat her TO death TuE-
ming the distance in 1923, a new track record,
and winning SIS, 775. Collins winnings for
the year footed uD more than Sl3l. 900.
Gretna Green, after a series of defeats
when heavily backed, won the PierTepoaC
Handicap at JarnaiCa on October q, up-
supported at 40 90 7. beating BrOokdAle
Nymph. ridden out, in 1853 rs, for a miie
and q fIr!ong. On October &c Master
Robert won the SOuthold Handicap from
Gretna Green. Faust. Melbourne, Brook
dale NyMph. Far West and Others in brilliant
style. sam EmIe~y getting ns much as G
TO | for Eis gRIc's - s.Ot Nos PC aTp@~
PIRATE vint.sc o; the E'ei ton Dag Handicap.
which netted S.. ~ AMI enabled Mr.. kaenc
10 reach the sa"l 100 mark. Ballot also took
the Edgemere and added 81 200 10 the keeue
bank account on November o. With the
close of AGueduct really good racing cePsed.
for the sport al Bennings was iRE below
the rpouIrpd standard.