The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-11-14
GOSSIP OF HRIl RACETRECK
OFFICIAL FIGURES MAXI KEENE,S
NET WINNINGS &aO2N9T.

NHNAAhNsC AaICatEN 1IEEeu
After careful figuring il was ofictally nm
uounced yesterday that James X. 'Kesnes
horses had won In stakes and purses this yenr
"Nactly stO2. 6Hi. including Si2S which Cretna
Hreen picked up "a place money ia the fourth
mcs at Aqusduot. This remarkable sum
represents the net winnin q. after all sub
HcrlDrio1i fees have been deducted. Mr..
keeneis stable therefore has hung IN a
worlds record chat Will probably remain un-
surpassed for some time 10 come. me pre-
NiOus record was s376. 900 In round numbers
won by the Duke OF POrtIandis horses in 1883.
The keene winnings include the first. second
and third moneys won by the famous stable
on the New York tracks since the season
opened on April IS. Mr.. Keene will start sew
eral horses In stakes at RennIngs. 80 that
the new record may be materially increased
before the Eastern campaign ends On Novem-
her 30. IL Is understood chat Trainer james
Rowe. in addition TO his salary. will receive
10 per cent. of the winnings. according 60 an
agreement with his employer.
Boots Durnel was the picture OF misery
when his colt senator Barrett won the first
race yesterday. DTnell said that he did not
bet even q nickel on his colt. because he did
not believe that he had a chance to beat
Frank j. Farrells Aimee c. He declared that
he was glad Senate Barrett won the purse.
hut stated that the colt s success was wholly
due to the fact that L. DuRan beat the gate
with him. DuRan' 5 followers, who are very
numerous Just now. bet on senator Barrett.
backing him down n point to Z, and takinH
him literally across the boards. but the money
won by them was nothing compared to the
great losing plunge on Aimee G.. Farrsll's
lilly opened at q to 5. and vent up TO 20 I
before the stables followers began 10 bet.
Then the money came In a food. with the re-
suit that the Watercolor ally was backed down
- 49, $50 - A. nNI -
barrier. Practically all the big bettOrs took
Aimee c.. believing that she would came
home on the bit. But the hard luck that has
pursued the lilly all the year was again In evil
dence when she was bumped ut the start and
knocked out Of her stride. Queen 8 Souvenir.
Sainesaw and Miss Delaney were all backed
down, the last named carrying the oolors OF
r. f. Watkins for the first time.
The way Green Seal lie rugged to-day"
said the GreeDan colts trainer. Bobby Smith.
before the second race. makes him invinci-
BILE. He has only ninety-three pounds up
and with Dugan In the saddle Ill venture to
say that there isn't a selling platter in the
county that could beat him in this race. "
smith bet a chunk for himself. while all OF
the wise men fairly poured the money into
the ring on the supposed cinch. backing him
from ? TO to ? and then on the states at the
last moment. e. r. Brsdley's T~roublemaker.
Who warmed up very sore. was backed Town
from 3 to 8, his owner betting 81 600 straight
on him.. and the way he took the measure
Of Green Seal made Bobby Smith look as II
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~ layers nSIry EnSlsnu eoI = generous
plsy ~ y Snsto a. = As.e lazy vincent
starters In the race were generally ignored.
There WIS as much as rs to I to show on Con-
sistent In some books. because Of the fact
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IN TushSss' wi: Heenes ore'na Green
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U7iO'o lntn race On n. II, hste . EsIitn@te.