Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-06-19
THREE FAVORITES.
WON AT GRAVESEND

NEW YORK, June 19.-Three favorites
and a second choice rewarded the form
players at Gravesend yesterday. The stake
feature was the Brookdale handicap, at
mile and a furlong, which was won by
James R. Keenes Zambesi, TO favorite
Miller made all the pace with the Com
mando colt, who breezed home two lengths
in front of Blandy. to l. with James b.
Rrady's Fountainblue, 6 to l, half dozen
lengths back The race was run in 153
H. p whitney's Dinna Ken, to 2 favor
ite won the handicap for three-year-olds.
at mile and asixteenth Koerner took
him to the front at the start and the son Of
Yankee was never headed. At the end he
had three parts Of length over the New
castle stables Saracinesca, to l. Lethus.
10 to 1 eight lengths back beat Trio. so
to shot. by a head. The time was .46 3-5.
Gene Russell, neglected at the false price
of to 1, won the handicap Tor two-year-
olds. five and a half furlongs. He got fine
ride from Jack Martin and came home
length and half in front of F. r. Hitch
cocks Smoker, to 1. fIarcourt. to 1.
was the same distance back. Queen Mar
guerite, to l. led to the head Of the
stretch. The time was 1O1 40
Faust's Easy Win.
Boots Durnelrs Faust. to /. after long
duel with Masterson. 20 to !, won the sec
ond race, at a mile and sixteenth, with
ease Col White, 0 to favorite. who was
practically left at the post. ran into the
place two lengths before Masterson. The
race was run in LAT 40
Under good handling by Jack Martin w.
B. Jennings Wild Star backed from Q to
g. won the third race. for maiden two-year-
old FLIES, five furlongs. by length and a
half in 1.O2 2-5 Dixon Belle, 20 to 1. ran
into the place a length and a half before
Great Dame. 100 to l.
Little Woods. 100 to 1 shot. came from
nowhere in the fifth event, at about six fur
longs. and won in a drive by length from
DR.. Lee, 20 to 1. who made most of the
pace and beat Sailor Girl, 30 to l shot. by
two lengths for the place. Rosemount. 8
to 5, favorite. was knocked about and shut
off so that when Miller saw he had no
chance in the middle of the stretch he
eased the colt up. The time was Ito 80.
The Patchogue stables Moyea. backed
from 20 down to 10. set the pace in the last
race, at about six furlongs. and lasted long
enough to win by nose from Heine
backed from II to g. The latter had a
length over Gutter = to l.Who dropped from
weather was COOL the track fast and about
1900 persons enjoyed the sport.
The Summaries.
First race FIVE and half furlongs-Gene, Rus
sell. 112 u. Martini, to 1. won Smoker 128
ns 70 %s da I QUEEN ls aal
guerite. sweetTaire. Bolando Alexander Grant,
Hartford boy anU AraSee also ran.
Second race, one and one six teenth miles-Faust
SS (E. Dugan). to 1. won; Col White lO6 wv
Doyle,, 8 to 5. second; Masterson. IOl Preston.
20 to !. third; Time. l47 As. Royal Ben. King
ents, Anowmaise. Special License and Gallant Dan
also ran.
Third race Eve furlongs-wild Star, 100 a.
Martini. to l. won: Dixon Belle, 1909 (Musgravel,
20 to 1 second; Great Dame, 100 G,owe); 100 to 1.
lor. N'Importe, Golden Buckle. Aglaia, Night Mist.
Dial Plate. Fashion. Lady Soufae. Imitator. FIJI
bert. Queen Helene and Pasqunads also I'm.
Fourth race, Brookdale handicap; one and one
eighth miles-Zambesi, 107 (Miller), 8 to 8. won;
blue, los (Oniey,. o to 1. third. Time. 1853. Coy
Maid Go Between. Cederstrome and Buttling also
ran. .,- 49,. u
Fifth race. six furiongs-Attle Woods, 100 Nius-
gravel 100 to l. won; DIR. Lee. 1903 (NotterD, 20 to
Z second: Sailor Girl I01 C3eckmanl, so to 1.
third Time ITO 3-5. Golden West Shotgun, Don