The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-09-22
KEYNES WINNINGS
 ARE NOW $347,0OO
Noted Horseman Will Soon
 Hold Worlds Record
BALLOT TAXES BIG PRIZE
Another Good keene Horse Named Celt Defeats Good Field-McGrath Beats Fleming and Robin
 Hood In First Race.

New 1ork, September 1.-Two more victories were scored by James R. Keene at Gravesend today, and now Mr. Keenes winnings for the season amount to $347000. Celt won the Junior champion stakes and Ballot cap tured the first special. The two races netted Mir. Keene s10,7oO Four horses went to the post for the Junior cham pion Besides Celt the starters were Uncle, Meeick and Firestone. When the barrier went up Meelick jumped out in front and set sizzling pace. The Madden colt was closely followed by Uncle. Celt and Firestone were out run during the first part of the jour ney. At the half Meelick had had enough and Uncle was in the lead. Turning into the stretch Miller got Celt in front and he gradually moved away to win by length and half.
 First race, about six furongs-Tom McGrath, 96 CE. Dugan), l to ?, won Fleming, 97 (Notter), 6 to 1, second :; Robin Hood, 101 (Miller), s to l, third. Time, 10.
 Second race. steeplechase, two and a half miles (about)-Gus Straus, 13S (McAfee), l to 10, won; Dr. Keith, 1S7 6Dupee), 16 to ], second; Blue Pigeon, 40 (Archibald), IS to 10, third. Time. i:5f 3-5.
 Third race, about six furlongs-Celt, 107 (Miller), to 10, won; Uncle, 1O7 tNotter), to 1, second; Meeick, IF (E. Dugan). to ?, third. Time, 1:10.
 Fourth race, mile and quarter Ballot, IT CNicoD, to 1, won; Elec- tioneer, IT (Knapp), 2 to 1, second; ; Salvidere, III tE. Duggan), to Z, third. Time, POT.
 Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth Arlmo, 139 (Carman), to l, won; Sir Toddington, 131 (Cassidy) II to 10, sec ond; Lane Allen, 136 (O'Brien), 1S to 5, third. Time, 1:51 1-5.
 Sixth race, five urlongs-Desirous, 99 (Preston), 13 to 1, won; Aunt Rose, IA (Mountain), 115. 10 to 1, second :; Queen Marguerite, 109 CLowe), l5 to l. third. Time. TOP.
 Seventh race, about six furlongs- Chief Hayes, 93 (SumterD. 1S to 10, won: Golden Shore, 10S E. Dugan), to B. second Hoorsy % eMiller), 30 to 1, third. Time, Ill 2-5.
 Gravesend Entries.
 First race. five and one-half furlongs- Fort Johnson c. W. Burt, Norbitt, 1l2; Gowan, 1O9 Tommy Ahearn, Glaucus, Masoue, Perkee, Rossimero Grant, lO2; Black Sheep, 107; Delaney, 10i; Sparker, 99 Black Mary, IA.
 Second race, steeplechase, about two miles-Judge White, Islim, High Rank, 13; Flying Machine, Follow On, Guardian, 13s; Benlallal. 140; Paprika, Blue Pigeon, 13O; Sheriff Williams. 133; King of Elway, 143; Bannell, 137.
 Third race about six furlongs-Demund, 129; Prince of Hamburg, Veil, IA; Jug ger, no; Bat Masterson, 1oo Chief Hayes, 95; Cloisteress, 93 Tramp, 94; Suffrage, 124; Baby Wolf, IT; Kings Daughter, 10S; Glenham, 96; Jack Atkin, 128; Jacobite, III; Dreamer, 112; Sir Toddington, 97; Frank Lord, 9s; Keator 1os; Monet, 90; Gen. tian, S4.
 Fourth race, one and one-sixteenth mles-Brookdale Lymph, 115; Tokalon IA; kenyetto 104 Yankee Girl, 103; Killa- Joe, Miss Crawford. 1O5; Moonshlne. ST.
 Fifth race, mile and eighth-Rye, 108: Zipango, 92; Darkle, Punky, Wes, Palette, 8; Inquisitor, 30; Bally, s9; June time, 84; Temaceo, 102; W oolstone 1OO; Golf Ball, 112; Orbicular, 106; St. Joseph, 103: Lord Badge, 9S.
 Sixth race, five and a half furlongs- Spring Heel Polly Watts. Colgate, Pom totoc, Mrs OFarrell Kings Plate Glo- rious Betsy Dixie Gold. Miss Norfolk, Agnes Dorothea 108.