The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-06-28
FAIR PLAY
 WINS RACE Twenty-Five Thousand
 Dollar Stakes. GOES AHEAD IN STRETCH Relmont's Horse Admirably Ridden
 by Joe Nottss. Hessian Was second With King James Close Third--Track Record of
 staIwart In 1904 Is Eauaied.

| ervhQ .OL lS.OVU persons. August Be- nionts salr .rlay. carrying topweisnt Isiand Jockey Club stakes at Sheeps. | head Bay today. defeating higl
 cIass neid of s-year-oids
 tair Play was admirably ridden by Joe Notter The boy allowed the felu | 10 race away in front and at the turn 10 the stretch. he called on the Bel mont horse and won. Hessian was sec
 ond, with King James third. The time
 Of 2:3l rl-5 for one and half miles equals the track record for the dist ance made by Staiwart in 1904. and is
 less than a second slower than the record time for the distance made by Goodrich at ChicaGo in lSSS. The race
 was~rrobbed of its main interest by Colin and Celt not starting.
 Those two colts are under a veterIn- arfan's treatment and it was upon LIS advice that MT. keene did not send them to the post for the rich event. Of seven carded to start. two. wers withdrawn. the Whitney entrys Starn- ina and Royal Tourist leaving i've to face the starter. They were sent away to a good start. Angelus went out to make the pace, followed by Dorants and Hessian. King James and Fair next to last place. Angelus opened up a two length lead around the paddock turn, while Dorante was about one and a half lengths before Hessian. '
 III ~lHG run uOWA lilc b8Ch bhCA~ Ange1us still led. At the far turn. De- rante took the lead followed by Hes slan and Fair Play. In the stretch, Notter brought Fair Play outside Of Dorante, put .he Belmont colt under g hard drive and managed to win by . length. Hessian was about one and a half lengths before King James. The result of the Great Trial $25.o00 stakes showed that John F: Maddern had the best two-year-olds of the year. Ills 4e nH fxyo Ma rftN winning with Gazette second and Hel met third The ride that J. Lee put up on, the Maddern colt Sir Martin. was considered by many horsemen the ntry carried top weight. 12s pounds concding from seven to twelve pounds to their field. Bobbin went out to make the early running and took lead of half length over Fayette about fourth. Bobbin continued te show the way to the elbow of the main track, where Fayette took com. mand with Helmet right at her side
 The race at this point looked to be between the first two. but J. Lee. on Sir Martin. seeing that his stab'e mate was fin trouble, put the colt under a hard drive. Gradually he made up the lost ground and at the last sixteenth was on even terms with Fayette and Helmet. In the next few strides. he was length to the good and dashed under the wire winner by i've lengths, with Fayette head before Helmet. After the finish of the Great MT. Madden s4o.oo0 for Fnyette. but Maddern promptly turned down the oc- fer.
 California King won the steepiechase.
 There was one arrest today, D. J. Callahan being taken into custody for accepting bets.
 First race, The Burgomaster six and a half furlongs-Westbury, 106 (Du- gan) l5 to l. won, Roseben; l43 tNot- t ler) to 1. third. Time, 1:19. Red River. Sir Lynnwood, Bat Masterson, Jean D'Arc, Creation, Gowan, Brother Thomas and Umbrelal ran.
 second race. the Beacon, steeplechase, about two and half miles-California King, 147 (McKinney( to l, won: John NJ. P, 1892 (Donohue) 6 to 5, sec 8Rd fSra ThFs51sdaIe 4ims 5c4 lsl HuPpe Martin tS Grandpa and Saint Nick ran. Sanctus fell. Agent ran out of course.
 Third race. The Great Trial Stake. s25,00o. six furlongs, Futurity course cite, 129 (Miller) to 5, second; Hell met. 122 (Notter) 5 to 2, third%Time, 1:12. Ross Fenton, Bobbin and Espsr- anto ran. Sir Martin and Fayette cou-
 Fourth race. the Coney Island and Jocky Cup Stakes, $25.UO, mile and a half-Fair Play. 125 (Notter) to 1, won; Hessian, 1f6 (E. Dugan) to 1, second; King James. i2 to 5, third. Time, 2:03 1-5. Angelus and Dorante ran.
 Fifth race, the Nealon Handicap, for 3year- -olds and up, one mile ana three. sltxeenths, Turf course-Pins and Nee dies, 90 tMcCahey) to 1, won; Gretna Green. f26 (Notter) ? to 1. second; Miss Crawford, 1O5 (E. Dugan) to l. third. Time, 200 3~5 Monopolist, Eliisdale, Gun Cotton, D'Arkle and Winning Star ran.
 Sixth race, the Montana, sellIng, one mile-Earl G.. 96 (McCahey) 3 to I, won; Antaeus, 93 (Lang) IT to 1, sec ' ond; Bad News, 105 (Hebert) to ], third. Time, 1:39 4-5.' Easton. St. Jo- man, Miss Catesby, Braggart, Gridiron, Tom Dolan, Trash and Lady Karma ran.
 Results at LatOnia