Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-04
MADDEN'S HORSES ARE FIT
COURT LADY AND DANDELION
WIN FOR HIM AT SARATOGA.
Maskette Forced to q Drive to Beat
Miss Kearney Half a Length.
5O-to-1> Shot a Winner.

SARATOGA August 4-John E. Mad
den won two races here yesterday and
came within an ace OF capturing another
His first success Of the afternoon was
with Court Lady. a bay filly by Rensse-
laer-Stately, a hot favorite at to 3.
who won the third race for two-year-
olds. five and a half furlongs. Schilling
kept her under a pull while Thomas H.
Wilson's Prudent. to !. made the pace,
until well into the stretch. Then Court
Lady. who was much the best, breezed to
the front and won easily by three lengths
In LOT As. Prudent lasted long enough
to beat Won Laer. a 5O-to-1 shot, by a
head. The latter was half length be-
fore WestmOre. to 2.
Madden had Dandelion. who ran in F. r.
Hitchcock's colors, in fine shape for the
handicap at a mile. Dandelion was
another strong favorite. backed down to
. to TO- John Sanford's Mohawk II, who
started for the first time in two years
was taken to the front by Miller at the
outset. but after leading for half mile
the SON Of Rockton broke down COM
pletely and was pulled up. Dandelion,
who had been under restraint meanwhile.
now took command and came home an
easy winner by length and a half. In
100 is. Far West, IL to 8. who ran to
his best form, finished in the place, three
lengths in front of Dorante. 8 to 1.
Madden's FLY Miss Kearney. backed
down to 8. ran a fine race in the last
event, for two-year-old FLIES and geld
ings. at five and half furlongs. forcing
James r. Keenes crack Maskette, / to 4.
to a drive to beat her half length in
the fast time of LOG 3-5. John Sanford
Louise Bell, coupled with Broadalbin at ~,
set the pace for more than half mile,
when Maskette, by Disguise.Biturica.
| in a fierce duel. Louise Bell finished
third, half a dozen lengths back. The
Keene tilly was hampered by poor start
and under the circumstances made q
| splendid showing.
Refined, a 5O-to-1 shot. shocked the tai
| ent when she won the first race. for plat
ers. at six furlongs. At the start. which
| was ragged. Please. to 3. went to her
knees and threw little Sweet. Incognito.
2 to 1, led for five furlongs and then quit,
after which Refined under a clever ride
got up in time to win by a head from
Sugar Pine, 5 to 1. Incognito was third.
| three parts Of a length back.
]. w. Colts Banner. to 8. enjoyed
what was practically a walkover in tie
steeplechase handicap, at about two miles.
Malacca, 4 to ). fell. and Rufus. s to 1,
| ran out but was brought back and COW
cred the course. Banner meanwhile went
on about her business and won all alone
| i'm ABS 3-5.
Tom Mannix's Disobedient won his first
| race in two years when he captured the
! fifth event, a selling affair. at mile and
| a quarter. He was quoted at to ). and
White, 4 to 1, for a mile. he responded to
McCahey's call and won gamely under a
drive by three parts of a length in 201 40
| Col White was all out to take the place
from Crack Shot. to :. by head Three
| favorites were successful and Schilling
| carried off the riding honors with two
| winners and a second. The weather was
clear and the track fast. The summaries
| First race. three-y year Odds and upward: selling
| six furlongs-Redncd, l03 III Smith. 90 TO l
| II to l and to l. won: Sugar Pine. ITO tE
eo ssaS, 10! % tNot,er 70 ao to TO- to ;
third Time i4, y: There ;hs . ON and j. Core
Wee,, to 5. to 8 and out: won: Rufus 49,
s.ss t eMaiueca fell. Only three starters
Third race. two-year-ods; selling ,nL ,, hxe and
t and to WON mo- praaent o
Laer. los (Brusseln. so to i. Is to and to l
c ch.r Fair Messenssr. Hawking. Monoiogue. Al
bani. Plume and La Tosca Ill also ran.
wa rSrr' oue e'f nilepandeion. ils sshing
BERT. Is to s. = to !. and to 5. second; Do
5 ssi4s II Tms ann
Fond Heart also ran. Mohawk II broke down,
| ing: one and fourth mles-Disobedient. 10;
White. ioo Sweet: ! to i. ! to and out; sec
out. third Time. 2.O7~. D'Arkle also
Sixth race. niles and seedlings two- yea
teri. i to and out. won; Miss Kearney. 1Oa
is sa.as Bel. 're* 'Ss .: md
" ieboIt. Broadsibin and Bird OF Flight ii
also ran. Louise Bell and Broadalbin coupled.