The Washington herald., 1908-06-21

New York, June 20.-Another crowd OF
nearly 10000 persons went to the Sleeps
head Bay race track this afternoon to see
James r. Keene's mighty Colin win the
$4,000 Tidal Stakes for three-year-o
He was I'm superb fettle. and scored his
fifteenth consecutive victory. There were
only four starters Colin was quoted az !
10 0. Whitney's crack hlly Stamina was
thought TO be Collins most dangerous
rival
When the barrier went up Chapultepec
and Stamina both tried 10 outrun Colin
IN the first furlong. They set a terrific
pace, but Colin gradually went TO the
front. and at the quarter pole he had as
sumed lead Of a length and a half.
Colin shows speed.
In the run 10 the far turn Colin was
easily the master. He travelled at such a
fast clip that Stamina and Chapultepec
soon chucked IT, But Dorante who had
been trailing up 20 this point. now went
after Colin in earnest. and as the head
of the stretch was reached it looked as
il Colin had been overhauled. Dorante
continued 70 run with both speed and
gameness. until he was less than length
behind Colin.
Then Notter drew his whip and shook
il close 20 Collins head. Colin romped
away from Dorante and won with three
lengths 20 spare
II. B. Duryea's Colors were carried 10
victory in the Foam Stakes by Mediant.
She made all the running. and won 10y
two lengths from High Range
Bayonet, who ran coupled with Judge
Post, was the winner Of the Introductory
SteepleChase.
Timber picked up 40 pounds IN the
Roseben. and making all his own pace
he lasted long enough to win by a length
Brother Jonathan. an added starter
won the Beacon Light Handicap by a
length and half.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Tho Rosebcn Handicap. three-vcar
oids and upward. six and ouc-half furunga Timber
lie lE Duganl. 10 g. won; Saraciuesca us OIus
gravel. TO l. second; Far West Il5 u.ee) II 90 5
-lird. Tine % 25. Earl Cmlrt Poluessing and
frank Lord also un.
SECOND RACE-Iutroductory Stecplechase: six
year-olds and upward; about two miles. Rayonet IA.
Mckinney. 20 I. won: Thstledale lG5 lHuppe)
70 2 second; T. S. Martin. leo r. Heider 10 2
third. Time. 405 2S Waterspeed. Judge Post, Al
lar. and Canvas also ran.
THIRD RACE-The Foam: two-vear- olds. Eve fir.
longs Mediant III O1cCsrthyl % !. won: High
Range. us u. Leo 10 70 ]. second. Casgue II.
.Notter, 2 20 5. third Time. I 90 IS Sir John
Mailman, sandpiper, c. of Chesterbrook. Uncle jim
and Prudent also ran.
FOURTH RACE-ndal; thrce-year-olds: one and
onequlrtcr mics Colin l8 tNotterl 20 s. won
D0rante, l26 u. Lee 10 % I. second. Stamina l2l
T. Dusan), Z 10 !, third Time, 204. ChapultepeC
also an.
FIFTH RACE-BcacUn Light Handicap: three.
TCarOds and upward one and e-sixteonths mile.
m turf. Brother Jonathan. lOl O.. Burnsl - to J.
Voui Faviguy. 100 Delabyl. 10 20 l. second: Sea
Nolf L5 (B. Duganl, 20 ), third. Tine POI IS
Banker. Gun Cotton. Big Bow Bluebook anC
BerSley also ran
SIXTH RACE-The Hermit; threc-year-olds nnt
Upward, selling The Wrestler l06 fNotterl 20 /
won; Rocsstone. lC5 tGamerl. % /. second; Ton
ooan. l0l Smith. 20 /. third. Time 80 35
l,ye. Col White Sugar Pine. Oraculum. Long BAH
Lienap. Weib0urne, Trash. sam H. Harris Red
riar Cornoob IAttle. and Royal Lady also nan.