Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-22
WINS TIDAL STAkEj
Keene Colt Makes Another Victory to
His Long String,
PRACTICALLY BARRED IN BETTING
DOrRnte IL second and stamina
Third - Berwick wins the
Brewers Handicap Mt
Latonia.

NEW YORK, June 0.-The fifteenth sue
eessive victory was added to his record
today by Colin, James r. Keene's unbeaten
three year-old when he won the Tidal
stakes at the Sheepshead bay track in
easy fashion. The Tidal stakes are for
three year olds and worth Nl,6S0 to the
winner. Today's victory together with that
Of Ballot in the suburban Friday makes
Mr.. Keene's returns from the two races
close to $4,000. Colin was on his two-year
form and apparently sound. His string OF
winnings, practically put him out Of the
betting, the odds being quoted at l to s
Twenty thousand people cheered as he was
sent into the track for a warming up. The
four horses were sent away to a fine start,
leaving the barrier heads apart. Colin
quickly went to the front and from that
moment led his field with great apparent
reserve. At the quarter he bettered Cha
putepec and Stamina by a length and a half
and carried them down the back stretch
with positions unchanged. At the far turn
Notter checked him and the field closed up
slightly and Dorante raced into second
place, but when the horses came into the
stretch Notter gave the speedy Keene colt
his head and the youngster responded In a
fashion which brought the crowd to It's feet
cheering mAdly for the favorite. The jockey
eased UP on Colin as he neared the finish,
allowing Dorante TO come within a couple
Of lengths as they swept across the line;
Dorante was four lengths In front OF
Stamina, which was eight lengths ahead Of
Chapultepec. Collins time was 2:04.
Mediant won the form stakes while Baro-
net captured the Introductory steeple-
chase. Judge Post. mate OF Baronet, had
an attack Of blind stageers after finish
ing the course and dropped in front Of the
club house. He was dispatched. Summary:
First race, the Roseben high weight
handicap. 3-year.nldgt six and 4 half fur
longs; Timber 40 e. DugGn, 3 TO s. won,
FsE West qss, ! Lee; il 70 $ third. Ti%s:
ran. Frank Lord lett at the post.
Second race, the Introductory handicap. 4
S Sss e s snS 9 eP' az. Me y mi,SS' ste to +
T: 3. Martin go HeidsE,' : to q third,
speed and Canvas also ran. Bsfonet and
Judge Post coupled.
,n TRITd race, The J Foam; a-yssr;0IGs. FIVE ny;
Mccarthy, 5fto \ won, High Range dis,
=. Lee, 10 to y SECOND. Casaue uls; Notter,
: Mailman 10 81 tht cS.,rmTr i%s: IL 5iOoH esh.s Str %SSR,
Uncle Jim and Prudent also ran.
Fourth race, the Tidal, S-year-olds, one
g s. H Won a SBSSss sSts d SGll3 8 q fs.. N e to i
second. Stamina on, K. Dugan. Z to II
th FIN T I ! re- l;St' h cSsRSltTs|P Fps, ' bsD5 5Hn;
3-year-olds and up, one mile and three
sixteenths, turf course; Brother Jonathan
Delaby, 10 to y second. Seawolf Q15. E.
pugan, 7 to 81 third. Time: 2:oi%. Banker,
Berkely, Blue Book, Big Bow and Cur
Cotton also ran.
Sixth, race, the Hermis, 3-year-olds and
up, selling, one mile: The Wrestler Goe
8 to y second. Tom Dolan d0i, Smith
s to ~ third. Time: 1884. Colonel White
Rye, Zienap. Red Friar. oraculum, Samuel
H. Harris, Sugar Pine. Royal Lady, Corr
Cob, Melbourne, Trash, Little and Long
ball also ran.