The Washington herald., 1908-08-06
MASKETTE ROMPS In
J. e. Keene's Horse Takes
$4,000 Stake Race.
NoTTER KEEPS LONG LEAD
Victor Coupled with wedding Bells
at PrOhIbitfve odds OF 10 :.
John E. Madden's Lady Hubbard
and Miss kearney Coupled UR at
20 2-rhe Summaries.

Saratoga, y. =, Aug 5.-James p.
Keene scored a notable triumph here to-
day, when his FLIES. 8Iaskette and We'd
ding Bells. ran first and second, respec-
lively. IL re $4,000 spinaway Stakes. az
five and a half fUrlongs.
They were quoted at the prohibiuve
odds OF 70 :, with John E. BIadden's
Lady Hubbard and Miss Kearney coupled,
at 70 ? At the start Notter took
Maskette to the front, and after that the,
race was a cinch for ner- She was eased
up IN the stretch. and breezed home with
a length and half 70 spare. in I;o5 4-5.i
a new track record. which Is three-ffths
Of a second slower than 8lcGee's worlds
record It was the fastest tine ever made
by a two-year-Old. however Wedding
Bells was always second. but she had %
be hard driven 70 take the place from
lady Hubbard By a neck Miss Kearney
was eesed Up IN the last quarter.
John Saaford's Keunyetto, 9 20 5. made
all the running in the first race. at seven
fUrlongs. and won n a gallop by thres.
lengths
The Squire. ? 10 I. had a long duel
with Jacobfte. 10 2 and finally beat him
a neck for the place
There were only two starters IN the
SteepIechase, at about TWO miles. After
leading for a greater part OF the route.
Bat succumbed 10 Jimmy Lane, who won
n q drive by a length
Orphan Lad TO Fore
Orphan Lad. after following the paes
set by George G Han for seven furlongs.
went 10 the front. ard wen the haadi-
-zrT
on long enough 10 keep the place from
D'Arkle by a neck The latter would have
been second in another jump.
Helen Harvey went 70 the front ia ths
stretch and won the fifth race, five and
a half furlongs. in a gaIIop- H. B. Dur
yeas Summer Night. who had early speed
stood a sharp drive and took the place
from Plume 1y a neck. AIbani. la TOs-
ca II, and Court Lady. favori5e. were n
q bunch less than a length behind
u. J. Young put over Bonnie Bard,
90 20 1 shot. in the last race. fo- pl1teTs.
al q mile He made al the pace. and was
never fully extended. 10 win By Two
lengths. Golconda came from the ruck
and nailed the Place from Col White by
a head The latter weakened at the end
Kentucky Beau could not raise a good
EaIlop-
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Seven fzz-5ass- Ksuuyssto, =
W.. Miller 2 20 5 Tu1- Tie squire II No
Darisu. ? 20 Z sec1-d. Jsc3dits. ID CSo-teris
; 20 . thEr5- T5zae 1=8 c5- As-or d-Or aso ~
SECOND RACE-S-eeTlechzse about Two Ulles
jimmie Lane. l52 'B-oadveef. % .. wu-5 Bz-s
- T O'B-ie-i. seooud Tlns. 49, -
THIRD RACE-FIvs ald o1e-hsE fu-l1-ss- E1s
ke-te II lNottzrf 20 = Eols welding Be-lz
F IL E Dugz-1. - =. seco-d. La6y -Huohz-d u
+ .SFcet} 2 third EZe- 155 IS Mss
E Kesr-ev WEIacre- a1d Co1s-cilario1 also -a--
i FOURTH RACE-Ore Eile 0-plGC LAD. u
/ iShEli--i 8 20 8 Won. George g. Han ll9 .Br-s-
selsi % L saco1d. D'ArEie. 10 1I-CarttTl.
{ Q, . third Tine. 1s5. G-uero and Caup1is1Es
zlso --1-
FIFTH RACE-Ffue sad onehaf fu-o-sS Helen
Hz-rev. Ia lNoitc-f 20 l. won SuuEs- Nigh--
I l15 .2IcCaT-hyi. 70 = se-ad. P--ue. II lll-
[ Ter % % J. rhi-5 Tine. 1-1l AIh1zi. Ia T1scs
I Il Court LADY. CAeek. lIeTy Cifc- PAR Messs,-
81 and ClapcroE also -z1-
Sixth BACE-O1e uile Bonnie Bard. is 2
D-zau1 p - L Won: C=olc1-5a @ fTorksI- 2 z
Z seo1nd- CO. White 100 Sweet. even. thi-i
Tine la - Tho1as Ca-hos1. ksu-uCEy Be-u.
E4rl-s Cour. Ho-L.as,. and sugar Pine z-s0 rza-