New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-06
College Football Baseball Golf Automobilng Racing
STAKE FOR STATESMAN
Old Keene o-Year-Old, 5Cith
Notter Up, Wins at Pimlic0.

PinIico, Md. Nov. 5-Many of the regulars
who had remained over TO the wtnd-up az
Jamaica were on hand to-day and saw seven good
races with two handicaps among them. joe Notter
came down from New York especially TO have the
mount on Statesman, James r. Keenes former
two-year-old now owned by r E Gardner. In the
Juvenile Handicap, at SIX furiongs. 1t proved a
winning combination, for the young son OF Kinley
Mack-Janice always well in hand, and won
under wraps by two lengths. c. r Fleischmann
Tony Bonero ran one Of his good races to-day and
took the Baltimore Brewers Handicap. the other
feature
Ten two-year-olds. including Footpad, former
stablenate of Statesman; Cunning. Court Lady
High Range and Ragnan, accepted the issue in the
race for the youngsters. Statesman had 10 saddle
LA pounds, but ne seemed to outciass his field
he was sent TO the post at 20 having gone back
in the betting from 6 to ). Tasley. which there
was something of a play, showed early speed and
led the way TO the half mile post, with Waponoca
and Statesman close up. Here Tasiey tired, and
Notter took Statesman to the front to win as he
pleased Waponeca also moved and got the place
by length from Tasley.
Live Wire the favorite In the Brewers
Handicap, with Tony Bonero the second choice in
the betting The Wrestler had lot Of speed to-
day and started to make runaway race OF 1t,
but Tony Bonero hung gaInely and when The
Wrestler had had enough Of it ne went to the
front win easily. The Wrestler five lengths
IL front of Gridron, while Live Wire finished far
back in the ruck.
Sir Wooster showed to-day that he is Of the
best jumpers II training. With l52 pounds his
back. Robert NeviIIes steeplechaser ran away
from Waterway, Economy and Grandpa over the
two-nile course and captured his third OF the
meeting. He followed the pace for mile and
when Grandpa fell it was q walkover for Sir
Wooster. which fenced fauItIessIy and had lots Of
speed the fat. His chances were considered SO
good that he was sent TO the post : to 10 ia
vorte.
Juggler was considered to have the fifth at
his mercy. but he did not have any speed and
finished third to Bobbie kean and Queen Of the
Hills Bobbie kean's victory was d great surprise.
for ne went to the post good 30 to / against
him. while JLggIer was held at Il to 20 The other
winners were Gus Helm Consistent and Trey Of
Spades Goldstein was the only jockey to have
than winning mount. He rode Consistent
and Trey OF Spades.
The summaries follow:
First race six furIongs)-Gus Helm 10 lsIccahey}
to / won Ezndymion Ito Culien} e 2 second
Boz King Commoner Gunshot, Ed shuster Red Doe
Puddn and Magnn finished named.
Second race tseyen furlongs, seng)consistent. 100
lG5oldsteinl to . won. Peep In e3 Caaynes) to l.
third, Time 1:28 Youthful. Laura Neoskaleeta. The
Gown Judge Ermentrout Chariyari, King Ayondale
finished as named
Third race Baltimore Brewers Handicap; mile and
seventy ysrds,-To9y Bonero. no Cullen 70 l. won
The W ,9s 9s eoahe TO t place 7sGond G
BeTSe.ey Lily Giles Live Wire Cave Adsum and sugar
Fourth tsteeplechase about two milesSir Woos-
ter. 49, Davidson, 10 10 won NaterEay loo Dupee
for second Economy l52 tAcAfeel. even %
berry finished pamed-
Fifth race zone and one-sxtesnth miles; selng-Bob-
keau, la (WalasT). I, of the
HIS, los tNotter) place second: Juggler III
Cullen. show betting third Time, - 81 SCION
Shfngle, Wilton Lackay. Lady Isabel and Alex Grant
finished named
Sixth Juvenile Handicap. six furlongs)-State5
man, Ia tNy0tter l. Waponoca. ia McCab5.
10 l. place second; Tasley. 9s lGodsten), to o TO
ElCtrad-
Cheek, High Range. ObdUrate and Rasman finished
named
Seventh tsever rurIongs- seIlng-Trey Spades
1O4 cCoi1steinJ, TO l. CasIewOOd. IJI (OUO
place, second George g Han, lt4 t-roweyl 10 =
show third Time. 2Sl5. 5t4rsowan. President Mon
roe Glorious Betsy, Year H. Westoyer. and Right
and True finished named