The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-16
Sporting Addenda
THE RACES.
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 ,Saratoga.. N. Y.. Aug. 15.-James R Keene's Helmet easily won the s13.S90 net Hopeful stakes, six furlongs, on the race track here today. He met and defeated Fayette and Sir Martin. the recognized champion 2-year-old of the year. and did 1t in such easy fashion that the victory stamped him ono of the best of the year.
 Although the Madden pair, Fayette and Sir Martin were defeated. they ran a grand race each carrying 130 pounds and conceding Is pounds to each of their opponents.
 The victory, of the Keene colt was
 Helmet broke first and Notter sent him light along opening up a gap of three lengths before Perseus. with Sir Martin third and Fayette fourth. The Keene colt still held his lead on the far turn with the position of the others about the same. As the field swung into the stretch. Helmet still had a load of three lengths and maintained 1t to
 Perseus proved to be a very game colt when he out-classed Fayette at the end. Summaries:
 First race five and a half furlongs--- Lady Bedford. l05 (Shilling), to 2, won: Tatt1ing. 10s (Notter). 9 to 1, sec ond.. Sundance. 1os (Gllbert), 10 to 1, third. Time. 1:07 2-5. Louise Hall, Hill Ttop. Light House. May Rivera and
 Second race. the North American handicap. steeplechase, three miles Bat, 150 (Sampson), 5 to l. won: Mala- ola, tss lDayidson), to l. second; Bay Time, s:2s. St. Nick fell.
 Third race. the Merchants and Cit izens' handicap, mile and three-six- : standardization, 1os tshilling). 6 to second s Danoeara iS7 is eMccarthyS 'S g to Q 9, third. Time, i:5s S-5. Big Chief, Far West. yMonfort and Kennyetto ran. Danoeara and Kenneyetto coupled.
 Fourth race, the Hopeful, four fur. won; .Perseus. 115 (Gilbertj. 10 to | second; Fayette. 130 (Shilling). ( to s third Time. ;l2 ,1-5. Sir Martin. Bob bin. Strike Out and Staterman. Per Sir Martin coupled.
 Fifth race. selling. mile--Gild. i0s (Shilfingl. 6 to 5. won; Alauda, s3 (Afc. Caheyl to 3. second; Fancy. l0s (Mc. DanieD . to 2. third. Time. 1:3S 4-5 Countersign. Polly Watts. Thomas Cal houn and Queen Lead ran.
 sixth race. handicap. six furIongs-- RPeilsi1m PenGi,n1 ,es ss 5GilSsrt1; to won ond; Dreamer 112 (McCarthyl. 5 to 2 third. Time. 1:13. Jeanne d'Arc. For Johnson. Adruche and Schelswig ran
 Empire City Results.
 Empire City. Aug. 15.-First race selling, six furlongs. the Bosom los (Dugan) s to $, won; James B. Brady 107 (Garnerl s to 1. second; Frizette 110 (Upton) ' to 1, third. Tint l;l2 2-5., Jacobite, Dainty Dame. Colo Proof and Black Mary ran.
 Second race. five and one half fur longs: EtheriaI, 107, (Cullen) 2 to S won; Eagman. 107. (Smith) to 1. sec. ond; Home Crest, no, lDugan. to l third. Time 1:07 4-5. Ethel D. ran.
 Third race. milo selling; Dark Night no, (Smtthl to 1. won; Queen Mar. guerite. 10. Upton) even, second Cymbaf-70s t1. Dugan) to l, third Time :42s Harriet and Earls Court rans
 Fourth race. the Yonkers handicap mile and a sixteenth: Frank Gill, 1i9 Gang) to 1, won: Tony Bonero, 99 (Smith1 is to 1, second Jack Atkin 1is. tShreve) 2 to 1. third. Time i:47 Charles Edward AcCarter, Grapple Arasee. Old Honesty. TI1eing and Bad News ran.
 Fifth race. selling. i've and half fur. won; Garkland. 9s, (Smith) to 1, sec. ond; Billy Bodemer, 106, (sweet) [ tc II, third Time LOS 3-5. Star Thistle Gliding Belle. 0. U. Kid. Donsella, En. ergy, Kin. Elmer Boy and Fine Lawn also ran.
 Sixth race. selling, ono mile and q sixteenth. Commedienne, IDA. (Dugan) 9 to 10, won; Rdckstone, 10s, (Garnerj z to ?, second: Coat of Arms, l06, (Leei to 1, third. Time l AS 1-5. Chantiily Lord stanhope, Tipping. Saylof and ] c. Core also ran. Saylor and Core fell shortly after the start and Jockeys Sumter and Sweet were seriously in- jured.